QUOTE(Kyoshiro @ Jul 31 2013, 08:33 AM)
Err... Brothers and sisters, to those who actually wonder if the US LTE actually works here, the answer should be yes. It's just the same as how the iPhones and iPads work here, because they all use band 3 as well.
The US Nexus 7 covers band 3 which is compatible with both Maxis and Celcom but not Digi at the moment.
That being said, if you're planning to go for the EU version, you're getting 1 more supported band here in Malaysia. So if you're using Digi, there are 2 options, 1 wait for the EU or local set, 2 get the US set and wait for Digi to introduce band 3 or maybe switch telco. I'm pretty sure Digi will try to cover band 3 as well cause the Apple folks need it. =D
the LTE band covered here only the 1800Mhz and 2600Mhz. last time apple made the iPad 3 to have bandwidth other than those 2. but now most device covers near all range band , so buy the Nexus 7 LTE The US Nexus 7 covers band 3 which is compatible with both Maxis and Celcom but not Digi at the moment.
That being said, if you're planning to go for the EU version, you're getting 1 more supported band here in Malaysia. So if you're using Digi, there are 2 options, 1 wait for the EU or local set, 2 get the US set and wait for Digi to introduce band 3 or maybe switch telco. I'm pretty sure Digi will try to cover band 3 as well cause the Apple folks need it. =D
Jul 31 2013, 09:43 AM

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