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To: foundation who wrote (19913)	3/5/2002 8:06:54 AM
From: Ramsey Su	Read Replies (1) of 196654

Somebody please explain this to the tech challenged. So basically, if I am a China Mobile sub and decided to visit Korea, I need to rent a handset in Korea but use my own SIM card? (and vice versa?) Or if I am a frequent traveller between the two countries, I would just buy both type of handsets? Isn't this the foundation of the GSM1X overlay plan? In comparison, if I am a DT T-mobile subscriber in Europe and decided to visit USA, would my GSM handset work in the Voicestream network without a SIM card? What percentage of handsets in the world has SIM slots?

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