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To: Puck who wrote (9373)	2/22/2001 1:14:50 PM
From: 49thMIMOMander	Respond to of 34857

Reversing channel frequencies?? It is called building a domestic, competitive industry for future free markets, this one just of the more obvious, honest mechanisms (although there always are historical excuses for (not) cleaning up, allocating frequencies) This is the real magic of 3G, the global standard, all the 2Mbps, etc things are actually very minor aspects. That is, the magic that US,EU,Japan,China,etc got something nailed down together, part of US trusting some cocktail party patents to the bitter end, start-up China with something to bring to the table (TD-CDMA),etc.. But back to the channels, as the fixed IF components disappear through direct de- and modulation, it doesn't really matter anymore, same as NTSC-PAL, now multifreq,-resolution monitors, and even 110-220V chopping directly from the mains, high voltage devices. And above, below everything is the difference between constructive and destructive competition, local and global monopolies, big boys bundling and dumping, cornering markets and shareholders, free trade between equal partners and sharecropper mentality if not. That is, it is not a game of driving China into an industrialized bankruptcy, nor was it earlier a game of driving Japan into telecom sharecropping. Note that telecom earlier always was militarily "connected", of "strategic importance", only recently has it become business and especially consumer driven. IMO, Ilmarinen