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Mobile Frequencies
- TDMA/CDMA - ways of breaking up a channel for use
- 2G
- GSM - A 2G technology based on TDMA
- GPRS - turning GSM into packets switched network supporting IP protocols
- EDGE - an extension to GSM to make it faster. It is therefore referred to as 2.5g
- CDMA - actually named IS-95 or cdmaOne, CDMA based 2g technology
- 3G
- UMTS is a 3g technology
- WCDMA is the most common form of UMTS
- HSDPA - an extension to UTMS to make it downloading faster. It is therefore referred to as 3.5g
- HSUPA - upload version of HSDPA
- HSPA - amalgamates HSDPA and HSUPA to make UTMS faster
2 Degrees
2G
- 900Mhz GSM
- 1800Mhz GSM (Special Areas)
- GPRS and EDGE(no other provider does EDGE)
3G
- 900Mhz (provided by vodafone in rural areas)
- 2100Mhz (provided by vodafone in main centers)
- 2100Mhz (HSDPA in Special Zones: Hamilton,Wellington,Christchurch,Auckland,Queenstown)
Vodafone
2G
- 900Mhz GSM
- 1800Mhz GSM (Special Areas)
3G
- 900Mhz (in rural areas)
- 2100Mhz (in main centres)
Telecom XT
2G
- None
3G
- 850Mhz (in rural areas)
- 2100Mhz (in main centres)
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