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Can someone please tell me how to upgrade my E1550 to support up to 7.2 mbps? Thanks a lot.
Can someone please tell me how to upgrade my E1550 to support up to 7.2 mbps? Thanks a lot.
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This modem is not able to support 7.2 mbps (hardware limitation).Originally posted by daniela132 View Post -
ow, but if I search in google, there are many sellers that sell e1550 upgrade to 7.2 mbps. are they scam?Comment
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You asked Huawei staff about it - http://forum.huawei.com/jive4/thread...t=1&orderStr=9.Originally posted by daniela132 View Post
Answer is - yes they are - they patch modem data to always report 7.2 mbps in system tray and Mobile Partner status. But real speed is still the same.Comment
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yes, i've asked them for it. But, I just don't believe. Actually, I think that maybe huawei staff is lazy to explain me about how to upgrade it. But OK, I believe now and I don't ask anymore about it. Thanks a lot
. Sorry if my language is unpolite.
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Huawei E1550 uses Qualcomm MSM6246 chipset.Originally posted by daniela132 View Postyes, i've asked them for it. But, I just don't believe. Actually, I think that maybe huawei staff is lazy to explain me about how to upgrade it. But OK, I believe now and I don't ask anymore about it. Thanks a lot. Sorry if my language is unpolite.
Qualcomm Samples UMTS Chipset
Qualcomm Incorporated has announced that it will enable a dramatic
reduction in the cost of WCDMA (UMTS) mobile broadband handsets with
the introduction of Qualcomm’s new cost-effective Mobile Station Modem
(MSM) MSM6246 HSDPA and MSM6290 HSUPA chipsets. The products,
sampling now, are designed to enable devices that break new price barriers
for HSDPA and HSUPA handsets. The two chipsets also feature new
power-saving features that will enable better performance and longer
battery life, with standby time of more than 37 days.
The MSM6246 chipset will support 3.6 Mbit/s HSDPA for advanced
services such as high-resolution video downloads and Web 2.0 browsing.
The MSM6290 HSUPA chipset supports speeds up to 7.2 Mbits/s on
the downlink and 5.76 Mbits/s on the uplink, tapping into the surge in
popularity of applications such as social networking and user-generated
multimedia sharing. The two products are drop-in replacements for each
other, with power management, software and RF compatibility. Both products
interface with the RTR6285 single-chip CMOS transceiver.
The MSM6246 HSDPA chipset features:
• 3 megapixel camera support
• QVGA video playback
• Integrated Assisted-GPS and high-speed USB support
The MSM6290 HSUPA chipset features:
• 5 megapixel camera support
• WQVGA video playback
• Integrated Assisted-GPS, 3D graphics and high-speed USB supportComment
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OK. maybe I should start to search video call using e1550 dashboard. Maybe someone has created the dashboard.
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