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To: Eric L who wrote (25444)	5/27/2000 3:51:00 PM
From: gdichaz	Respond to of 54805

Eric L: Thanks. And you are right about those parts that appeal to me. Now for some weekend fun: Would appreciate your comments on the post at the end of this.(I'm pretending to be Ruffian - agnostic in putting it in here). Best as always. Cha2 Communications: Qualcomm - Coming Into Buy Range To: qveauriche who wrote (72622) From: JohnG Saturday, May 27, 2000 11:25 AM ET Reply # of 72641 qveauriche. There is no migration path from GSM to W-CDMA. Where have you been hiding. Operators must throw out the GSM equipment and install fresh equipment, AND THAT COSTS A BUNCH OF $$$. This is why DDI didn't go with NTT's W-CDMA. For Proof: mobiledataevolution.com JohnG PS I remember you brought this link to general attention on the Nokia thread. And it is excellent IMO. My request for comment relates to JohnG's conclusion.