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> Doesn't mention the 2100 band at all, either PCS or AWS. AWS is the proper notation, and that's the phrase your looking for when looking for T-Mobile USA pho
by maxsilver 13y ago
> Doesn't mention the 2100 band at all, either PCS or AWS.
AWS is the proper notation, and that's the phrase your looking for when looking for T-Mobile USA phones. When Motorola claims it supports "AWS", they're explicitly telling you that T-Mobile USA HSPA+ works on both bands.
You won't see "1700/2100" often listed on USA phones, specifically because of the problem you just mentioned -- the 2100 band is used unpaired internationally, so it's confusing to see it listed twice, especially when those two uses are completely incompatible.
- wffurr 13y agoOK - That's confusing, but it sounds confusing either way. The difference is whether it can only receive on 2100 or also transmit. Also a bit disappointing, because I'm about to travel to the UK and Europe, and it would be awfully nice to have proper support on all bands. I guess that's another selling point for the Moto X.