Can a Nexus One pick up all 5 different #g Networks Bands at Once???

[CrazySte]

HELLO,
today i was shopping around for a Samsung i9000 Galaxy S when i found out that some sellers sell that phone unlocked in a way that can work with all the 5 different 3G networks: (850/900/1700/1900/2100).

I found that very interesting and i told that to a friend of mine which would really like to get a Nexus One, but he can't find it to work with the 3g Network (850/1900/2100).

Considering that at the beginning Google offered a Nexus One that supported the 850/1900/2100 3G network, does anyone know if there is some way to buy a Nexus One with the 900/1700/2100 network and then unlock the other 2 bands 850/1900?

Thank's for any information
BEST REGARDS

 

[Mostly Harmless]

The T-Mobile version works on 900/1700/2100 band while the Att version works on 850/1900 band, as far as I know there is no way to get one version of the phone to work on both networks.

 

[CrazySte]

The T-Mobile version works on 900/1700/2100 band while the Att version works on 850/1900 band, as far as I know there is no way to get one version of the phone to work on both networks.

Hello,
that's just the point: today i was on the phone with a phone reseller and they told me that they are selling now Samsung i9000 that pick up all the 5 bands.

So i asked them when Samsung started making these phones and their answer was that is always the same phone, it's only that Samsung gave the UnLock codes to make the Phones compatible with all 5 bands.

So i was wondering if there was a similar thing also for the Nexus One
REGARDS

 

[defiantbeast]

Thats not the whole truth. What the reseller meant is that the phone will work on all 4 bands on edge which is 2.5g data speeds but to get 3g or better data speeds it will only pick up certain bands. The tmobile version works on 900/1700/2100 3g bands. The at&t version works on 850/1900 3g bands. If you dont need 3g data speeds than either phone will work on edge data speeds