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What about its built in 802.11n?: That means that in many areas you don't need Cingular's expensive data plan, just access to a wireless network. That will speed up the use of google maps and other browser issues dramatically and at no additional data plan cost to the user.

Am I wrong? I may be. I am not as up to date on phone lingo and specs as I once was.

With many cities going to ubiquitous free wifi, this seems like a no brainer.; Posted by: bbaker@... Posted on: 01/10/07 You are currently: a Guest | Members login | Terms of Use

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