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Originally Posted by bodeh6
You are kidding right? They can't even get the V3i out yet. Don't expect any new RAZR/KRZR of any kind before Q1 2007 at the earliest. That Thread on the MAXX and KRZR are totally unconfirmed. I could start a thread about the K790a from Sony Ericsson and that has as good a chance of getting released by Cingular as those phones.
Bottom Line: Not any time this year. |
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Originally Posted by jyalexop2003
I agree. I see no reason to release the V3i since the V3 is still selling like hoita cakes at $149. They'll make much more selling volumes of V3s as oppsed to expensive V3i's.
That being said, I wouldn't wxpect the 3G RAZRs to be coming out anytime soon. I look for mid 07 for the maxx and Vxx. The carriers are quickly realizing that they are not seeing the return on capital with 3G. My guess is investing on 3G will slow down not accelerate.. |
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Originally Posted by mush10
If they had a decent 3G phone selection I think the return would increase. I have not seen one 3G phone released that I would rush to buy and use the services on. The MAXX can change all that.
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Originally Posted by mush10
I was referring to the Maxx should it ever be released. A RAZR with itunes or EDGE (2.5 years late) does nothing for me. I agree the LG would be better than those.
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Originally Posted by inspector
I think it might be worth buying the v3x at a local dealer...
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Originally Posted by iamthedudeman
I don't know about that. I am really happy with my Cu500. One of the best phones I have owned in a long time. And I have owned alot. I don't know that I would trade my Cu500 for either of the two mentioned Moto's. I am not really clamoring to get either of the two. There isn't really any improvement as far as I can tell of either of the two Moto's over the Cu500. I just was wondering why people care about the V3i or the KRZR. They are nothing to write home about, old tech and outdated. I am really waiting for a Cingular 3125 with HSDPA, now that would be the perfect phone to me. Only time will tell.
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Originally Posted by jyalexop2003
The only reason I see to get a 3G phone would be for fast internet.
That said, the CU500 is 1.6Mb HSDPA and the 2 upcoming 3G Razors (V3xx and maxx) will be 3.6Mb HSDPA. |
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Originally Posted by Faceless Rebel
By the time these putative 3G RAZRs actually come out, HSDPA will be old news. It will be all about WiMAX.
I doubt very much any American will see the V3 RAZR XXX Vin Diesel Edition or the V3 RAZR MAXXXXXXX until 2008. By then Sprint will be deploying WiMAX (what they're calling '4G') in major cities. Good old Moto, always 2 years too late. |
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Originally Posted by keiri
That's all well and good if you're on Sprint.
From what I've seen and heard Cingular is NOT going WiMAX anytime soon - their money is on HSDPA. For this reason the Maxx is definitely a better deal then the CU500; Cingular only has 1.8 HSDPA deployed (and in limited areas) but has plans to upgrade that to 3.6 HSDPA in the future. Now the CU500 (IIRC) has a speed limit of 1.8mbps - the current limit but when 3.6 is available that CU500 will still only get a max of 1.8. That's called a bottleneck. The Maxx on the other hand will release and be limited by the network to 1.8 but when 3.6 is available it will be limited to 3.6; effectively, double the speed of the CU500. But that's just my opinion... K |
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Originally Posted by jyalexop2003
YUP, thats what i said earlier. If you want fast data don't spend your $$ now on as CU500, but wait till the V3xx and MAXX to arrive. 3.6Mb dowload and more features that the CU500, including voice dialing..However, thes ephones may not come out in Q3/Q4 but early/mid 07..
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Originally Posted by GoLDFellah
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Originally Posted by blumoto
Wirelessly posted (Nokia6682/2.0 (4.65.0) SymbianOS/8.0 Series60/2.6 Profile/MIDP-2.0 Configuration/CLDC-1.1 UP.Link/6.3.0.0.0)
Having used reg. umts in italia and have seen the benefits of it. Just about everyone over there user a 3g nokia or se cing would benefit big time by releasing a nokia or moto 3g model along with the cu500(which i like) you dont have to be a genius to figure out that cing phone policy sucks but as long as they have the most customers and keep selling razrs they will think they r doing everything right sometimes demand has to be created but unfortunately cing has no clue |
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Originally Posted by keiri
That's all well and good if you're on Sprint.
From what I've seen and heard Cingular is NOT going WiMAX anytime soon - their money is on HSDPA. For this reason the Maxx is definitely a better deal then the CU500; Cingular only has 1.8 HSDPA deployed (and in limited areas) but has plans to upgrade that to 3.6 HSDPA in the future. Now the CU500 (IIRC) has a speed limit of 1.8mbps - the current limit but when 3.6 is available that CU500 will still only get a max of 1.8. That's called a bottleneck. The Maxx on the other hand will release and be limited by the network to 1.8 but when 3.6 is available it will be limited to 3.6; effectively, double the speed of the CU500. But that's just my opinion... K |
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Originally Posted by jyalexop2003
YUP, thats what i said earlier. If you want fast data don't spend your $$ now on as CU500, but wait till the V3xx and MAXX to arrive. 3.6Mb dowload and more features that the CU500, including voice dialing..However, thes ephones may not come out in Q3/Q4 but early/mid 07..
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Originally Posted by iamthedudeman
You will never see 3.6 speeds or 1.8 in the real world. Maybe 1.8 down the road. So the point is moot.
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Originally Posted by keiri
Just because you won't see it doesn't mean the point is moot.
If your logic was universal that would mean that many of the things we believe would be moot. My point is at the present, no, you won't see 1.8mbps but when it gets upgraded to 3.6 and 2.0mbps is the standard download speed (this is possible) then your vaunted CU500 is only going to be getting 1.8 max whereas the Maxx would be able to use the FULL 2.0mbps - because it has more available overhead. And if the prices of both phones are the same (or the difference is negligible) then the Maxx is the better choice. K |
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