Sony Ericsson T637 Analog Capable?

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Is the Sony Ericsson T637 analog capable or just GSM? TIA

Tom

 

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In article <kb2md0l06a4ie7jlor57fv1f5fbulvq5hp@4ax.com>,
Wishful Thinker <> wrote:

> Is the Sony Ericsson T637 analog capable or just GSM? TIA
>
> Tom

Just GSM.

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>Is the Sony Ericsson T637 analog capable or just GSM? TIA

I don't know. However you can usually find the specifcations on phones at
http://www.phonescop.com.

There is a box that you can enter the phones model number in and it jumps to
that phone's information.


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On Thu, 24 Jun 2004 12:06:04 -0500, Wishful Thinker <> wrote:

>Is the Sony Ericsson T637 analog capable or just GSM? TIA
>
>Tom

It's triple band GSM: 850mhz and 1900mhz for the U.S. and 1800mhz for
Europe. No analog. None.


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RexYBlue <rexybluezz@hotmail.com> wrote
> It's triple band GSM: 850mhz and 1900mhz for the U.S. and 1800mhz for
> Europe.

While GSM1800 will cover you in parts of Europe and the Pacific Rim, I
believe that 1800's purpose in the Americas is to provide coverage in
Brazil and Uruguay, so a 850/1800/1900 phone will cover you in just
about every North- and South-American country with GSM (Venezuela
being the big exception).

Thus a Europe-Pacific phone is 900/1800/1900, while an Americas phone
is 850/1800/1900. Either will give you decent coverage globally, but
is tailored to a specific region.

tg.