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Would A Sharp gx20 or Nokia 6230 work in Australia

08-05-2005 3:55pm

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dshakey

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im heading to australia in a few months. would my sharp gx20 or nokia 6230 work there. i think it will.

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#2 08-05-2005 4:03pm

flywheel

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roaming or using a local SIM?

for a start, here are details on the Australian networks:
http://www.gsmworld.com/roaming/gsminfo/cou_au.shtml

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#3 08-05-2005 4:05pm

dshakey

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well roaming until i get settled then id buy a sim, the phone is unlocked

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#4 08-05-2005 4:13pm

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you're grand then - Australia uses the same GSM bands as we do (900 and 1800) - you can check with your operator which roaming partner are available to you over there (and more importantly how much it costs!)

when you are over there you can determine which operator is available/best for you to subscribe with

p.s. if you're doing one of those 1 year working holiday visas and going through USIT they can organise a pre-pay SIM for you before you go

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