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avitto · 11-09-2004, 01:28 PM

I had dinner with two physicians last night...one has verizon and one sprint. The sprint guy was more high-tech...he said that he thought sprint was always ahead of the informatioin transfer game, which may make it a good fit for the treo 650. Verizon, I believe does have the better coverage, which I suppose is ultimately the most important thing. Now that ATT and Cingular have emerged, it remains to be seen if they will then be equivalent to Verizon. ATT/cingular also have this GSM thing...not sure what that means exactly, except I understad it may make it useful for foreign use...like in europe. Not sure if the other carriers will convert to GSM. I suppose I'll explore Sprint at this point...though they want a one or two year commitment...I may go with the one year...since I imagine that in a year all carriers will service the treo 650.

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avitto Join Date: Nov 2004 Posts: 4 Thanks: 0 Thanked 0 Times in 0 Posts	treo 650 and cingular I had dinner with two physicians last night...one has verizon and one sprint. The sprint guy was more high-tech...he said that he thought sprint was always ahead of the informatioin transfer game, which may make it a good fit for the treo 650. Verizon, I believe does have the better coverage, which I suppose is ultimately the most important thing. Now that ATT and Cingular have emerged, it remains to be seen if they will then be equivalent to Verizon. ATT/cingular also have this GSM thing...not sure what that means exactly, except I understad it may make it useful for foreign use...like in europe. Not sure if the other carriers will convert to GSM. I suppose I'll explore Sprint at this point...though they want a one or two year commitment...I may go with the one year...since I imagine that in a year all carriers will service the treo 650.