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To: straight life who wrote (5098)12/1/2000 10:42:15 AM
From: Cooters  Respond to of 196546
 
<<Doesn't MOT have the inside track WRT NXTL? >>

Yes. MOT will need to provide the handsets during the transition, unless there is someone else capable and/or licensed to provide iDEN products.

Edit : Did a quick check at the Nextel site and it looks like all Batwing stuff.



To: straight life who wrote (5098)12/1/2000 10:49:07 AM
From: Keith Feral  Respond to of 196546
 
Of course, MOT owns over 25% of NXTL. MOT will help NXTL make the best possilbe trasition from iDEN to whatever 3G technology that is best for them. My guess is that CDMA2000 would be better than WCDMA.


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