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To: engineer who wrote (108082)	12/20/2011 10:15:52 PM
From: pyslent	1 Recommendation Read Replies (1) of 196450

you missed the starting point, Slacker claimed that they were out there and that QCOM had a share. Slacker pointed out the AT&T handsets all use Qualcomm LTE chips; my impression was they sucked equally as badly as the Verizon handsets in terms of battery life; hard to be worse. " they can do very fast ACQ like they did on wifi and make it useful and far less power." This sounds wonderful. I had a WIMAX handset that took 40 seconds or so to acquire 4G whenever I decided to turn it on, and I always ended up regretting that decision. Switching from 3G to WiFi, OTOH, is 5-10 seconds tops.

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