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Re: Who plans to go HD2?
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Originally Posted by Deimoss View Post
I understand what you're saying but I'd rather have my 1ghz powered capacitive touch Phone running on an established 4G network rather than have the phone and have the network be its bottle neck for processing net data such as streaming, downloading, uploading etc.

4G is gigabyte speed right there when you need it
I fully agree but there are those who have tmobile and don't have network issues. Now for those who don't have network issues by the time Sprint launches a 4g winmo device, all the other carriers will have basically the same speeds. On the front of ppcgeeks news page is says tmobile and att are ready for hspa 7.2. That means no new phones are needed and they will be only a little bit slower then wimax. If tmobile coverage was more expanded it would be an easier choice, but if you have great tmobile service in your area then its a great choice.
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