Huawei is showing off a phone at CES that appears to give regional carriers, such as MetroPCS, one of their first touch-screen non-smartphones. The C7500 was programmed for China Mobile, but PhoneNews.com did a bit of digging and found American band-type and carrier support being loaded into the phone already.
Click read more to see the C7500, as well as Huawei’s latest WiMAX data cards, and other CDMA phones.
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How did that manufacturer of all beat the rest to showcase a Wi Max phone
Don Louie, I think you mis-read the article. The phone featured is a touch CDMA phone. It does not have WiMAX. We also photographed WiMAX data cards featured at the show from Huawei.
My head was spinning, thanx. Now all I need is Wi Maxin Chicago and the surrounding suburbs