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thanks everyone - this is starting to make sense...
now I've gotta weigh do I get the n900 cuz I'm not going t-mobile and will only use at&t....
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http://forums.t-mobile.com/tmbl/boar...jump=true#M467
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I don't see any reason for staying with ATT if I get the N900, it's just so slowwwwwww compared to 3G, maybe project Black will place more cell towers...
HSPDA and HSUPA are a subset of HSPA. Therefore if it has HSPA it has both.