China Unicom Launches GPS Service For CDMA Phones
September 6, 2005 |
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China Unicom has introduced automobile-based CDMA mobile phone voice and map navigation GPS systems.
Zhai Yibing, deputy managing director of China Unicom's Value-added Service Department, disclosed to the local media that China Unicom had already started trial operation of the service and was expecting to put it into commercial use before this year's National Day holiday.
According to a preliminary plan of China Unicom, the cost for the navigation service is divided into two parts, namely, monthly rent which is temporarily set as CNY18/month, and an online bandwidth fee which is priced at CNY35/month.
China Unicom has chosen Samsung's W219 mobile phone, which is priced at around CNY4000, for the new service.
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Please give me a quotation of a handset phone that has twin sim card both GPS AND CDMA to be used in Kenya (Africa) for the following types:–
Nokia, Motorolla, Samsang and LG.
Please give the price for wholesale.
Michael
There’s the Motorola A860 with dual mode (CDMA 800/1900 and
GSM 900/1800) which is quite a sleek phone.
Also Samsung has several models that does dual mode:
SCH-W569
SCH-W399
SCH-W379
W219
W109
Other providers of dual mode phones include Huawei and ZTE. I’d recommend the Motorola A860 though – a sleek phone!
We need a supplier for Wireless PBX, GSM and CDMA phones for 3 of our main provders here in the Philippines.
Does the CECTP168+ come in CDMA? my network here in USA is on CDMA. If so what is the price? ty