games, N-gage and the war on terror
Posts: n/a Iraq, he's wanting to get a way to keep in touch and a game system. A Cingular rep recommended the N-Gage. I've seen some information on Iraq beginning a build out of GSM in the coming months. The plan is to take a US market N-Gage and some games to Iraq, and to pick up a sim card locally when they become available. Seems too simple, so how will this fail? -mike  Responses to "games, N-gage and the war on terror"
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Posts: n/a Re: games, N-gage and the war on terror Go to http://wirelessway.blogspot.com and order off the link there. You willget an Unlocked NOKIA NGAGE with 3 Games for $199. Activation not required. "Mike" <spamtrap@zbuffer.com> wrote in message news:bs2972$g2g$1@news.datasync.com... > The desert can be boring, so I hear. With a friend possibly headed to > Iraq, he's wanting to get a way to keep in touch and a game system. A > Cingular rep recommended the N-Gage. I've seen some information on Iraq > beginning a build out of GSM in the coming months. The plan is to take a > US market N-Gage and some games to Iraq, and to pick up a sim card > locally when they become available. > > Seems too simple, so how will this fail? > -mike >
Posts: n/a Re: games, N-gage and the war on terror Tell him to watch out because you can be sure that in Iraq the frequencieswill be 900/1800 as they are in every country in the world except US and its subsudiaries, a standard US phone on 850/1900 will not work. "PDA Man" <pdaman@man.com> wrote in message news:JqGdnX3DE935jHqiRVn-sQ@comcast.com... > Go to http://wirelessway.blogspot.com and order off the link there. You will > get an Unlocked NOKIA NGAGE with 3 Games for $199. Activation not required. > > > > "Mike" <spamtrap@zbuffer.com> wrote in message > news:bs2972$g2g$1@news.datasync.com... > > The desert can be boring, so I hear. With a friend possibly headed to > > Iraq, he's wanting to get a way to keep in touch and a game system. A > > Cingular rep recommended the N-Gage. I've seen some information on Iraq > > beginning a build out of GSM in the coming months. The plan is to take a > > US market N-Gage and some games to Iraq, and to pick up a sim card > > locally when they become available. > > > > Seems too simple, so how will this fail? > > -mike > > > >
Posts: n/a Re: games, N-gage and the war on terror NGAGE is only available in a GSM 900/1800/1900 configuration.Only thingmissing would be GSM850, only an issue at present with some ATTWS systems in USA, wont be an issue at all in Middle East Europe Australia etc.. "Sbeep" <nospamessbeepee@hotmail.com> wrote in message news:bs7ak8$lii$1@news-reader1.wanadoo.fr... > Tell him to watch out because you can be sure that in Iraq the frequencies > will be 900/1800 as they are in every country in the world except US and its > subsudiaries, a standard US phone on 850/1900 will not work. > "PDA Man" <pdaman@man.com> wrote in message > news:JqGdnX3DE935jHqiRVn-sQ@comcast.com... > > Go to http://wirelessway.blogspot.com and order off the link there. You > will > > get an Unlocked NOKIA NGAGE with 3 Games for $199. Activation not > required. > > > > > > > > "Mike" <spamtrap@zbuffer.com> wrote in message > > news:bs2972$g2g$1@news.datasync.com... > > > The desert can be boring, so I hear. With a friend possibly headed to > > > Iraq, he's wanting to get a way to keep in touch and a game system. A > > > Cingular rep recommended the N-Gage. I've seen some information on Iraq > > > beginning a build out of GSM in the coming months. The plan is to take a > > > US market N-Gage and some games to Iraq, and to pick up a sim card > > > locally when they become available. > > > > > > Seems too simple, so how will this fail? > > > -mike > > > > > > > > >
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