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To: carranza2 who wrote (13162)	6/28/2001 7:52:31 PM
From: Eric L	Respond to of 34857

re: [EDGE] << If it is true that European use is unlikely, and that only two carriers in the US and perhaps a handful in LA will implement it, perhaps it is not seen as a huge threat. >> IF it is true. That one is open, and early. The two in US will give parity to GSM v. CDMA in US. [That is if Cingular goes GSM. I consider that entirely open until their signature is on someone's contract] The "handful in LA" is a huge opportunity in a growth market. 18 months ago there were less than 5 GSM carriers in LA. There are now 19. Its contagious. Where else is CDMA going to increase its carrier base? India yes. Other? << Besides what can the TPTB really do about it, except trash it? >> TPTB of any S&P 500 corporation, shouldn't be trashing anything. JMHO - Eric -