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coffeebaron: As above, unless you can get a muilti band HSDPA supporting all three 850/900/2100 3G bands (and 1900 would be good to); so stick to a stick or express card for now.
nate:Should I go for this one since it does both (eek, RRP is $335)?
- OPERATING BANDS : GSM/GPRS/EDGE: 850MHz, 900MHz, 1800MHz, 1900MHz
- UMTS/WCDMA : 2100MHz, 1900MHz, 850MHz
- 1xEVDO/1xRTT : 850MHz, 1900MHz
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I'm supposed to respect my elders, but it's getting harder and harder for me to find one now.
coffeebaron:nate:
- UMTS/WCDMA : 2100MHz, 1900MHz, 850MHz
It's missing UMTS/WCDMA 900MHz
Though if you are happy to be a Telecom customer, then it's not a bad option. It will let you down in Vodafone's rural 3G areas. And as more 900 3G gets rolled out in particularly EU countries, you will miss this too; not really an issue in main centres that will be largely 2100 stuff.
There are currently no cards (including the USB or Express card) that I'm aware of that do both 850 & 900 UMTS/WCDMA. So anything you buy now will be a compromise anyway.
My advice based on that RRP of $335, is it is a pretty good buy if you go Telecom - so I think if you are happy with that, then go ahead. NB: check with Telecom first that they will support this on their current CDMA network though - but I'm sure they will if it comes via a NZ supplier.
Kyanar: I'm not 100% on this, but doesn't that spec mean it'll work on Telecom's new network as well?
peejayw: Slightly OT, what Express cards do 900/2100 UMTS ?
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Lipex666: I think you have forgoton about Wifi. Its getting everywhere with hotspots and great if roaming.
nate:, I already have a Vodafone mobile data connection (though this may discontinue when Telecom launch their new data network),
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