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To: kech who wrote (3068)	9/13/2000 10:20:24 AM
From: maxgo	of 197074

I assume you mean those interesting twists ? Re: It seems to me that the Chinese and qorilla_watcher (53/M/Reston,VA) 9/13/00 10:03 am No, rest assured this is not the final word. They are posturing to make sure all of their options are open. If wCDMA is shunned by most of the world they will simply do "what is best for Korea and themselves" and stick with I-95C as their upgrade path ------------- 3g? Huh the_bronx_001 9/13/00 10:03 am SKT has long ago lost its leverage with Q. We know it doesnt matter whether it goes CDMA2000 or WCDMA, especially since it's building out 1x as we speak. But NTT is trying to buy something like a 7 billion dollar share of SKT, and WCDMA matters to NTT. Talk about a Korean-WCDMA and 2003 is just more pressure on NTT. All meaningless, except that the public committment to WCDMA is more and more tenuous.

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