BlackBerry Bold 9700 gains FCC clearance in T-Mobile trim

Posted Oct 23rd 2009 11:54AM by Chris Ziegler

Filed under: Handsets, RIM, T-Mobile, GSM, EDGE, HSDPA, UMTS

You can't make heads or tails of what carrier might be getting this version of the Bold 9700 just by looking at the wireframe diagram buried in the ID label documentation, but here's an important clue: it got tested for WCDMA Band IV, also known as AWS -- so yeah, that would be a pretty solid indicator that this puppy is T-Mobile USA's version. You could spend literally hours thumbing through the hundreds of pages of RF test results here, so curl up on a cushy futon and geek out -- just do us a favor and don't actually print it out, okay?

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Tags: 9700, aws, blackberry, bold 2, bold 9700, Bold2, Bold9700, edge, fcc, gsm, hsdpa, research in motion, researchinmotion, rim, t mobile, t-mobile, tmobile, umts

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Taknarosh @ Oct 23rd 2009 1:08PM

What if it's the WIND mobile version?

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Nathan @ Oct 24th 2009 2:37AM

We've already known, for a while now, that this phone supports the 1700/2100mhz spectrums as well as 850/1900. So, everyone is going to be happy when this phone is launched, worldwide, next month.

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