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To: cfoe who wrote (31918)	1/31/2003 9:45:09 AM
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re: Nokia's 1xEV-DV claims Even for Nokia - who may have proven itself master of embracing contradictory positions simultaneously - its hyperbole reaches new highs. But does the rhetorical knife have two edges? Can Nokia censor its dv flight of fancy in Europe? With the reality of poor wCDMA capability (<80kbs) and dismal infrastructure range/capacity leaking out of vendor labs and into the public arena... And concurrent with many European carriers' wCDMA timetables slipping into 2004 and beyond... Nokia claims - before Euro carriers can even launch the wCDMA networks that Nokia sold them - 2003 handsets and trials for a cdma2000 voice+data variant with 3mbs performance? While still adamantly insisting on the fundamental superiority of wCDMA? Only Nokia could "manage" this gymnastic ethical dilemma.

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