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To: moat who wrote (1329)	9/7/1999 10:05:00 PM
From: JGoren	Read Replies (1) of 13582

Sprint operates only at 1900 mghz. If you don't travel a lot outside of the Sprint national footprint, you don't need to wait for the dual mode ThinPhone and can get the $99, #1960. Sprint will get the dual mode later; it gets the 1900 mghz. phones first from Qualcomm. As far as "Qualcomm" inside, many on the thread believe that it is a strategy the company should use to emphasize the quality of its chipsets. However, Nokia and MOT don't use Qcom chipsets at the present time. The Nokia's do have a small paper label that say the phone is licensed by Qualcomm; it's underneath the battery.

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