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To: howardhu who wrote (10729)	5/25/2000 12:12:00 PM
From: howardhu	Respond to of 13582

A number of questions for the schedule of CDMA 1x, (a) schedule and availability of the network equipment for 1X, the delay from the order of the equipment to its installation/operation. (b) schedule for the commercial shipment for MSM5000 chips. (c) schedule for the commercial shipment for 1X handsets. Anyone care to provide some information on them? HH

To: howardhu who wrote (10729)	5/25/2000 12:15:00 PM
From: gdichaz	Respond to of 13582

howardhu: Thanks for the clear listing of alternatives and your analysis. option#3 looks most likely to me as well. The reasons you cite are persuasive IMO. And in addition, Eric L and others have suggested that "smart cards" are essential - in fact a requirement - for China Unicom's roll out of CDMA. The chips, software and phones themselves incorporating "smart cards" for CDMA (from Korea primarily) would fit your option#3 as well. Best. Chaz