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griffbrad is offline griffbrad
2007-02-26 , 21:48
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Glad I could help. I envy your EV-DO.
 
binjinx is offline binjinx
2007-02-26 , 23:41
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No handsets provide RevA speeds yet sadly only Rev0 sprint should have some rolling out this summer (07) mostly PDA phones will have the RevA chipset (why would you need revA on a WAP phone? Im sure thats what corp-sprint is thinking)


but heres speeds you'll see for sprint (i use it daily)
Rev0 48k - 128k upload (50~70ish norm) 400k to 2000k down (600ish norm)
RevA 128k - 512k up (256~384ish norm) 800k to 2000k down (900ish norm)
 
yumheart is offline yumheart
2007-02-27 , 04:36
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Can you provide any insight into sprint's ev-do service re: terms and conditions? I had verizon pc card "unlimited" evdo yet they booted me with no prior warning due to using "too much data" They would not tell me how much was too much on the "unlimited" plan, but I had used arount 5 gigs the previous month and that jibes with other Verizon users who were booted. Does sprint limit their unlimited evdo internet access?


Originally Posted by binjinx View Post
No handsets provide RevA speeds yet sadly only Rev0 sprint should have some rolling out this summer (07) mostly PDA phones will have the RevA chipset (why would you need revA on a WAP phone? Im sure thats what corp-sprint is thinking)


but heres speeds you'll see for sprint (i use it daily)
Rev0 48k - 128k upload (50~70ish norm) 400k to 2000k down (600ish norm)
RevA 128k - 512k up (256~384ish norm) 800k to 2000k down (900ish norm)
 
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