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Re: Coming to the United States?
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Originally Posted by the7thson View Post
Couldn't be further from the truth! Sprint has been nothing but a terrible experience for me, I'm out of contract with them now and my girlfriend is on T-Mobile, they have excellent coverage and service here, I can get a pretty reasonable no-contract plant with them etc, I can't wait to switch to T-Mobile!

All that said, I hope I end up being wrong and that the HD2 supports 21mbps, but I doubt it.
i just did a google search for the n900 and all of those searches bring back that the n900 does the exact same as the nexus and hd2 but we know for certain that the n900 does hspa+, so that being said i'm pretty sure nexus and hd2 will do hspa+ as well (especially since the guys who blogged doesn't like to tell lies, he obviously heard it somewhere.) here are 2 searches showing n900 only 3g at 10mbps, but we all saw the test results.

http://www.nokiausa.com/find-product...specifications

http://www.gsmarena.com/nokia_n900-2917.php
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