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To: Gus who wrote (5435)6/12/2000 8:43:00 AM
From: JohnG  Read Replies (1) of 34857
 
GUSSY. Looks like Unicom chairman says they will go to 1X MC CDMA with testing starting next year. Note that this time Reuters quoted a real human being, and one that should know, Yang Xinazu, Chairman of Unicom.

biz.yahoo.com

Monday June 12, 4:54 am Eastern Time

China Unicom says to use 3G CDMA, test next year

HONG KONG, June 12 (Reuters) - China Unicom, China's number two telecoms provider, will
use the third generation CDMA system of U.S. digital wireless company Qualcomm Inc
(NasdaqNM:QCOM - news) and start testing the system next year, Yang Xinazu, the chairman
and chief executive officer, told a news conference on Monday.

China Unicom said this month it was scrapping plans to use current-generation CDMA technology, opting instead to stick
with its European-standard GSM network. But Unicom said it would use Qualcomm's CDMA, or code division multiple
access, for later-generation systems.

China Unicom, set for an initial public offering this month, confirmed on Monday it had raised the institutional portion of
its IPO price range to HK$13.80 to HK$16.00 per share from HK$11.50 to HK$14.50. It is aiming to raise some US$5
billion.

Qualcomm's China woes have contributed to a precipitous drop in the firm's stock, which peaked in January at US$200
and closed on Friday at US$79-1/16.
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