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Razr2 V9 on AT&T Cell Phone Review - Connectivity

Mark Brezinski Published on October 02, 2007 Comment on this

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Cellular Bands (8.0)
The Razr2 V9 is a quad-band GSM phone. This means that, unlike the Sprint and Verizon Razr2 phones, the AT&T one is good for travelers.

Data Support Score (6.0)
The V9 only runs on the basic EDGE connection in the U.S., but also supports HSDPA where available (not the U.S.). Again, this means those who spend a lot of time outside the States will be able to bring their AT&T Razr2 V9 phones with them.

Bluetooth (8.0)
The Razr2 V9 supports Bluetooth 2.0. Among the profiles supported are dial-up networking, hands free, object/image push, file transfer, audio source, and AVCRP/A2DP. What all this means is that the V9 will work with Bluetooth headsets, headphones and hands free kits, as well as a Bluetooth modem if your calling plan supports it.

Wi-Fi (0.0)
The Razr2 V9 doesn't support Wi-Fi.

Infrared (0.0)
The Razr2 V9 doesn't support infrared.

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