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To: Kent Rattey who wrote (9102)	2/3/2001 10:21:06 PM
From: Eric L	Read Replies (2) of 34857

re: GPRS Update Kent, << Achieving the theoretical maximum GPRS data transmission speed of 172.2 kbps would require a single user taking over all eight timeslots without any error protection. >> 172.2 kbps (unoptimized raw data speed) is as theoretical as 1xRTT at 614 kbps (and I wish CDG would update the !@#$%^& website). <g> ISDN comporable effective throughput (with optimization) was the objective. The article below is worth a read. It is pretty realistic, pretty current, pretty authoress, pretty well researched, reasonably accurate. Hope the link works. I just clipped the opening paragraph: >> Scratching the GPRS Surface 1/31/2001 Wireless Networks Online Paulo Di Maio This is supposed to be the year of GPRS implementations, but the much-expected wireless 'midband' technology that was set out to achieve around 171 kps is catching on slowly. The wealth of trials and pilots initiated over the last twelve months all over Europe has greatly titillated the expectations of the markets. According to levelheaded observers, over-hyped prospects could be disappointing. << Full text here: wirelessnetworksonline.com{DA10E171-F729-11D4-A770-00D0B7694F32} - Eric -

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