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To: mauser96 who wrote (30428)	8/24/2000 8:35:14 PM
From: Mike Buckley	Read Replies (1) \| Respond to of 54805

hopes to have them on the market within 5 years. ... It might extend the lifetime of non CDMA systems. The non-CDMA carriers won't be able to afford to wait that long. --Mike Buckley

To: mauser96 who wrote (30428)	8/29/2000 11:40:07 AM
From: Eric L	Read Replies (3) \| Respond to of 54805

Luke, Re: Smart Antennas in wireless Don't know much but ... Below is from an May 2000 ETSI document called "Future Direction Of Standards Work On UMTS/IMT-2000" >> § 5.8 What are the key characteristics for later releases UMTS? The UMTS standards being developed by 3GPP is comprehensive in nature and will include the following key characteristics: - There will be a range of mass produced terminals with advanced data as well as voice services/capabilities. They will include "Receive-only terminals", basic voice terminals and Multi-media terminals. - *The major use of UMTS terminals is likely to switch from voice applications to Multi-media applications.* - UMTS networks will be widely packet/cell based and access networks will include advanced radio/transmission capabilities such as the ability to offer flexible bandwidth on demand and asymmetric bandwidth. - The use of "Software Radios" and Smart Antennas etc. will become more widespread. Also both terminals and networks will have much greater programmable processing power. << Also, link here from our thread: Message 14153866 - Eric - Re: Counting - me missing half a finger means I can't get to 10 (much less passed it) without ...