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To: engineer who wrote (3746)10/16/2000 10:14:25 AM
From: Carter Patterson  Respond to of 197027
 
Engineer:

I'm excited about the SIM cards but I'm not a techie. Can you explain the "same lower level code" you spoke of? Will the SIM in the CDMA be compatible with the China GSM Sim cards? Will a GSM/CDMA chipset come about to help transition users?

As always, your insights are very much appreciated.

Carter



To: engineer who wrote (3746)10/16/2000 12:55:59 PM
From: JohnG  Read Replies (1) | Respond to of 197027
 
ZTE SIM phone. Must be the MSM5105 1X-MC ASIC because it supports R-UIM interface (isn't it the only QCOM ASIC that does??). If so, this is a 1X MC chipset. Perhaps a lot of these are becomming available to china with Korea temporarily suppressing new phone sales. Looks like China may go with 1X MC phones and an upgradable IS 95 network.
JohnG


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