850 mhz ?????????????????

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I have seen on various sites diffrent listings for the gsm. some sites say its quad band and list 850 and some say tri-band. I just wanted to know if anyone has any conformation on if it has 850 mhz or not

Really difficult to go to the HTC website and check the specs ... is it?

http://www.htc.com/www/product.aspx?id=49524

like i said in the first post other sites have it listed as not quad band

Originally Posted by ynghova187

like i said in the first post other sites have it listed as not quad band

Originally HTC listed it as tri-band, but bow they are saying quad-band. That's why some sites say one thing and others another.

sounds good to me. So i should be able to get this as soon as its released overseas next month and have it working on the US at&t for data and voice.

edit: nm i just noticed there is no 1900 umts. think this can be activated with a rom?

Hmmmmm....

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On the htc official dutch site is says triband......

http://www.htc.com/nl/product.aspx?id=54146

WTF????

look at cellhut

http://www.cellhut.com/HTC-Touch-Pro...-Pro-(Unlocked)

"BandGSM 1800/GSM 1900/GSM 850/HSDPA 850/HSDPA 1900 "

Originally Posted by merten3000

On the htc official dutch site is says triband......

http://www.htc.com/nl/product.aspx?id=54146

WTF????

The official German site of HTC does as well:

http://www.htc.com/de/product.aspx?id=54454

(It sais that the actual capability of frequencies depends on the telephone provider, but it does not mention 8560 MHz ...)

Either there is a European/Asian version AND an US-amerik. version or the limitation is based on software (different radio firmware?). There is a Raphael 100 and a Raphael 110 - may this be the difference?

Cheers,

Eriol

Originally Posted by Eriol

The official German site of HTC does as well:

http://www.htc.com/de/product.aspx?id=54454

(It sais that the actual capability of frequencies depends on the telephone provider, but it does not mention 8560 MHz ...)

Either there is a European/Asian version AND an US-amerik. version or the limitation is based on software (different radio firmware?). There is a Raphael 100 and a Raphael 800 - may this be the difference?

Cheers,

Eriol

Read a bit closer dude, the Raph800 is the CDMA version (according to the sources I stated in the thread here). The AT&T ROM was signed for a RAPH110 whereas the HTC ROM was signed for a RAPH100. Im predicting the radio stack will be the desiding factor on the bands available rather than different hardware, would be quite logistically stupid if HTC had several slightly different models on the go just to satisfy the carriers band needs. Sure the cosmetics might be different outside but the core hardware really should be the same.

what is the processor speed of Raphael?