For a starter, SE is so stupid to try to compete in the USA when most of its phones don't even have the GSM 850 signal that AT&T uses. How expensive is it to produce quad band phones? I like a lot of PDA's and high end phones, but they're tri-band...
It would be lame if HTC really produced 2 versions of tri-band mode of this great phone like I read somewhere. Wouldn't be better if they just created one global phone. I hope they'd don't follow the idiots' at SE of limiting themselves to boat loada of tri-band phones. No wonder, they're not doing very well.
Just can't understand why SE insists on ignoring the US Market (AT&T) when it keeps releasing phones without GSM850. How hard and expensive it is to have quad instead of tri band?
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