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To: Kayaker who wrote (3974)	12/6/1999 5:50:00 PM
From: Randall Knight	Respond to of 13582

So, it stills looks to me that HDR is going to be hard to sell to operators. I disagree with this. What we are experiencing now is the Christmas selling season with the mad rush to buy wireless phones. Carriers have no motivation to introduce a new variable into the selling equation right now. In a month, everyone will be scrambling for the next buying motivator. Fast wireless data is it. The carrier who introduces this service first will have a huge advantage over the others. And when one pulls the trigger, all of the others will be forced to follow, including T. Another thought. The Q introducing HDR is a classic example of the Gorilla throwing the competition off balance by changing the rules mid-game. JMHO