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Pastimes : The New Qualcomm - write what you like thread. -- Ignore unavailable to you. Want to Upgrade?


To: JMD who wrote (293)9/22/1999 2:10:00 AM
From: qdog  Respond to of 12253
 
GGGGGGGGGRRRRRRRRRRRRRR!!!!!!!!!

FON and WCOM will never happen. Government will not approve of that marriage, plus it gives AT&T more ammunition to get bigger, which is also something the government doesn't want to happen. WCOM and Sprint PCS is another matter, as WCOM has no wireless telephony to speak of, except Phoenix, I believe. They have acquired MMDS license faster than a sailor collects crabs at a port o' call. So Sprint PCS has appeal, as it fits Bernie's modus operandi of acquiring built entities that are accretive to his earnings. However, Sprint PCS has a drawback, namely they are mostly D & E license, which are 10 MHz of B/W. That doesn't fit well with Sedgemore view about the data market. Bernie is bigger than he is, so Bernie rulz!! DT probably will go Sprint, but I wouldn't exclude a move by GLBX, France Telecom, BT or others in that space. Sprint also has crabs, I mean MMDS license's that make it attractive in the next wireless wave.

Aw shucks, I was nice to him. He should have met my 6th grade English teacher, Mrs. Harris.........



To: JMD who wrote (293)9/22/1999 10:11:00 AM
From: Bux  Read Replies (2) | Respond to of 12253
 
It looks like Qualcomm has finally named a product after our resident technical editor and Gran pooh-bah Surfer Mike.

. The SURF3100 Subscriber Unit Reference Development System, an essential element in the CDMA Designer toolkit, is a working example of the interfaces between QUALCOMM CDMA Technologies' CDMA chipset and other functional parts of the subscriber unit.

Bux