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Im waiting for a reply from him to see how fast the 3G is also. -
Wouldn't it be a wash when NV comes online? From what I read here even 1900mhz will be more efficient because of tower reconstruction.
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Sorry I'm confused. I thought the circles in yellow on all the upcoming markets, like mine in Tampa, are the sites that will be active once nv is complete. Tampa's for example, are the yellow circles ones that will be live once nv is complete, or some of the sites will come online with the rest later?
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Sprint 800 MHz LTE Set For Launch In 2014
tampaflusa replied to 4GHoward's topic in Network, Network Vision/LTE Deployment
Thank you. So the EVO LTE will be able to take advantage of 1xadvanced voice and 3G data on 800 cdma? -
Sprint 800 MHz LTE Set For Launch In 2014
tampaflusa replied to 4GHoward's topic in Network, Network Vision/LTE Deployment
That's what I'm wondering also, is 800 1x ready to go once the markets come online? Will the EVO LTE be able to take advantage of it right away? -
Sprint 800 MHz LTE Set For Launch In 2014
tampaflusa replied to 4GHoward's topic in Network, Network Vision/LTE Deployment
Sorry to ask another stupid question, but Sprint now is approved 800mhz evdo and voice? And the new EVO will be able to take advantage of it right away once my market (Tampa) is turned on? -
I meant 10 x 10 deployment, will the EVO use it when available?
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I hope so, I would definitely want to take advantage of it since it LTE 800 might be up and running before the end of my two year contract. Also could they push a update ota to make it compatible with 10/10?
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Lakeland Fl speed was about 7.5 down, I forget up. Downtown at Civic Center.
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Oh. I though Sprint was going to do LTE in the 800 frequency in less than two years when Nextel is shut off.
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In the specs I read it says its capable of the 800mhz channel. Is this the LTE channel that Sprint will be switching on in a year or two to compliment the 1900 band (when Nextel is switched off) ? Maybe its a stupid question. In other words is it future proof?