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To: slacker711 who wrote (83)	6/29/2000 9:58:00 AM
From: foundation	Respond to of 197507

(((If Ericsson/Nokia can convince them the benefits of a W-CDMA system are greater than CDMA2000 (increased roaming, handset selection) then their is a chance that W-CDMA will be selected. The wild card in this is NTT Docomo....they were talking about taking a stake in SK Telecom, but I dont believe that has happened yet.))) There is still the time to market issue. Will SK put the new spectrum on hold, waiting an indefinate period for wCDMA to develop? With 1x, won't the genie be out of the bottle? This will be true for DoCoMo as well, as I see their only hope in growing their flavor of wCDMA is to stop the Korean and DDI 1x rollouts. With 1x functioning, their I-Mode will be in peril. regards, blg

To: slacker711 who wrote (83)	6/29/2000 10:09:00 AM
From: slacker711	Read Replies (1) \| Respond to of 197507

Samsung debuts new digital camera/CDMA phone.....havent been able to find a picture. samsungelectronics.com EXCERPT SEOUL, Korea ? June 23, 2000 - Korea technology is behind a unique digital camera phone, allowing mobile phone users to snap pictures at will. Samsung Electronics completed development of a flip-open mobile handset that comes with a 1.5`` TFT-LCD and has digital camera functions built in. The new Anycall Camera Phone (model SCH-V200) is scheduled to go on the market at the end of June. Since people these days go everywhere with their hand-held phones, they now have a camera at the ready. The unit can take 20 pictures with 350,000-pixel resolution, and standard accessories include a CD-ROM for picture editing and data cable to connect the SCH-V200 to a PC.