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Roti2000 · 01-12-2010, 15:03

Interesting, Bossman & akraus -- So the places where I CAN get AT&T coverage with this ostensibly Quad Band phone means that it is picking up the signal on GSM-1900?

It will be interesting to see what happens in Mexico--if wikipedia is to believed, Telcel uses 850 for 3g and hasn't rolled it out yet in the area where I'm headed.

So, theoretically, I guess, it should connect via GSM-1900.

Does anyone have any leads on reliable dual-sim quad-bands? I may try and do an exchange/return with focalprice.com if i have bad luck in Mexico.

I travel down there a lot, and many of the places I normally go around Mexico City are in Telcel 3g territory.

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Roti2000 (Offline) Junior Member Amateur Member Posts: 18 Join Date: 08 Jun 2010 Country:	01-12-2010, 15:03 Interesting, Bossman & akraus -- So the places where I CAN get AT&T coverage with this ostensibly Quad Band phone means that it is picking up the signal on GSM-1900? It will be interesting to see what happens in Mexico--if wikipedia is to believed, Telcel uses 850 for 3g and hasn't rolled it out yet in the area where I'm headed. So, theoretically, I guess, it should connect via GSM-1900. Does anyone have any leads on reliable dual-sim quad-bands? I may try and do an exchange/return with focalprice.com if i have bad luck in Mexico. I travel down there a lot, and many of the places I normally go around Mexico City are in Telcel 3g territory.