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nzbnw
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  #189156 13-Jan-2009 10:58
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tonyhughes:
freitasm:
boby55: Hmm I cant seem to pick it up on the far side of taradale using my n95


Are you using an American N95? Because the New Zealand version doesn't work in 850MHz - the American versions do.

I didnt know that.... is that original ones, or just 8GB ?

Could be my new handset at launch then. Although I do like the E51 - but a better camera would be nice.


AFAIK both. Some versions of the N95 and N95 8GB have 2100Mhz WCDMA (NZ etc) while others, i.e. the American Version (Telstra Next G included) have 850Mhz and 1900Mhz WCDMA.

Personally I like the idea of an E71 (W850) Smile.

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  #189390 13-Jan-2009 23:29
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freitasm:
boby55: Hmm I cant seem to pick it up on the far side of taradale using my n95


Are you using an American N95? Because the New Zealand version doesn't work in 850MHz - the American versions do.


I did not know that. I am using a New Zealand model

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  #189497 14-Jan-2009 12:33
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I notice I can see Telecom NZ on my E51 which is UMTS 850/2100 in Auckland CBD and Grey Lynn.  How many people in NZ will have 850mhz umts phones at present I wonder with the exception of the iphone?  My phone was a parrelel import.

/ben



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  #189515 14-Jan-2009 13:33
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Whats the signal strength like, i gather you dont have an existing Telecom CDMA handset to compare?





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