Can N9005 model pick even 2G or only 3G and above and in terms of speed/performance, how better when compared to N9000?
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Hi, it is 4G LTE version, it depends who is your provider, it can pick up all the speeds.
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The N9005 has LTE connectivity The N900 has the Exynos processor which doesn't.
1973802
well yes, that's the difference between this and the DGL-4500 (which is currently half the price). to get both N and G, you would need two DGL-4500 units, so therefor twice the price. if you check out www.smallnetbuilder.com you will see that the DGL-4500 and DIR-855 use the same chipsets, and score quite well in their bandwidth tests, either #1 or #2 on the list. in my case, i have one 802.11N machine at home, and the rest are 802.11G, so if i got the dgl-4500, i would either need to step the N machine down to G, or spend the extra money to get N cars for the laptops, which winds up costing a lot more in the long run.
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@J.S Internet would work @2G/2.5G which is called EDGE networks but for 3G Internet speeds one would need ATT to use with Nokia American Model phones :)
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Generally speaking, yes. I'd suggest you specifically get the I9082L variant. The L version is for North and South America which has 3G support on 850/1900/2100 MHz.
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there is no difference in speed, it's just extra storage memory not more RAM. as far as speed goes the only difference you MIGHT notice is the 4G/LTE model has a slightly faster processor but to most it is unnoticeable.
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Well at the moment I have both phones. I would like to have an Android phone ultimately to tinker with. If a gun was held to my head today I would drop the N1. More than likely I will sell the Nexus on eBay but the N900 is stuck to me like glue. There is no way I could give it up right now.
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They are not the same. N900A has Qualcomm processor but N900 has Samsung's own processor which seem to be more powerful. For me, the key difference is N900 does not support 4G LTE
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Yeah, that's kinda what I deduced it to. I ended up buying the 655 last week and it works beautifully. I tested my internet connection speed wired and then wireless on a different floor of my house and the wireless was just as fast! Waaaay better than my old D-link G model.
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Yes in a way!! I have a basic package from my ISP. Only 6 MG. When I use the N900 I use it on a dual band setting. Putting out both 2.4GHZ and the 5GHZ. Some of the newer devices samsung Gal II for example can pick up the 5GHZ signal and my laptop can get about 4 bars in Win8.1. I didn't expect that speed. But it is only when I am up close about 0 to 20 feet away. But if I go outside in the yard then I loose bars on the Laptop but the Samsung Gal III comes in as soon as I hit the driveway, about 40 feet away. So it really depends on the newnest of the devices you use. As far as the Game consoles it adequate but that is not the fault of the N900 but the basic speed package I have. Trust me when I say this, the N900 is a great choice for a medium size household with slow speed. I can not attest to high speed broadband yet.
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The advantage is the speed. N900 usb adapter has up to 450mbps while the n600 has up to 300mbps speed.
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The problem is that none of the N95 subflavors will work with T-Mobile USA's 3G network. The N95-1 and N95-2 work over UMTS-2100; the N95-3 and N95-4 work over UMTS-850 and UMTS-1900. In contrast, T-Mobile USA are building their 3G network over the "AWS" spectrum, UTMS-1700.At this point, the only phones compatible with T-Mobile's 3G network are those offered by the carrier itself.You can still get any N95, but it will be GSM (2G) only.
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According to them they use 2100 for 3g and the d855/D851 (same phone) Have 3g 2100 so YES!!!GENERAL 2G Network GSM 850 / 900 / 1800 / 1900 - all versions3G Network HSDPA 850 / 900 / 1900 / 2100 - D855 - D851
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"It can support GSM1800MHZ under 2G model, the 3G model can not support that
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I just found the 5GHz for the 1st time on my Samsung Galaxy S3...my 2 laptops don't see it either, but it doesn't matter, they work fine with the N600's 2.4...as we get newer stuff it will utilize the 5GHz...
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Well I bought the 16GB WIFI-only model. I don't need 3G for my tablet as I use it mainly at home but when I'm outside I tether it to my phone's (Xperia S) 3G network and it works fine. Or you might want to get the 3G model if you need a constant 3 g connection.
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The D930a has a slower 3g at 850/1900 hsdpa, where the D930i is 850/2100 hsdpa. It results in slightly faster download speed, but keeps the same upload speed.