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To: brian h who wrote (2335)	9/23/1999 9:38:00 AM
From: Eric L	Read Replies (1) of 34857

<< most analog networks are still around the world >> Most are in the America's are they not? I just clipped this last evening from a VODABAM announcement. "However Bell Atlantic is still in the process of upgrading its analog AMPS network to CDMA, with only 13% of its users upgraded to digital according to IDC's Pottorf" The 13% really surprised me. I'm a long time BAM user from the AMPS days and have been CDMA (albeit with AMPS) digital for going on 3 years for domestic travel. I'm all over the US and on digital 90% of the time. Coverage darned near every where I go and I'm not always in major metros. The statistic really surprised me. BAM is pretty well built out digitally it would seem. A little marketing is in order, and a little data as well (coming soon). Just my thoughts. - Eric -

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