2G, 3G and 4G - how do I determine what my module is capable of?

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    Default 2G, 3G and 4G - how do I determine what my module is capable of?

    I've been checking SIMCOM's web site and found this page: https://simcom.ee/?featured

    So, if I'm looking for a 2G or/and 3G or/and 4G module, which one shall I have a look at, in your opinion please?


    Or maybe, to make my question more clear, what specification makes a module be 2G or 3G or 4G?

    Is it: HSDPA = 3G, LTE = 4G or so?
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