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To: Eric L who wrote (1905)	1/10/2002 1:49:51 PM
From: slacker711	Read Replies (3) of 9255

somehow I would guess that there is an ulterior motive that goes beyond good and welfare and it may relate to ALL-IP RANs of the future that will support multiple air interfaces. Maybe....but the motive could be to simply try and get W-CDMA working well as quickly as possible. The handsets that Docomo is selling have absolutely terrible standby times (55 hours). I think they expect to get to 100 hours by the end of this year....which still is probably subpar in markets that are used to 200+ hours of standby. I believe that Nokia addressed this point and said they would have standby and talk times that are similair to 2G handsets. I certainly hope so....a switch to synchronous W-CDMA would probably take some time. Slacker

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