N900 doesn't have variations, every device has similar frequencies. Ossipena
There is nothing else to do except wait.... 2009/12/8 Alejandro López <listas....@googlemail.com> > Fernando, > > I think Argentina uses the same frequencies as the US, so I would be very > surprised if those frequencies are not supported by the N900. Maybe the > supported frequencies depend where you buy it? > > > http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/UMTS_frequency_bands#UMTS.2FHSDPA.2FHSUPA_frequency_bands_deployment > > I don't know if this is the case for the N900 (I hope not), but with the > N80 there was a funny problem. In Argentina the European version was sold as > it supported the Spanish language, but it would not work on UMTS because it > used the European bands. To have the N80 working on 3G you needed to buy it > in the US, but in that case it would not support Spanish. Nice, ain't it? > > Good luck. > Alejandro. > > > Fernando Cassia wrote: > > Sheesh, I was ready to order the N900 but then I found it only supports > > WCDMA at 900-1800-2100. > > Down here in Argentina 3G uses 850 and 1900 Mhz. > > > > Was it too difficult for Nokia to include worldwide 3G compatibility? > > Oh well... > > > > FC > > > >
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