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Cellular Phone Forum / Country Specific / Australian Group / March 2005need a "world" phone
I need a phone that will work in Australia, US, Europe and Japan. My current 6230 can do all but Japan. Any recommendations? Cy >I need a phone that will work in Australia, US, Europe and Japan. > My current 6230 can do all but Japan. > Any recommendations? you're stuffed. Give up:( one that uses satellites? >I need a phone that will work in Australia, US, Europe and Japan. > My current 6230 can do all but Japan. > Any recommendations? > > Cy >I need a phone that will work in Australia, US, Europe and Japan. > My current 6230 can do all but Japan. > Any recommendations? > > Cy The 6230 is only tri-band which limits your coverage somewhat in the US. The new Motorola V3 is quad band 850/900/1850/1900 Parts of the states are moving to 850 ive heard. > >I need a phone that will work in Australia, US, Europe and Japan. > > My current 6230 can do all but Japan. [quoted text clipped - 3 lines] > > The 6230 is only tri-band which limits your coverage somewhat in the US. >The new Motorola V3 is quad band 850/900/1850/1900 They forgot about 1800 used in parts of Australia. Some networks in Europe are 1800 only. GSM1850 refers to GSM1800 >>The new Motorola V3 is quad band 850/900/1850/1900 > > They forgot about 1800 used in parts of Australia. Some networks in > Europe are 1800 only. >GSM1850 refers to GSM1800 I didn't see any such reference. > >GSM1850 refers to GSM1800 > > I didn't see any such reference. Stupid fish-breath, he's trying to tell you GSM 1850 doesnt exist and the OP meant GSM 1800 >Stupid fish-breath, he's trying to tell you GSM 1850 doesnt exist and the OP >meant GSM 1800 Really? That's not how I interpreted his post. You must be a mindreader. > >Stupid fish-breath, he's trying to tell you GSM 1850 doesnt exist and the OP > >meant GSM 1800 > > Really? That's not how I interpreted his post. You must be a > mindreader. Youre a dull boy, Billy Motorola C975 and A1000 from Three. Work in US (1900MHz), Australian and Europe(900/1800MHz), Japan (2100MHz). > I need a phone that will work in Australia, US, Europe and Japan. > My current 6230 can do all but Japan. > Any recommendations? > > Cy |
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