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To: kech who wrote (6558)12/17/1997 9:53:00 AM
From: Pierre  Read Replies (2) of 152472
 
From Reuters today re Europe stands meeting

... Sweden's L.M. Ericsson
jumped 13 crowns to 301 crowns on Wednesday after a
meeting of the European Telecommunications Standards Institute
(ETSI) favoured a technology for future mobile phones advocated
by Ericsson and Finnish rival Nokia .
Nordic media said ETSI, grouping regulators, operators and
equipment producers, voted for the Ericsson and Nokia standard
in a test ballot, with the technology getting almost 59 percent
support while a competing system from Siemens and
Alcatel won 41.5 percent.
Ericsson said it hoped for 70 percent next time.
Ake Persson, Ericsson mobile systems marketing chief, said
the Wideband CDMA system (WCDMA) could be the global standard.
"We have hopes, or almost a belief, that support will go
over 70 percent at the end of January. We will be working hard
to achieve that majority," he told Reuters. ...
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