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To: Bernard Levy who wrote (4810)	7/26/1999 1:01:00 AM
From: Frank A. Coluccio	Read Replies (1) \| Respond to of 12823

Bernard, Thanks. In the following snip you've successfully ratified several of the points that I made earlier, especially w.r.t. standards and implementation delays: "However, standards setting delays on wireless ATM etc ... have opened the door wide-open to mesh-based solutions (Triton Networks, etc...) I still think that PMP will prove more scalable in the long run, but the paradigm shift from PMP to mesh-based wireless networks has been both sudden and intriguing." This is perhaps the third time I've heard from somewhere (though I know not whence) of this mesh-based solution development in the past two weeks. In fact, I'm now beginning to believe that it was in the back of my mind on some level when I asked for opinions upstream concerning what it was that might lie ahead that could potentially present a threat to 3G in the way of preemption. Can you elaborate a bit on what spectrum would be used [and how it was obtained if you know, etc.] in the meshed solution, and which market segment this might be directed at? Are we speaking about residential, commercial, combined? Specific regions, types of terrain topologies? Thanks. Regards, Frank Coluccio