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To: Dennis Roth who wrote (193)	7/4/2000 12:32:47 PM
From: slacker711	of 197466

Either they are not following the chip rate specified in the ETSI standard or this is just B.S. propaganda to influence tommorrows decision. This would be good news for the Q if true. No interoperability problems with cdmaOne and ready in 2002. My memory of the Ericsson/Qualcomm agreement was that industry experts believed that the closely defined chip rates (3.64/3.86) would allow dual-mode chipsets with relatively little expense. I think that there are also provisions in the W-CDMA standard for the option of GPS synchronization. This type of rhetoric seems to have dissapeared in the months following the agreement.... Slacker

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