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To: UncleBeester who wrote (1401)	1/12/2000 11:44:00 AM
From: Eric L	Respond to of 12232

Jeff, Thanks for reposting your "Coming into Range" Post. It (and a few I saw like it) were very good and identify issues and challenges surrounding the adoption of cdmaOne & cdma2000 in Europe and on other continents or in countries where GSM is the dominant technology. Unfortunately,after several years of attendance, I have had to finally remove the bookmark on "Coming into Range". As a working stiff, I simply don't have enough bandwidth to read all so I focus on the "S&P 500" thread, Nokia's also, and kick back over here. << I am personally hoping that when new spectrum is auctioned off in Europe, we can get some backers of CDMA2000 to buy that spectrum, roll out CDMA2000 >> Me too. Vodafone Airtouch is key,IMO, to helping CDMA2000 be positioned in GSM land (which is MUCH bigger than Europe) and with ETSI. << case was presented by the CTO of Vodafone Airtouch. We had a fairly lengthy discussion on the drivers of the technology of choice >> Wish I could have attended and heard. Methinks some preaching was going on. Remember though: Chris Gent's team does one heck of a job beating vendors into cooperation with other vendors and submission <g> Interested to hear mQ's take. - Eric -