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To: mightylakers who wrote (9350)	2/21/2001 4:35:35 PM
From: laodeng	Respond to of 34857

You mean the "bigger and heavier" phone? <lol> Hi, my nok friends. laodeng

To: mightylakers who wrote (9350)	2/21/2001 6:26:40 PM
From: Eric L	Respond to of 34857

Lakers, << Suggest you check out the IS-833, which is standardized by 3gpp2 with cooperation from 3gpp(gasp) >> I'll print out IS-833 & 834 and read them at Happy Hour this evening. <g> Hope someone is commercializing and developing test procedures for them before the IS-2000b series is fully developed. The world has enough phased interim standards. << Watch that interview with Dr.J and see what is in his hand by the end of the interview. >> In his hand ... by the end ... the pdQ Smartphone? I played with one yesterday. Waiting for the 6035, myself, which is why I was playing with the pdQ yesterday. .. or are you talking about the Korean jobby which looked like the SKY IM2300? I Wonder if more than 20,000 were manufactured and when the Samsung's with streaming AOD/VOD will be available with services to support them so we can proceed from what the Korean press calls pilot or trial stage to what they call full commercialization. I certainly am looking forward to that. In the Interim ... "God Send Mobiles" ... fully debugged. I enjoyed the demo of the 1xEV modem at 84 kbps (allowing many users - simultaneously sharing bandwidth - high burst rate, allowing a diversity of applications, etc.). It was nicely, and realistically presented. I must say I am glad to see Dr. Jacobs at the Congress this year. The Perry "No Show" last year set a very negative tone, and provided a lot of amusement for the GSM carriers. The video clip was very good, and I hope QUALCOMM is making a splash at the Congress. - Eric -