Sony Ericsson T62U -- from S46 -- 850/1900 issues..

I currently have the S46 - reception could be better in some areas.
I was given the option to trade in for a quite decent 850/1900 mHz
phone...
reception with that phone is zero in my office... The S46 was very
slightly better on GSM - much better on TDMA (I gather there's no 850
mHz GSM there yet).

Now - I could extend my contract by one year and get $30.

Or, I could get another phone deal.. I'm thinking, maybe the T62U
which
would be the best of both worlds... Good reception now on TDMA and in
the future using BOTH 850/1900 bands....

So, I'm debating to go for the 850/1900 for free (and keep get the $30
as well).. but that's not so good 'now'... vs getting the T62U which
is 850/1900- good for the future, plus the TDMA/analog, good for
now...

Opinions? I've been debating this too long... If I would know how
quickly the new 850 mHz transceivers were going in.. it would help...

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if you're reffering to ATTWS, my guess is a while, between this merger, and
their already advanced network for this time. im mainly saying it b/c of
the merger though
"Daniel Rosenzweig" <[email protected]> wrote in message
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> I currently have the S46 - reception could be better in some areas.
> I was given the option to trade in for a quite decent 850/1900 mHz
> phone...
> reception with that phone is zero in my office... The S46 was very
> slightly better on GSM - much better on TDMA (I gather there's no 850
> mHz GSM there yet).
>
> Now - I could extend my contract by one year and get $30.
>
> Or, I could get another phone deal.. I'm thinking, maybe the T62U
> which
> would be the best of both worlds... Good reception now on TDMA and in
> the future using BOTH 850/1900 bands....
>
> So, I'm debating to go for the 850/1900 for free (and keep get the $30
> as well).. but that's not so good 'now'... vs getting the T62U which
> is 850/1900- good for the future, plus the TDMA/analog, good for
> now...
>
> Opinions? I've been debating this too long... If I would know how
> quickly the new 850 mHz transceivers were going in.. it would help...