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Audiovox CMP3 on Verizon Network

Discussion in 'Northeastern US Wireless Forum' started by computergod, Jun 1, 2002.

  1. computergod

    computergod New Member

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    Hey everybody,

    I am lookin into getting an Audiovox CMP3, it wass only made for a little while.

    Pros: 16mb mp3 storage, small
    Cons: Serial (slow), 800mhz, Dual Mode

    I don't believe it supports 1900mhz, people at verizon are dumb and they don't even know what it means when I called. I have an east coast plan so I can call out of the east coast to anywhere, mostly NH (where I live). Will I have any problems even you know it only has 800mhz and Analog?

    Thanks..
     
    #1 computergod, Jun 1, 2002
  2. dobby10

    dobby10 Senior Member
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    Interesting, that the Audiovox is not a tri-mode. You shouldn't have to much of a coverage problem, as long as you stay in the Northeast US. Outside of this area you may.
     
    #2 dobby10, Jun 1, 2002
  3. computergod

    computergod New Member

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    Allright thanks
     
    #3 computergod, Jun 2, 2002
  4. Jack

    Jack Silver Senior Member
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    Location:
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    My Phone:
    Motorola T720
    Wireless Provider(s):
    Alltel
    Are you going to get this phone

    Jack
     
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    #4 Jack, Jun 2, 2002
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