I understand that Sony Ericsson has produced a phone which is capable
of having 2 SIMs from different networks.  Where can I get details of
this?  Are there any other phones with this facility?

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Alasdair   wrote:
>I understand that Sony Ericsson has produced a phone which is capable
>of having 2 SIMs from different networks.  Where can I get details of
>this?  Are there any other phones with this facility?

A gazillion Chinese phones have this - CECT P168+ and others.
Most do not keep both SIM cards active at the same time though.

"Alasdair"  wrote in message 
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>I understand that Sony Ericsson has produced a phone which is capable
> of having 2 SIMs from different networks.  Where can I get details of
> this?  Are there any other phones with this facility?
>
> -- 
> Alasdair.

I have one of these

http://www.expansys.com/p.aspx?i=164807

Works fine - both SIMs can be active at the same time for SMS in and out and 
voice calls in and out - no need to reboot the phone to get the other SIM to 
work.

Alasdair   wrote:
>I understand that Sony Ericsson has produced a phone which is capable
>of having 2 SIMs from different networks.  Where can I get details of
>this?  Are there any other phones with this facility?

I understand that the Samsung SGH-D880 can use two SIMs at the same time,
i.e. able to make and receive calls using either SIM without a power
cycle. I have no experience of that phone.

Cheers,

Mark.

I have this one:

http://shop.kvikfix.dk/product_info.php?products_id=48

It is a true 3G dualsim phone with 2 integrated antennas unlike Samsung's 
D880 which can't operate on 3G GSM networks. Both sim are active at the same 
time.


"Alasdair"  skrev i en meddelelse 
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>I understand that Sony Ericsson has produced a phone which is capable
> of having 2 SIMs from different networks.  Where can I get details of
> this?  Are there any other phones with this facility?

On Fri, 20 Jun 2008 00:31:49 +0100, Alasdair wrote:

>  Are there any other phones with this facility?

Search eBay for 'dual sim'. After enough time spent looking, you'll learn 
to spot which ones do and which ones don't :-)

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"Angelo Lupino"  wrote in message 
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>I have this one:
>
> http://shop.kvikfix.dk/product_info.php?products_id=48
>
> It is a true 3G dualsim phone with 2 integrated antennas unlike Samsung's 
> D880 which can't operate on 3G GSM networks. Both sim are active at the 
> same time.
>
>
> "Alasdair"  skrev i en meddelelse 
> news:20rl54lchi7s107m2inbjnvmradil84htr@4ax.com...
>>I understand that Sony Ericsson has produced a phone which is capable
>> of having 2 SIMs from different networks.  Where can I get details of
>> this?  Are there any other phones with this facility?
>
>

Thats expensive. £421 for a phone.

I don't think so. Verzio Duplii is a high-end 3G dualsim phone (3G is the 
keyword here!). Samsungs D880 does not support 3G and it is almost as 
expensive as Verzio Duplii.....Verzio Duplii is based on a Qualcomm/Philips 
platform. That makes it quite unique compared to other dualsim phones which 
are often based on MTK's unstable, low-end platforms. Furthermore, the phone 
has 2 integrated RF modules - one for each SIM card. That alone makes Verzio 
Duplii stand out if you ask me.


>
> Thats expensive. £421 for a phone.
>

On Mon, 23 Jun 2008 10:45:08 +0200, Frederik Andersen wrote:

> Furthermore, the phone has 2 integrated RF modules - one for each SIM 
> card. That alone makes Verzio Duplii stand out if you ask me.

On the other hand, can one expect half the normal battery life?

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The phone comes with a replacement battery. Higher capacity batteries only 
yields 10% longer battery life. So I prefer the 2 batteries.

The standby/talk time is acceptable for a phone with dualsim 
feature....Personally, I have been using the phone now for 3 days without 
recharging...But I don't video chat that much, so maybe that's why...

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>> Furthermore, the phone has 2 integrated RF modules - one for each SIM
>> card. That alone makes Verzio Duplii stand out if you ask me.
>
> On the other hand, can one expect half the normal battery life?