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To: Rajala who wrote (92988)	1/30/2001 4:22:09 PM
From: Rajala	Read Replies (2) \| Respond to of 152472

Getchup, you have to change your name to q_incredibly_long. >Yes, in the case of Europe, GSM markets are more saturated >than younger CDMA networks. > >What that means is that there is a larger installed base >of customers. For the GSM phone manufacturers it is a >double negative. For starters, in the case of Europe you could say GSM markets are more saturated than younger CDMA networks. The CDMA networks are actually quite a bit younger as they don´t exist. How the larger installed base of customers (couple of hundred million vs. zippo) turns out to be a double negative to GSM phone manufacturers, well, that is an, er, challenging theory and would be very interesting to hear. - rajala