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Dual-band and tri-band

  • 25-04-2011 3:21pm
    #1
    cookies221
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    I recently bought a Sony Ericsson Spiro for €30. The phone is dual-band (uses the 900MHz and 1800MHz frequencies) which is fine for Europe. However, I'm moving to Canada which uses 1900MHz frequency so I'll need a tri-band phone. Is there any way of upgrading my phone to tri-band? If so, would it be financially worthwhile considering my phone was only €30to begin with? Perhaps I'll just buy a phone over there...


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  • #2
    chrislad
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    You can't. Don't buy a phone here. Buy one in Canada.


  • #3
    Mimikyu
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  • #4
    chrislad
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    Looking @ rogers.com

    Nokia 2720 - 50€ - same as here
    Nokia C3 - 64€ - 36€ cheaper than here.

    Easier for warranty purposes etc to get one over there, especially if it's going to be a long term thing.


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