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To: S100 who wrote (4325)	9/27/2000 7:41:54 AM
From: Jim Oravetz	Read Replies (1) \| Respond to of 5390

Ericsson Lunches New Water, Dust, And Shock Resistant Phone For Adventurous People For those who have been looking for a small mobile phone they can bring when going mountain climbing, hiking, river rafting, or off-pist skiing, their search is over. Ericsson unveiled a water, dust and shock resistant mobile phone with a futuristic design. This GSM dual band phone goes by the name R310 and is designed for active use and total control during all conditions. But you don't have to spend hours on a steep cliff in Chamonix - the R310 is just as good for an urban excursion on a mountain bike. snip<> english.hongkong.com Jim

To: S100 who wrote (4325)	10/2/2000 8:25:02 PM
From: S100	Read Replies (1) \| Respond to of 5390

Ericsson starts plan for 4G technology By Christopher Brown-Humes in Stockholm Published: October 2 2000 20:27GMT \| Last Updated: October 2 2000 20:50GMT Ericsson, the world's biggest supplier of telecoms infrastructure, revealed on Monday it had started planning for a fourth generation of mobile phone systems, that will represent another big leap in internet connection speeds and picture quality. Hakan Eriksson, head of research at Ericsson, said 4G could bring connection speeds up to 50 times faster than third generation networks - the first of which will be operational next year - and three dimensional visual experiences for the first time. snip news.ft.com