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To: Dennis Roth who wrote (21401)	4/12/2002 1:27:05 PM
From: slacker711	Read Replies (2) of 197323

Buckley explained that the problems have emerged because Nokia did not use the chipset from US-based CDMA market leader Qualcomm on which Telstra's Nortel Networks built network is based. "We are not sure how it is going to work with our boomer cells [special long range base stations developed by Nortel for the Australian market]. We are not convinced that it will work as well as other handsets," Buckley said. Well....that sounds like good news, though if it is just a problem working with Boomer cells then it wont be much of a hindrance. I dont know of any other installations of the Boomer cells except Australia. But he added that he was encouraged by a new range of CDMA phones from Nokia using the Qualcomm hardware, planned for 2003. I hope this guy knows something that we dont <g>.... Slacker

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