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There is a TriBand phone in the Pipelines at Ericsson. It looks pretty much
like the T28, but it weighs 75 grams, and they have abandoned the shooting
flip, it really wasn't cool after a while, plus the flip usually broke down
after a short period of time. You can take a look at the phone at Ericsson's
website: www.ericsson.com


So, now we are waiting for the 6210 to arrive, with Dual Band, WAP, 114 gr.
But the phones from Ericsson have been introduced, sound well.. but I look
forward to see Nokia's first Bluetooth and GPRS products.

Best regards,
Gu�j�n P.




"Brian G. Levett" <brian@phc2000.com> wrote in message
news:mHkw4jAYXvf5EwxU@phc2000.com...
You could try a Motorola Timeport tri-bander.

In article <397b2ec8@news.xtml.co.uk>, Peter Myers
<pjm@touchlinetv.com> writes
>Go for the T28 "World" which is dual band GSM900/1900..I have just come
back
>from USA where it worked faultlessly.
>
>"SideShow Bob" <zaheerm@my-deja.com> wrote in message
>news:397af122.1554732@news.ntlworld.com...
>> On Sun, 23 Jul 2000 12:57:59 +0100, Naveen <ck113@city.ac.uk> wrote:
>>
>>
>> >only thing is, wheather i should wait for a tri-band version of the t28.
>> >is there one in the pipeline??
>>
>>
>> Only if you need a tri-band then wait for it. The T28 is excellent
>> value these days so go for that if you dont make frequent trips to
>> USA.
>>
>>
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