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http://www.engadget.com/2013/02/22/qualcomm-first-global-lte-chip/
So this chip will work with all 40 bands? Simultaneously? Don't know about that as you need an amp for each frequency right?
Anyway, I think this is a good step forward. Those of you who have seen my posts in the past, I'm very upset regarding the whole fragmentation of LTE frequencies or cellular frequencies in general. If we can't have united frequencies, at least this is a decent solution.
Here's to hoping the next Nexus has global LTE? Or near global LTE? I'd like to see what Apple throws out too as they're the closest to being able to roam the world with LTE at the moment.
So this chip will work with all 40 bands? Simultaneously? Don't know about that as you need an amp for each frequency right?
Anyway, I think this is a good step forward. Those of you who have seen my posts in the past, I'm very upset regarding the whole fragmentation of LTE frequencies or cellular frequencies in general. If we can't have united frequencies, at least this is a decent solution.
Here's to hoping the next Nexus has global LTE? Or near global LTE? I'd like to see what Apple throws out too as they're the closest to being able to roam the world with LTE at the moment.