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Mattnzl

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#8810 31-Jul-2006 13:39
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This might be great for Sony UX owners, as the UX only has a cf slot:

http://www.vodafone.jp/en/data_card/product_info/index.html

Pretty cheap too! $71, but I guess that is on a plan...
Also has drivers for windows mobile available. No idea if it VF Japan use the same frequencies as NZ though???

Cheers,  matt...

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  #42925 31-Jul-2006 13:55
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there you go Kel.... i eat my words about a CF UMTS card being unviable on a commercial basis.









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  #42926 31-Jul-2006 13:58
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Yeah I have seen it when I was searching for it to use with "my" UX. LOL... Okay I was planning ahead to see if it will get me closer to get able to use UX and my 1GB sim card...

Not too sure about the Japan's UMTS frequency, but i can assure you, you are not the only one looking at CF UMTS/HSDPA as there are thousands of people with UMPC and UX wanting one for use with UMTS. I for one is too.




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  #42927 31-Jul-2006 14:06
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tonyhughes: there you go Kel.... i eat my words about a CF UMTS card being unviable on a commercial basis.


Heheh Tony, don't eat, just buy me the CF UMTS card and we'll call it even. hehe




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  #42928 31-Jul-2006 14:12
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The card appears to be made by Sieko, and yes it should work on our system here as vodfone Jp use the same spectrum as everyone else (except the US) for UMTS 3G services.

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  #42929 31-Jul-2006 14:14
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cyril7: The card appears to be made by Sieko, and yes it should work on our system here as vodfone Jp use the same spectrum as everyone else (except the US) for UMTS 3G services.


Mmmmm (For some reason I kept thinking Japan always go against the grain and use different spectrum, look at the PCS and PCN systems).... So if it is using 2100MHz UMTS, then... Is there anyone here from Japan or going to go to Japan for a visit? Would you get one for me? PLEASE? hehehe.




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