06-30-14 12:20 PM
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  1. chw6922's Avatar
    chw6922
    I know it's kina silly to ask this question now, but I am interested to know if anyone as any Intel what LTE bands passport will likely to support?

    Is it even possible to support all the LTE bands currently available worldwide including FDD/TDD with current wireless technology, so that it will be convenient to frequent travelers.

    Thanks

    BlackBerry Z10 10.2.1.3175
    06-30-14 03:40 AM
  2. anon(2729369)'s Avatar
    anon(2729369)
    We don't know yet. There is a profile with lots of bands which is shared by the NA and EMEA devices. One of them could be a dummy or we have just one device with lots of those universal bands.
    06-30-14 04:09 AM
  3. chw6922's Avatar
    chw6922
    Originally Posted by ofutur
    We don't know yet. There is a profile with lots of bands which is shared by the NA and EMEA devices. One of them could be a dummy or we have just one device with lots of those universal bands.
    I guess it's sort of too early to discuss this until we actually see the official release in Sept. Of course I am just crossing my fingers to hope that this passport will have all the advance wireless connectivity features along with such powerful snapdragon 800 processor and 3GB of ram.

    BlackBerry Z10 10.2.1.3175
    06-30-14 08:32 AM
  4. landorghini's Avatar
    landorghini
    Honestly, you can't call your phone the Passport and not have all universal bands in that one device.

    There isn't any excuses.

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    06-30-14 10:40 AM
  5. anon(2729369)'s Avatar
    anon(2729369)
    Originally Posted by landorghini
    Honestly, you can't call your phone the Passport and not have all universal bands in that one device.

    There isn't any excuses.
    Good point
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    06-30-14 11:14 AM
  6. anon(2729369)'s Avatar
    anon(2729369)
    Hspa: 1, 2, 4, 5, 6, 7, 34, 39
    cdma: 0, 1
    lte: 1, 2, 3, 4, 5, 7, 8, 13, 17, 20, 25, 38, 40, 41
    svlte: 4, 13, 25
    06-30-14 11:18 AM
  7. anon5759238's Avatar
    anon5759238
    Originally Posted by landorghini
    Honestly, you can't call your phone the Passport and not have all universal bands in that one device.

    There isn't any excuses.

    Posted via CB10
    Haha well said!

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    06-30-14 11:25 AM
  8. chw6922's Avatar
    chw6922
    Originally Posted by ofutur
    Hspa: 1, 2, 4, 5, 6, 7, 34, 39
    cdma: 0, 1
    lte: 1, 2, 3, 4, 5, 7, 8, 13, 17, 20, 25, 38, 40, 41
    svlte: 4, 13, 25
    Does that mean passport will support TDD-LTE? How valid is this intel? I am excited if it is true !

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    06-30-14 12:20 PM
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