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To: Caxton Rhodes who wrote (1473)2/5/1999 2:38:00 AM
From: Clarksterh   of 34857
 
Caxton - I would call the cdma overlay a success not an "experiment".

In fairness we probably ought to refer to it as a trial just as the W-CDMA installations happening now are 'trials'. The overlay probably wasn't a full-up system. However, having said that, the most difficult parts of the overlay (the RF, handoff, ...) are probably almost identical to run-of-the-mill CDMAOne and thus it didn't need to be stressed to the same degree as the current W-CDMA. Just my thoughts.

Clark
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