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To: engineer who wrote (4986)	1/10/2000 8:43:00 PM
From: JGoren	Read Replies (4) of 13582

Qualcomm this morning confirmed your view. When the internal battery goes you take the ThinPhone back to the service provider who will install a new one; didn't mention exchange. PrimeCo now says it will offer ThinPhone in Sapphire Blue, Red and another color, each different from Sprint colors. Although on Sprint, I want the Sapphire Blue so it will match my '62 190SL; I assume if I bought one from PrimeCo and tried to activate it over Sprint, it won't work. Any thoughts? Sounds to me as if GM will deal with Vodaphone or Sprint; they have the best wireless coverage to add into OnStar, and only cdma will do the data. This is going the direction I have said for more than two years: The cell phone will be built into the car as part of the overall communications-computer system.

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