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In article <fmij3.586$CG3.1108@nntpserver.swip.net>, "Patrik"
<patrik_jedefors@NO_SPAM_hotmail.com> wrote:


>> > I thought it was T10, not T10s.
>
>It shoud be T10s.
>
>> Actually, I don't think even Ericsson are sure what the name is.  Go to
>> http://www.ericsson.se and click on the "T10: dual band mobile phone" link
>> (under News).  First, they call it the T10s...then simply the T10...then
>> T10s down the bottom.
>
>It's really a bit confusing. Before I bought my T18s I checked this to make
>sure that there were not two different versions, but there was only one
>version, the T18s. When I surfed around on Ericssons Swedish mobile site I
>learned that the "s" indicated that the phone was a dual band phone. (S868,
>SH 888, T18s, T10s). As you probably know, all new Ericssons are dual band
>phones. I've seen many ads when they call the phones T18 or T18s, but when
>Ericsson also mixes this, it's confusing.
>


They probably mix it because some ads are used worldwide and some are only
meant for the european market. Ericson has 2 names for their series. The
t18s is meant for european customers and the t18c is meant for the
asian/chinese market. The only differences are the languages used in the
phones. So if ericsson has an add they want to use worldwide they use the
name t18. If it's only meant for the asian market they use the name t18c.
and if it's meant for the european market they use the name t18s.Quite
simple in fact.

sharif Pasaribu