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Topic # 98028 23-Feb-2012 12:28
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Playstation Vita released today - Sony failed to publish any network support specs (website, downloadable doco, media releases, Sony Shop staff) - I tried my XT SIM in one - works great. Not sure if it would have been on 850MHz or 2100MHz though. Assuming it is the same specs as the AT&T model released in the USA. Should work on both :)

BTW - Price difference between Wifi and Wifi+3G model in USA is USD$50 (NZD$60).  Here we pay NZD$150 for this feature.  :(


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  Reply # 586470 24-Feb-2012 22:00
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Did you purchase one? I'm interested in hearing some hands on comments.



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  Reply # 586522 25-Feb-2012 01:54
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Sorry no, just wanted to test the network since it was 'unspecified' everywhere..  My son is interested in one but probably in a week or two.

-KENT

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