GAMBoD

Welcome to GAMBoD, the GSA Analyzer for Mobile Broadband Devices, a unique search and analysis tool developed by GSA for mobile broadband devices, allowing searches by supplier, form factor, features, peak downlink and uplink speeds, and operating frequency. Results are presented as a list, or as a spreadsheet, or in charts. An RSS feed can be subscribed to for alerts as new devices are added to the database. Charts may be inserted into documents or presentations, subject to accreditation of GSA as the source.

GAMBoD is available only to qualified site users, which we define as representatives of GSA Member companies who have registered using their corporate email address, or representatives of network operators who have registered using their corporate email address.

GSA now offers medium and large-size enterprises the opportunity to subscribe as an “Associate of GSA” with the principle benefit of a licence for its employees to use the GAMBoD tools. Download full details - including the annual fee - via the link on the home page to document "Associate of GSA subscription"

There are two GAMBoD tools you can use:

GAMBoD-HSPA

For HSPA, HSPA+ and DC-HSPA+ user devices

Search for manufacturer name, product name, form factor, peak downlink and uplink speeds, HSPA operating frequencies, support for EDGE, WLAN, GPS/A-GPS, EV-DO, HD Voice (W-AMR), DTM, and LTE

Database updated: August 19, 2012

GAMBoD-LTE

For LTE user devices

Search for manufacturer name, product name, form factor, LTE operating frequencies, support for fallback systems including HSPA, HSPA+, DC-HSPA+, EV-DO, TD-SCDMA

Search 821 LTE user devices by:
Manufacturer name
Product model number or name
Form factor
Frequencies
FDD spectrum selector bands 1, 2, 3, 4, 7, 8, 12, 13, 14, 17, 20, and 25.
TDD spectrum selector bands 38, 39, 40, 41, 42, and 43.
3G fallback technology also supported: HSPA, or HSPA+, or DC-HSPA+, or EV-DO, or TD-SCDMA

Database updated: March 26, 2013

Errors and Omissions Excepted
Please use these GAMBoD tools and the information contained therein simply as a starting point for your own investigation directly with the vendor concerned to determine exactly which band(s) are supported by specific products to meet your particular operational and business needs