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To: FaultLine who wrote (27396)	7/7/2000 11:36:29 AM
From: gdichaz	Respond to of 54805

tekflyer: Sigh. The gist of this was in the Samsung announcement. Commend that to you along with this from LGIC. Note Samsung deals with real world - current spectrum in Korea. And notes that Samsung should be able to run rings around LGIC in data speed (5Mbps)in the second half of next year (2001) in current spectrum which is at least a year before LGIC in the new spectrum. And then 15Mbps in the new - whenever that happens (if it does). But all that is worth a yawn, no? Other games are very much in play here - especially by Bloomberg and Dow Jones - and whoever provide their lunches. Best. Cha2 PS Looks like Samsung (which is almost interwoven with Qualcomm in Korea) is a target as much as Qualcomm - in Korea. And note: Samsung is a huge threat to the likes of Norkia and Ericsson throughout the entire world - but especially in Asia and very importantly China - if even only half of what they say they can and will do - does happen in fact. ...