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To: Ruffian who wrote (10101)	5/15/2000 9:31:00 AM
From: Dennis Roth	Read Replies (2) of 13582

>>Asynchronous communication method is used in 80 percent of the world, including Europe and Japan, and the other method in North America. << The Asynchronous systems haven't been built yet. The existing working CDMA systems are all cdmaOne and are in Korea already. Here's another innaccurate story. from the asian press. ----- Monday, May 15, 2000 DDI To Use North American Standard In Next-Generation Phones TOKYO (Nikkei)--DDI Corp. (9433) and its October merger partners formally announced Friday they will employ the cdma2000 technology standard in next-generation mobile phones. DDI, KDD Corp. (9431) and IDO Corp. decided to adopt the technical standard that will be used in North America instead of the W-CDMA standard that will be used in Europe and by Japanese competitors, such as NTT DoCoMo Inc. (9437) and the J-Phone companies operating under Japan Telecom Corp. (9434). According to a application filed Friday with the Ministry of Posts and Telecommunications, the next generation service to be offered by DDI cellular firms and IDO will use the 2 GHz frequency band with a maximum data transmission speed of 144 kilobits per second. The service will be launched in Tokyo, Nagoya and Osaka around September 2002 and in other areas by March 2004 for an as yet undetermined fees. The firms are also considering employing the cdma2000 standard in their existing cdmaOne service provided in the 800 MHZ band. (The Nikkei Industrial Daily Monday edition) ==== So according to he above story DDI will put 1XRTT on the 2GHz band and cdma2000 on existing spectrum. I think he's got it turned around. Take any thing you see in the Japanese press with a large grain of salt.

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