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To: slacker711 who wrote (7464)	3/12/2000 12:10:00 PM
From: brian h	Read Replies (2) \| Respond to of 13582

Slacker711, This time I think I beat you with some Korean news.(ggg)Or you already did it. :( Pres. Envoy to Visit China for CDMA Market 2000 03/08 16:52 Former information-communication minister Namgoong Suek will visit China as a presidential envoy from March 16 through 18. The visit is a follow-up to an agreement on cooperation between the two countries on information and communications, and in particular code division multiple access (CDMA), made during President Kim Dae- jung's visit to China in 1998. Special envoy Namgoong will hand over a letter from President Kim to Chinese government officials, containing appreciation of Korean mobile phone carriers' being permitted to participate in the first round of bidding for a CDMA project carried by China Unicom, a Chinese mobile phone carrier, officials said yesterday. He will also hold talks with government officials and businessmen including Wu Ji Chuan, minister of information and industry, about further cooperation and a tie-up of the two nations' mobile phone operators. Samsung Electronics and LG Information and Communication are participating in the terminal sector of China's CDMA market. The telecom industry expects Namgoong's visit will help Korean companies make inroads into China's CDMA market. Best, Brian H.

To: slacker711 who wrote (7464)	3/12/2000 7:37:00 PM
From: slacker711	Respond to of 13582

I think Jim Willie was referring to this a while back....PCS is offering 1000 anytime mintues and 1000 off-peak minutes for $75. s4.sprintpcs.com Offer ends April 16. Not available in Denver, Houston, Kansas City & Philadelphia. Whatever you do, don't miss this offer. Because for just $75 a month, you can get 2000 clear wireless minutes - 1000 Anytime Minutes and 1000 Night & Weekend Minutes. That's a lot of airtime. And you can use it anywhere on our nationwide network. The only drawback is that I dont think it includes long-distance. Perhaps PCS is finally realizing that all of that unused spectrum is worthless to them....let the price wars begin. Slacker