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To: GO*QCOM who wrote (1607)	9/16/1999 8:29:00 PM
From: Tlac	Respond to of 13582

I'm interested in developing a better understanding of the key issues affecting the application of CDMA HDR to domestic, local, fixed, flat-rate Internet access, i.e... 1) Spectrum allocation; current and possible future issues 2) Corresponding bandwidth capacities 3) Infrastructure requirements (vs. mobile) 4) Operators' costs/opportunities 5) Necessity of further development (CSCO,LU, etc.) 6)Current status, trials Can anyone help with links/resources/comments? Thanks, Kelly

To: GO*QCOM who wrote (1607)	9/16/1999 8:41:00 PM
From: moat	Respond to of 13582

That is the vision. I could not have said it any better. What you described is currently in progress with wireline networks (e.g. Global Crossing, cable modems, DSL, Nextlink, etc), mobile wireless is next. These changes are massive ... The Internet changes everything. I can't wait to see how HDR is going to unfold. The potential is certainly there. By the time it's all in black and white, the price (stock) will not be the same.

To: GO*QCOM who wrote (1607)	9/17/1999 12:07:00 AM
From: Boplicity	Read Replies (4) \| Respond to of 13582

re: HDR, Can anyone list the negatives about HDR? Drop calls, buildings, QOS factors? Will it measure up to xDSL and cable? How fast can HDR be deployed through out Sprints PCS coverage area? How dependable will it be, in a fixed wireless setting? Why would anyone want to have xDSL or cable if they could have HDR other then HDR being more expensive? Will HDR be mainly for mobile data hungry users? Can HDR be used for as replacement for the all the second CU lines that have been installed into homes and can it be used in an always on broadband Internet setting? Please direct me a site or post back ans. Thanks, Greg