Does the SE 990i have HSDPA on 850 and 1900 for the US market? This seems to be the selling point for many on the TyTN (as there are no other handsets with this coverage presently). I don't see it on the US sales site for Expansys, but I assume you can just bring it on over and slap a UMTS card into it.

Oliver

yeah, but for $6.63 you're getting an IMPERIAL gallon, which is better (and more to boot).

I wonder if this means they will disable the ipod port on this little piece of goodness

http://smart.denon.com/s101.asp#

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oversampling diminishes high frequency errors related to 'stepping' at audible frequencies. 8x oversampling a CD results in a sample rate of 352.8kHz. Most players oversample by that these days.

o

us store down!

your teeth will be nice and hard as they rot out of your skull from gingivitis/periostitis, which this device (and all the fluoride in the world) will do nothing to prevent.

When you work in the bowels of an urban hospital in a department with lead lined walls, your cellphone is unlikely to provide reliable communication. Even the RAZR (which has arguably the best RF available today) is less than 50/50 where I work. That said, cellies don't interfere with the one piece of equipment I'd worry most about - the MRI scanner.


JB - just a correction: doesn't matter if the phone is digital or analog, you still can get interference. On a digital phone it's mostly from the control exchange rather than actually talking - it's that buzzing you hear through your speakers just before your phone rings.

Wry - most hospitals won't charge you for a local call (and ours won't let you make a long distance call either).

O