Interestingly, the SAR rating on the iphone 3G iphones is half again as
high putting it near the top of the SAR chart. The older models' SAR
isn't real whoopy either.
Does the SAR rating directly relate to a phone's reception capability?
db
Christopher Range wrote:
Tom Piwowar wrote:
No I'm not providing a link. I'm just exclaiming.
I just renewed my candy-bar Nokia 6010 for a year. So no I'm not
besotted.
I still have that model and, would like to get rid of it. The
SAR(Specific Absorption Rate) on that phone is .937, my LG KG800 is
much lower on the SAR scale, as far as the SAR rating goes.
Christopher
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