FCC Fridays
by Chris Ziegler 
posted Nov 30th 2007 at 11:10PM
Phones
Read - Huawei C5330
Read - Samsung SCH-W320
Read - ZTE X175
Read - Sony Ericsson K858c
Peripherals
Read - Huawei E870
Phones
Read - Huawei C5330
Read - Samsung SCH-W320
Read - ZTE X175
Read - Sony Ericsson K858c
Peripherals
Read - Huawei E870
Reader Comments (Page 1 of 1)
Anthony @ Dec 1st 2007 12:26AM
I never can figure out why foreign companies have their phones tested by the FCC when there's never a plan to bring them over. K858? Chinese only. Just don't get it. Are we the only people who can test for radiation?
henry @ Dec 1st 2007 7:17PM
i think, and dont quote me on this, that if a device operator even wants it possible for their phone to work in a country, they have to get that country's regulatory approval... so if somebody from Japan comes to the US and wants their phone to legally work here, it has to be approved by the FCC to do so. I could be wrong though.
Eric @ Dec 1st 2007 9:53PM
I was under the impression a phone only has to be tested by the FCC if it was going to be sold in the United States.
Delvis343 @ Dec 1st 2007 5:09PM
Thanks for condensing it into one post.