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#9107 20-Aug-2006 13:34
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http://www.reghardware.co.uk/2006/08/16/vodafone_v1605_hsdpa/

I'm guessing one of those would work in NZ too...




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#44381 20-Aug-2006 17:21
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Yes. The HTC Hermes is being tested and certified here, but not as a "VPA" brand. Vodafone Germany (and now Vodafone UK) are the only ones using the VPA brand. Vodafone Australia and Vodafone New Zealand are using the i-mate brand.

It seems Vodafone in Europe didn't want to enter the Windows Mobile space, but was pushed to it because of competitors such as O2 and T-Mobile. Vodafone Australia and Vodafone New Zealand started selling Windows Mobile devices way before their counterparts in Europe and never moved to use their own brand on devices, I guess mainly because of their low power in terms of support resources here.




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