High SAR

[Guest dimerrr]

Does the high SAR rate of the san francisco make it better in maintaining signal in low signal areas??

[Guest Matty-p]

Does the high SAR rate of the san francisco make it better in maintaining signal in low signal areas??

why should it have a Specific absorption rate better than any outher smart phone because its not metal ?

[Guest Ash_P]

Does the high SAR rate of the san francisco make it better in maintaining signal in low signal areas??

If you work in marketing then yes ;)

But no, it doesn't really correlate. Ideally, you want to design a phone where the signal is mostly going to the base station and not being absorbed by the body.

[Guest dimerrr]

I think you guys didnt understand what i meant.My question is if the high SAR of the san francisco(1.35 W/kg) results in better signal than other phones with lower SAR.

I am aware of the bad health consequences that the high SAR can have in our body thanx.

[Guest Phoenix Silver]

I think you guys didnt understand what i meant.My question is if the high SAR of the san francisco(1.35 W/kg) results in better signal than other phones with lower SAR.

I am aware of the bad health consequences that the high SAR can have in our body thanx.

don't matter except for perhaps voice calls no ?

anyway in France they are a lot crazy about this and phone is sold so it is oki for the health

[Guest dimerrr]

don't matter except for perhaps voice calls no ?

anyway in France they are a lot crazy about this and phone is sold so it is oki for the health

Yes i mean during voice calls if it has better reception than other phones??

Edited January 20, 2011 by dimerrr

[Guest Dr00g]

If the SAR value has less than 1.60 W/Kg absorption then it has the same effect on the body, according to CNET anyway and the EU's limit is 2.00W/Kg I think.

[Guest dimerrr]

If the SAR value has less than 1.60 W/Kg absorption then it has the same effect on the body, according to CNET anyway and the EU's limit is 2.00W/Kg I think.

Ok i understand that...but higher SAR means that the phone emits more watts of energy right??So does this mean that the phone will also have better reception(better signal) compared to other phones with lower SAR??

[Guest Phoenix Silver]

Ok i understand that...but higher SAR means that the phone emits more watts of energy right??So does this mean that the phone will also have better reception(better signal) compared to other phones with lower SAR??

humm yes

for an example my zte see 2X more wifi hot spots than my usb dongle in my pc

[Guest dimerrr]

humm yes

for an example my zte see 2X more wifi hot spots than my usb dongle in my pc

I think SAR refers only to the radiation emtited by the phone during phone calls.Its doesnt have to do with wifi

[Guest Ash_P]

Ok i understand that...but higher SAR means that the phone emits more watts of energy right??So does this mean that the phone will also have better reception(better signal) compared to other phones with lower SAR??

No, if anything you want a lower SAR for signal stregth - as it will generally mean better design - ie. the antenna is furthur away from the head/body.

But really the SAR tells you how much energy is being absorbed by the body - that's all.

Edited January 20, 2011 by Ash_P

[Guest ndubz]

i always thought dat the higher the SAR level da more radiation could absorb in your skin..which isnt good. i dont think a high sar level is something that u should get happy over! btw my sf signal is poor hw comes? is it jus orange network coz everyone else n ma house is fine bt they on diff networks n phones?