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To: Clarksterh who wrote (20250)12/22/1998 12:08:00 PM
From: DaveMG   of 152472
 
Thanks AGAIN Clark...

I now realize I hadn't thought through the question properly.

And it is at the interface that WCDMA would "distinguish" itself from CDMA2000, although unneccesarily so according to Q, in addition to the chiprate and other "neat" features?

And yes, the gist of my question nonetheless remains the same. Is there any bona fide technical reason why NTT would be better off with WCDMA than CDMA2000? Or the Chinese for that matter?

DMG

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