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To: Eric L who wrote (11802)	5/22/2001 9:12:11 AM
From: JohnG	Read Replies (1) \| Respond to of 34857

GPRS REALLY SUCKS To:Benjamin Garrett who wrote (10832) From: Dennis Roth Tuesday, May 22, 2001 7:14 AM View Replies (1) \| Respond to of 10839 >> When will GPRS function? << GPRS functions. It's just that BT's too stupid to make sure handsets have the latest firmware and work before conducting a demonstration for the press. BT launched their consumer GPRS service monday. Consumer GPRS service launches today; BT Cellnet launches the UK's first consumer GPRS service e-topics.com. But most GPRS networks lie idle while they wait for handsets. Lack of handsets delays GPRS launch technology.scmp.com Still only the Motorola handset available. >> How will functioning be defined if GPRS functions? << A lot slower than originally promised. The only functioning handset provides two-plus-one, meaning one time slot up and two slots down yielding only 13 kbps to 20 kbps data speed. But always on, which is a big improvement over the Manx Telecom 64Kbps circuit switched non-mobile service.

To: Eric L who wrote (11802)	5/22/2001 12:47:47 PM
From: S100	Read Replies (1) \| Respond to of 34857

New Nokia phone using ball grid array chips vice the antique quad flat packs in previous phones. Nice looking phone, but AMPS/TDMA. svartifoss2.fcc.gov Federal Communications Commission Authorization and Evaluation Division 7435 Oakland Mills Road Columbia, Maryland 21046 Andy Leimer / Kwok Chan: Please find attached our reply to your correspondence concerning LJPNPC-1NB (EA100744, correspondence reference number 19291). Kind Regards, Kare Oksanen Engineering Manager, Type Approvals Nokia Mobile Phones, PCC Oulu 1. There is a mistake in the test report. The power output ratings mentioned in the correspondence are referring to radiated power output, but the correct readings are 400 mW (26.0 dBm) ERP for AMPS and 917 mW (29.6 dBm) ERP for TDMA. Corresponding conducted power output ratings in the test reports are 25.78 dBm (AMPS) and 27.18 dBm (TDMA). We are sorry for the inconvenience. 2. The reason for this is that the test equipment the lab is using for radiated power measurement is not capable for measuring averaged TDMA bursts. Therefore we have to provide the peak reading for TDMA mode, which is around 2.5 dB higher compared to averaged reading. Conducted power is measured using duty cycle, which takes into account these characteristics of the modulation method. We verified this by using power meter also for measuring radiated power output at the same time and the difference between AMPS and TDMA mode was almost the same than in conducted measurements. However, these records cannot be used in official report. 3. We are aware of the problems caused by positioning the antenna too close of device holder, and we have done our best in positioning the device in such way that these effects are minimized. We use equipment shown in Figure 1 to provide a standard position for all our phones. Applicant: Nokia Mobile Phones FCC ID: LJPNPC-1NB Correspondence Reference Number: 19291 731 Confirmation Number: EA100744