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jaidevp
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  #251449 28-Aug-2009 22:59
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2100Mhz 3G is now available in the following Areas

Auckland
Hamilton
Rotorua
Wellington
Nelson
Christchurch
Queenstown
Dunedin
Invercargill




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  #251452 28-Aug-2009 23:10
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jaidevp: 2100Mhz 3G is now available in the following Areas

Auckland
Hamilton
Rotorua
Wellington
Nelson
Christchurch
Queenstown
Dunedin
Invercargill



great news! will 2100Mhz coverage ever reach the same coverage as the current 850Mhz coverage?




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  #251473 29-Aug-2009 06:48
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Damager:
jaidevp: 2100Mhz 3G is now available in the following Areas

Auckland
Hamilton
Rotorua
Wellington
Nelson
Christchurch
Queenstown
Dunedin
Invercargill



great news! will 2100Mhz coverage ever reach the same coverage as the current 850Mhz coverage?


No. The network is 100% 850MHz with 2100Mhz in those cities.

Even within those cities 850MHz will still deliver you a far better end user experience.




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  #251484 29-Aug-2009 08:40
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Damager:
jaidevp: 2100Mhz 3G is now available in the following Areas

Auckland
Hamilton
Rotorua
Wellington
Nelson
Christchurch
Queenstown
Dunedin
Invercargill



great news! will 2100Mhz coverage ever reach the same coverage as the current 850Mhz coverage?


Do you know the number of 2100mhz cells that would be required to do this? It would never happen

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  #251602 29-Aug-2009 19:17
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thanks for the clarification sbiddle and johnr :-)





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  #251746 30-Aug-2009 15:25
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you will prob find that the 2100 network will pop on and off around the place as they do some op testing. the network is there the equipment is in but they dont want it live. some sites will be live some others wont be.

i idea of 2100 would be to get the over seas travelers that have 2100 data cards.

auckland would prob be from orewa to papakura anything out there would prob be 850 only.

they bought the equipment when they did the first build and as its there already why not use it

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  #251779 30-Aug-2009 18:55
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I get almost constant coverage in Wattle Downs, Auckland. Always have full bars when on the 850 band but cant see with the 2100 only though.

 
 
 
 

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  #251817 30-Aug-2009 22:25
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Sites in the launched areas above are live, won't be popping on/off..  that not to say 850 only sites may get 2100 in the future.

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  #251869 31-Aug-2009 08:45
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sorry i didnt see your above post before posting.

will 2100 be sold as a new product in nz eg for data or just left on for the travellers?

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  #251875 31-Aug-2009 09:04
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BioNz: sorry i didnt see your above post before posting.

will 2100 be sold as a new product in nz eg for data or just left on for the travellers?


The Telecom network is 850 MHz WCDMA. The 2100 MHz is only used for capacity infill and inbound roaming. It's not a new service/product.





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