NAM??? Whats it mean.
 

what its mean when their is a phone but some version is NAM and some version is just normal...??
i wikipedia- and it said Number assignment module but still have no idea..

North American edition, basically it supports 850mhz 3G

THe phone im looking at has NAM and none NAM.
NAM version has HSDPA 850/1900 and none-NAM has HSDPA900/1200
what differences can i expect? is it only data download speed that is effected or is reception for calls better on NAM? also with none-NAM can i still make video calls?

Pretty much just data download speed, some say you'll get better reception with 3G?

Reception is better on 3G.

you want the NAM version...

Unless the phone will be used primarily in Europe, there isn't a reason not to get the NAM phone.

It is short for nammer. You know, people from South Vietnam.

Nothing to do with cell phones.

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exactly what i was gonna say when i saw the title lol

NAM = North American Market.

Given the choice, I would get it. If you don't ever use data, then it won't make much of a difference. Reception is better, noticeably so at certain places like in elevators and basements/dungeons (at my work at least), but it's not a dealbreaker.