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To: Eric L who wrote (13132)	6/27/2001 7:56:42 PM
From: 49thMIMOMander	Respond to of 34857

To think more pragmatic, I would be surprised if the operators of the world wouldn't make an advanced order of 2.0-epsilon million GPRS handsets for the Xmas market?? Considering that upgrading handsets is getting easier and easier, keywords WinTesla, Phoenix and service points. (not that WinTesla is bad, Tesla was a smart Czeck or whatever guy, Phoenix a stupid bird??) However, I remember the hoopla about getting the latest version of WAP for the 7110 in UK, vers. 4.2x to 5.0x, although it was mostly a matter of the networks. Anyway, millions of handsets is different than some 2-10,000 in terms of fixing and upgrading, the motorola scam of two to finger at every point of (unbundled) sales. (what is the anglo-christian word for bread just to watch, not to eat??) Ilmarinen P.S.Luckily base stations have been 100% software, uploadable upgradable and fixable for years... (as long as the RF parts are good enough) Forgetting when Motorola had to unscrew its stuff after one year of promises of less crashes, reboots and whatever it meant when the "japanese" said they had to change the operating system. P.P.S. After some Ch 11 experiences I'm allergic to Phoenix projects, all that smoke and dust..