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To: Eric L who wrote (10092)3/26/2001 7:59:05 PM
From: gdichaz  Read Replies (3) of 34857
 
Timothy Eckersley, vice president of customer operations, North America,
for Nokia, indicated at last week's Cellular Telecommunications & Internet
Association Wireless 2001 conference that some CDMA operators are
regretting their choice of technology, citing CDMA's murky migration path
to 3G and more expensive intellectual property rights structure. Eckersley
also attempted to dispel the “over-hyped” myths concerning the spectral
advantages of CDMA technology. He said GSM is more spectrally efficient
because CDMA's advantages fade as more customers are added on the
network.

Eric. This is slander, simply put. Did the Nokia management authorize it. If so, shame.

Chaz
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