The i390 supports "circuit data" which means it acts like an analog
modem to your computing device. There is a little bit more than that
going on between the phone and the network, but it is transparent to the
device.
The i1000plus is the new model which supports "packet data". Basically,
your device makes a ppp connection to the phone, the phone gets a mobile
ip address, and presto, you have internet access.
Contact Nextel for data service roll-out schedules:
http://www.nextel.com
iDEN phones:
http://www.motorola.com/iden
> I was under the impression that the only IDEN model that supports two-way
> data communication is the new 1000 which is just starting to be deployed by
> Nextel. Does the 1390 support two-way data?
>
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/// Chris Terwilliger
/// Motorola
/// iDEN Software Development
/// [EMAIL PROTECTED]
/// 954-723-5318
