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3G ... when ?

Gaz · 2003-01-17 11:22:29

According to the reg it looks like hutchison 3g is launching in the UK in March and going by http://www.hutchison3g.com/ it looks like an amazing (but expensive) service. So anyone care to hazard a guess as to when we will have suach a serivce ?

17-01-2003 12:22pm

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According to the reg it looks like hutchison 3g is launching in the UK in March and going by http://www.hutchison3g.com/ it looks like an amazing (but expensive) service.

So anyone care to hazard a guess as to when we will have suach a serivce ?

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#2 17-01-2003 1:30pm

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#3 17-01-2003 2:33pm

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Originally posted by daveirl
Early handsets will more than likely be buggy.

there's no nokias on offer from hutchison so u never know

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#4 17-01-2003 3:13pm

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There is a non-working Ireland link.

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#5 17-01-2003 3:29pm

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AFAIK, 3G in Ireland will only offer ISDN speeds (i.e. 128kb) initially. This is down to cell size; the more bandwith you require - the smaller the cell size and therefore the more base stations that are needed.

davej

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