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Topic # 22026 13-May-2008 21:45
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Hi all. I geeked out over Iron Man and now I want one of these (http://www.pcmag.com/article2/0,1759,2105676,00.asp). Can I get one in NZ (or to NZ somehow), and if so can I use it on the Vodafone network?

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Reply # 130730 13-May-2008 21:54
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Sorry it won't work on Vodafone's network - this phone runs on Verizon and it is a CDMA handset.




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Reply # 130731 13-May-2008 21:55
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Thats a big NO way !!

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  Reply # 130748 14-May-2008 00:55
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If it is the form factor that you like then the following may interest you:

- LG KU950
- Samsung P900

BTW these are not available to buy here in NZ but if imported should work on the GSM network, ofcourse with the same limitations as other parallel imported phones.



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  Reply # 131598 18-May-2008 14:35
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Bugger, but thanks for that guys. Nav2u, that LG you linked me to looks the goods.

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