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To: Ibexx who wrote (2682)	9/1/2000 8:01:34 PM
From: Eric L	Read Replies (3) \| Respond to of 196633

re: Much Ado about Nothing, but Qualcomm a winner in a pretty mixed technology bag >> SEPTEMBER LIST OF LOWEST CELL PHONE RADIATION LEVELS August 30, 2000 SARdata,com New York wow-com.com SARdata.com has released the ten lowest tested cell phones from their research of all US FCC published results thru August 31, 2000. 1.Qualcomm PDQ-1900 0.2634 2.Mitsubishi Trium Galaxy g-130 0.35 3.Motorola I1000plus 0.43 4.Motorola GSM3682 & g250 0.457 5.Motorola Startac 7860 & st7860 0.54 6.Motorola Startac 7762 0.58 7,8 tie Ericsson I888 World GSM-900 0.69 Motorola i500,i550,i700 0.69 9.Audiovox HGP2000e 0.7496 10.Motorola i2000 0.79 << - Eric -

To: Ibexx who wrote (2682)	9/3/2000 11:18:48 AM
From: 2brasil	Read Replies (1) \| Respond to of 196633

hi-- Ericsson Offering CDMA2000 Course To promote the growth and development of San Diego's skilled telecommunications work force, Ericsson is offering this fall a new curriculum in wireless technology with UCSD Extension. Under the agreement, Ericsson is providing new internally developed curriculum on cdma2000, a third-generation offshoot of the code division multiple access digital wireless technology, and offering scholarships to enable professionals to expand their skills and be part of today's fast-paced, high-tech work force. Ericsson is funding 10 course scholarships during the next two years. Ericsson's course, entitled Special Topics in CDMA Engineering, will be offered in the fall and will be applicable towards the UCSD Extension CDMA Engineering certificate program. In addition to being held in the traditional classroom setting, the course is one of a few select curriculums to be offered through the university's online education program. The enrollment fee is $495. Email this story - (View most popular) \| Printer-friendly format Archived Stories by Date: Search News