Hi Mika,
Toast, Shmmooast !
Looks like, to me, that TDMA's life will be shortened in some
instances - merely because Edge will use up more & more available
spectrum. (I believe you call this "being a victim of it's own
success).
As Greg points out, the GSM "protocol" will live on, as it
eventually migrates to a CDMA Radio Frequency Interface.
The "protocol bit" , I believe means Infrastructure (equipment)
that is built to comply with certain GSM rules or standards.
Please correct me if I am wrong.
Ip (processing of voice and data in packets) is just an infant.
Would not expect it to become redundant, anymore that I would
expect CDMA versions to quickly fade away.
A Big Thank You *** A TOAST *** to you and the other faithful, for maintaining the faith.
Looks like it has paid off, and the Ericy Train is indeed leaving
the platform.
Best,
Mardy.
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