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Nov 14 9:30 AM EST

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To: JohnG who wrote (14808)	9/3/2001 9:29:42 AM
From: 49thMIMOMander	Read Replies (2) of 34857

"Nokia can still sell DCCH handsets..." Probably supposed to mean BCCH/CCCH only handsets, or with PBCCH/PCCCH inactivated. "But a lack of PBCCH/PCCH functionality is not without a price" Typical soundbite BS, as it is an issue of the situation NOW as well as the situation in the FUTURE. As well as the damage a malfunctioning, unexpected combination of cell and handset can cause IN THE FUTURE.. (not now, because the function will not be active) What is the price (or gain) of avoiding future problems?? ... The rest is just the same, an inability to keep two things separated. Why is that so difficult??? Ilmarinen But it becomes hilarious with "And to top it off, there would be an imminent recall of Nokia's subStandard (pun intended) handsets" The immediate recall would be for those handsets which were released with an untested, unverified "new" control channel. Those using just the old, tested one would just keep on working. However, I'm not sure Benjamin understood how funny he was, as the present solution is to use a recommended subset of the present standard.

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