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Cellular Phone Forum / Providers / Cingular / October 2003Limited number of GAIT phones
I'm surprised there are only two GAIT phones on the market for Cingular (according to PhoneScoop). Did a phone search and the only requirements I specified were Cingualr and GAIT. Nokia 6340i Sony Ericsson T62u > I'm surprised there are only two GAIT phones on the market > for Cingular (according to PhoneScoop). [quoted text clipped - 4 lines] > Nokia 6340i > Sony Ericsson T62u phonescoop.com shows only three GAIT phones exist: Nokia 6340, Nokia 6340i, and Sony Ericsson T62u. I don't get it, but that's how it is. I won't change from my Preferred Nation account until there's a wider variety of phones that can handle the Nation setup. That means GAIT. >>I'm surprised there are only two GAIT phones on the market >>for Cingular (according to PhoneScoop). > phonescoop.com shows only three GAIT phones exist: Nokia 6340, Nokia > 6340i, and Sony Ericsson T62u. That's correct, but if you click on the plain 6340, it will report that Cingualr has discontinued it. I agree, I would change until things settle down with better phones. My Sprint contract is up in January. >I'm surprised there are only two GAIT phones on the market >for Cingular >Nokia 6340i >Sony Ericsson T62u That's pretty much it for any carrier. AT&T (I think) only offers the T62u and doesn't even offer the much better Nokia phone. -- John S. e-mail responses to - john at kiana dot net ATTWS offers the Sony Ericsson T62u in GSM 850/1900 TDMA 800/1900 and NO AMPS. They also have the Siemens S46 in GSM 850/1900 TDMA 800/1900 and AMPS. --- Update your PC at http://windowsupdate.microsoft.com Outgoing mail is certified Virus Free. > ATTWS offers the Sony Ericsson T62u in GSM 850/1900 TDMA 800/1900 and NO > AMPS. > They also have the Siemens S46 in GSM 850/1900 TDMA 800/1900 and AMPS. That's not quite right. The S46 is dual digital, with different bands. Restated: ATTWS offers the Sony Ericsson T62u in GSM 850/1900 TDMA 800/1900 and AMPS. They also have the Siemens S46 in GSM 900/1900 TDMA 800/1900 and NO AMPS. http://www.sonyericsson.com/us/spg.jsp?page=start&Redir=template%3DPS1%26B%3Die% 26PID%3D9945%26LM%3DPSM_V%26gal%3D105 http://www.my-siemens.com/MySiemens/CDA/Index/1,1652,US_en_0_product%253AMW%252F HD%252FHD%252FS46%252Fdesc,00.html John C. > ATTWS offers the Sony Ericsson T62u in GSM 850/1900 TDMA 800/1900 and NO > AMPS. > They also have the Siemens S46 in GSM 850/1900 TDMA 800/1900 and AMPS. And how will an AT&T phone help me when I can only get Cingular service, huh? There are only 2 GAIT phones right now. The 6340i and T62U. There likely will be no more GAIT phones, as they are a transitional phone to get people by until GSM is wider spread. What you are waiting for is not more GAIT phones, but more GSM coverage. If you want a GAIT phone, there are only two. Mark > I'm surprised there are only two GAIT phones on the market > for Cingular (according to PhoneScoop). [quoted text clipped - 4 lines] > Nokia 6340i > Sony Ericsson T62u |
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