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To: gdichaz who wrote (12446)	7/16/1998 11:16:00 AM
From: Raymond	Read Replies (2) of 152472

gdichaz! You asked for any GSM overlay on analogue systems.There are no GSM overlays.CDMA has the same network interface as the older AMPS-systems therefor you can overlay CDMA on AMPS.GSM was developed from scratch without compatibility with older systems.You can't overlay a GSM system on an analogue AMPS or TDMA system.But there are a lot of TDMA overlays on analogue AMPS systems.Big parts of US and Latin America has choosen that.So I don't see that you can say that CDMA dominates the overlay business. There have been some questions about new GSM systems."No new systems only extensions to older GSM systems" Just for fun I did a search one month back for Nokia and Ericsson and I found the following orders for new systems! Not extensions PALTEL Ghaza and Westbank IOWA Wireless services Egypt MISRFONE TELFORT Netherlands KPN Orange Belgium Some of this orders come from companies that have GSM systems in other countries.But more or less all big wireless operators that have operations around the world has GSM systems.I can't think about any of the big ones that don't have any/R

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