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To: Peter J Hudson who wrote (5548)	6/14/2000 11:40:00 AM
From: Gus	Read Replies (2) \| Respond to of 34857

Why am I not surprised that you're defending him? LOL. Carranza started out with a slam.... To think of component shortages and GPRS, EDGE, and WCDMA in the same thought is to engage in a fantasy. The products necessary to support them simply don't exist in any commercial sense. Spinning pseudo-logical webs won't get you anywhere, Gus. ...then a standard issue cowardly insinuation: So, even if your "component shortage" theory has some meat on its bones, it doesn't really matter. I therefore fail to see the point to your vile and ad hominem attacks ...afterwhich he babbles blissfully unaware of the way he is contradicting himself... In my opinion, if the product in an emerging field is not so great, the shortages will develop based on quality. The hell with volume. No manufacturer worth his salt wants to be known for supplying crap. Especially lots of it ....and then ends with a whimper and a whine. But I'll never accuse anyone of being lame-witted or having a bad temper (even Tero), particularly when I don't know the individual well enough to make such a bold statement. You, Carranza and the many personalities of Ruffian deserve each other. Bye now.