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To: w molloy who wrote (2506)	1/12/2000 11:56:00 AM
From: Claude	Read Replies (1) \| Respond to of 5853

w molloy, I lurk on the QCOM thread and appreciate your level stance about the Q (no cheerleading) but to say CDMA is currently less than 64K is not correct. Korea is at 64K and Japan will be very soon if not already. Also 2 years from an answer?? QCOM has announced 1XRTT chips which support 115K and has demo'd and announced a manufacturer for HDR. Claude (rhymes with TOAD)

To: w molloy who wrote (2506)	1/12/2000 1:11:00 PM
From: Valueman	Read Replies (2) \| Respond to of 5853

January 7, 2000 DDI/IDO begin offering 64Kbps service on their CDMA system. As another poster stated, Korea at 64K, moving up to 115K soon. That is why I never quite get why the GSM crowd claims they are so far ahead in data. Not only are they NOT ahead, they are falling behind miserably. Modem cards--Sierra, and a handful of others--you can buy one at Q's website. I think they will all become obsolete as CDMA ASIC is integrated into notebooks as the TAiwan manufacturer has begun doing.