MDA Vario II release date ????

Does anyone know when its due on T-mobile ? I have asked them again and
again and they have no idea.

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In article <[email protected]>, [email protected]
says...
> Does anyone know when its due on T-mobile ? I have asked them again and
> again and they have no idea.
>

I'm after one too. I've seen two rumours one says "August" another says
"late Q3 or early Q4".

Steve.

Maybe they have problems as it keeps getting put back, what is the name of
the O2 version ?



"Stephen Henson" <[email protected]> wrote in message
news:[email protected]...
> In article <[email protected]>, [email protected]
> says...
>> Does anyone know when its due on T-mobile ? I have asked them again and
>> again and they have no idea.
>>
>
> I'm after one too. I've seen two rumours one says "August" another says
> "late Q3 or early Q4".
>
> Steve.

David wrote:

> Does anyone know when its due on T-mobile ? I have asked them again and
> again and they have no idea.

T-Mobile UK announced HSDPA-phones for the end of 2006, the MDA Vario II
supports HSDPA.

Dirk

I have contact T-Mobile and they advised it would be the August, can't
wait... but I expect that the phone will be expensive even on contract

Dirk Bieber wrote:
> David wrote:
>
> > Does anyone know when its due on T-mobile ? I have asked them again and
> > again and they have no idea.
>
> T-Mobile UK announced HSDPA-phones for the end of 2006, the MDA Vario II
> supports HSDPA.
>
> Dirk

[email protected] wrote:

> I have contact T-Mobile and they advised it would be the August, can't
> wait... but I expect that the phone will be expensive even on contract
>
> Dirk Bieber wrote:
> > David wrote:
> >
> > > Does anyone know when its due on T-mobile ? I have asked them again and
> > > again and they have no idea.
> >
> > T-Mobile UK announced HSDPA-phones for the end of 2006, the MDA Vario II
> > supports HSDPA.
> >
> > Dirk

Orange are bringing out this phone soon also (it's in my July
catalogue), as the SPV M3100 - search for HTC TyTN to find out more.
HTC have decided to use a 400 processor instead of the woefully
inadequate 200 used on the HTC Charmer, Prophet, original Vario etc -
my SPV M600 is now sat in a drawer, as it just couldn't cope with
scrolling through .pdf documents etc and I had to go back to the much
faster SPV M500.

I have no use for a thumbboard, so will probably wait for the HTC
Trinity (hopefully out later this year), which will be similar in form
to the original imate jam etc, and will have built in GPS.

Unfortunately, both these new phones will, apparently be using MicroSD
cards.

Regards

Simon Clark
Business Telecoms