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To: Caxton Rhodes who wrote (5827)	12/31/2000 9:24:13 PM
From: limtex	Read Replies (1) of 197157

CR - Your urgent consideration pls. Win lose or draw this W-cdma/cdma2000 issue isn't going away plus there is the European roaming issue for any carrier going with cdma2000. Is it possible to produce a chip or a handset that can detect which environment it is in and then automatically switch to either cdma2000 or w-cdma. Or is it possible to produce a handset with both chips built in but with an additional device that does the detecting and then turns on the appropriate chip. Today I have Euro GSM handset ( Motorola TriBand) which I manually change to the correct frequencey when I travel between Europe and the US. Most people who do this kindof travlling have this kind of phone and it is perfectly acceptable ( apart from the Europena SP roaming charges!!). I believe that we have seen straws in the wind about the Qs psssible development of such a device/chip but if it were available it would end a great deal of uncertainty. Best regards and Happy New Year, L

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