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To: 49thMIMOMander who wrote (13972)	7/19/2001 8:22:10 AM
From: ColtonGang	Read Replies (1) \| Respond to of 34857

Dan Steinbock, author of The Nokia Revolution: 1865: NOK is born in the forest industry as Nokia Mill 1917: Expand their operations into rubber works, cable and electrical power 1977: Karl Kairamo is appointed CEO and begins to transform NOK into an electronics giant 1979: The birth of NOK Mobile Phones 1984: Introduces the world's first portable Nordic Mobile Telephony car phone Even with the tough market for wireless phones, the author believes the company continues to execute The author grew up in Finland where the company is based His book is about the extraordinary company that transformed an industry The company has a humble beginning starting in forestry, then rubbers, cable, power and then into what most people know it for, mobile phones The company has really re-invented itself many times He believes the current CEO has the edge to continue to revolutionize the company and the industry The company benefits from problems their rivals have The company's organization is more flexed than a US one and they encourage creativity within The company reported 15c EPS, one penny better than expected

To: 49thMIMOMander who wrote (13972)	7/19/2001 5:58:43 PM
From: Clarksterh	Read Replies (1) \| Respond to of 34857

llmarinen - I did not have malfunctioning, forgetting handsets in mind, just a handset diving through deep and multipath fading, additionally far from the basestation, badly needing that fast power control, but the downlink with that control is just as faded. First, this scenario (no feedback on the power control forward link) will not happen since the limiting factor on the forward link is interference, not power. The forward link can tollerate deep fades since it isn't power controlled except for cell-breathing. Second, even if it did happen it would only imply that the fading handset would drop out, not add too much interference. Clark PS Don't understand your argument about MIPS and power control. PPS As for you info about the GPRS fwd/rvs timing, thanks.