This is a mix of 2 different 3G bands. Very strange. I would imagine Bell will carry only the model with 1, 2, 5/6 bands (AT&T). In the Europe, it seems, RIM is releasing the following models:
If this is right then "E" in the model number stands for Europe? But these 2 models both have 1, 2, 5/6 3G bands. I thought Europe use 900/1700/2100 bands.
VERY confusing, but at least, we have some informatioon about 9900's model numbers.
I wonder of the at&t ones have a hardware fix do to all the bricked 9900? Supposively that's why at&t held out for releasing this until rim fixed something
The model number is on the label behind the battery.
In fact it might be a little more complicated, because there are a series of FCC approval references for this model, probably relating to pcb changes. Whether all saw commercial release is open to doubt until we find samples in the wild but the test reports make interesting reading.
I suspect the 71 and 72 variants are a cosmetic change which doesn't impact RF components and regulatory approvals. Maybe keyboard layout, camera/non-camera, or possibly even white/black body. It appears they are all approved as the generic ...70xx model.
The richest man in the world is the owner of Telcel, that is his main business, imagine how much money he gets from there to be the richest man in the world.
RDV71UW also comes in white and works fine no battery lose!
It was made in Hungary 23rd Oct 2011 so it is a late build check your build date on the box and you will find that software problems are more prone prior this date for sure, I think,