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To: Tradelite who wrote (29194)	7/10/2000 9:31:09 AM
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edit to previous QCOM post... might not have written that quite accurately. The Reuters story quoted in IBD says: three major telecom companies in Korea favor w-cdma over QCOM's cdma2000 for the third-generation mobile phone system. W-CDMA, developed by NOK and ERICY, is a mobile phone system that "competes with" QCOM's CDMA2000 for global wireless services. "But the government has yet to decide on the standard for the third-generation system called IMT-2000." "If the government lets telecom firms choose the standard, SK Telecom would pick W-CDMA" and two other firms share the same view. Other quotes from the story, which originated in Seoul: IMT-2000 is a family of standards for third-generation mobile communications services, which offer global roaming, high-speed Internet access, multi-media and real-time videoconferencing. The new third-generation mobile services are scheduled to start by early 2002.