From: Randy 

Robert G Lewis wrote:
> CDMA or GSM. I don't see a current TDMA on the Motorola site.
>
> Cingular seems to only offer the GSM version in the two areas I checked.
>
> "RobertB."  wrote in message
> news:rb28-8A43B4.13221001092006{at}w3.nls.net...
>
>>No analog? It does both TDMA and GMS though, I think.
>>
>>In article ,
>>"Robert Comer"  wrote:
>>
>>
>>>RAZR only does digital so you're out of luck in rural areas...
>>>
>>>--
>>>Bob Comer
>>>
>>>
>>>"RobertB."  wrote in message
>>>news:rb28-26A802.11112901092006{at}w3.nls.net...
>>>
>>>>Uhh, I have a confession to make. I do not have a cell phone. Never
>>>>needd one, never really wanted one, and did not want to pay for even
>>>>more overpriced phone service (I hate Verizon). However, I just
>>>>discovered that you can buy a pay-as-you-go plan from Cingular. No
>>>>plan.
>>>>No commitment. Just buy a $50 or $25 package and use it
till your done.
>>>>Then you can buy another block of calls. I love it.
However, the phones
>>>>they offered in the store were pretty crappy looking and
much too small
>>>>for my taste.
>>>>
>>>>I was thinking of getting a RAZR, which Cingular offers on their Web
>>>>site. They charge $249 for this phone when you sign up for a
>>>>pay-as-you-go card, which is less than they wanted at the
store I went
>>>>to in Manhattan. However, I have heard wildly divergent things about
>>>>this phone (mostly the v3). Some people love it; others say it's a
>>>>piece
>>>>of junk (bad reception, doesn't hold a charge, poor battery life,
>>>>doesn't ring, yada yada).
>>>>
>>>>Anybody have one? And like it? Cause it's a big investment
for  me and
>>>>I'd have to live with this phone for at least 2 years to justify the
>>>>price.
>>>
>
>

T-Mobile also does the RAZR, IIRC.

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