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To: carranza2 who wrote (14793)	9/2/2001 3:15:33 PM
From: 49thMIMOMander	Read Replies (1) \| Respond to of 34857

- So, is it correct to assume that a new proposal will be made Wednesday along the lines set forth above? No, the list was expected to be possible to release, maybe last wednesday, maybe this wednesday. (this issue was supposed to be of highest, first priority for the meeting, the DCCM proposal was withdrawn in favor of the consensus recommendation, should have been easy to decide on monday) One can assume that the lists have existed for some time, in different forms all over the globe. Now the lists have to meet and merge, with operators having crossed the boxes. Maybe something like "truth and responsibility in advertisement"?? -What about Nokia's Fall deployment of GPRS handsets in the millions? With all these issues outstanding, it seems unlikely that it will meet its schedule. Agree? No, BCCH/CCCH is tested and verified. Somebody mentioned the issue on "equally distributed" GPRS handsets, I would add "camping on BCCH/CCCH". Remebering that this is what even future GPRS handsets must do in cells not supporting PBCCH/PCCCH and that those future PBCCH/PCCCH cells will not exist in the near future. Another basic feel on the issue is to compare the more than 2 million GPRS handsets Nokia has defined, and the total number of GSM handsets in those markets. (GPRS capable networks) Ilmarinen In spite of many claims, operators are not stupid, although they and some vendors might sometimes seem so, because of their particular competitive present situation. (no comment on this virtual balloon guy)