can a cell phone with GSM bands 850/1800/1900 work on a network which operates within the 900 mhz bandwidth??
Will the Audiovox SMT5600 work within the 900 mhz bandwidth??
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Big Ol' Gal
20 Dec 2009
Big Ol' Gal
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Big Ol' Gal
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No; that’s a European cell frequency (as a rule). Unless you get a quad-band or "world" phone with 800/900/1800/1900 mhz, it will only work in the U.S.
If you travel a lot, then a world phone is ideal; if you travel only occasionally, then you may be best off buying a disposable phone when you reach your destination, depending on ho long you plan to stay.