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To: Pierre who wrote (99670)	5/22/2001 12:11:10 PM
From: Mark Fleming	Read Replies (1) of 152472

why would I buy a cdma 2000 modem for my laptop or pda and pay what I assume will be an attendant account charge for each modem's unique phone number when with Bluetooth I can simply purchase a Bluetooth enabled pda or laptop and have it rely on my existing cell phone (Bluetooth enabled, right?) to deliver high speed data. If you don't have a separate modem and a unique phone number, you won't be able to receive calls on your cell phone while online. Some might consider this a minor inconvenience, however, I believe this would not be acceptable to most people as we have become accustomed to being available through our mobile phone at any time.

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