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To: Puck who wrote (1393)	9/30/2001 9:23:07 AM
From: Eric L	Read Replies (1) \| Respond to of 9255

re: GSM coverage in North America << could you double check the link you provided Ilmarinen. I can't get it to work. >> That is kind of weird. I accessed the site for The North American GSM Alliance & North American GSM Alliance (GSMNA) with the coverage map yesterday using the URL for the site that I have had bookmarked sine its inception in 1995. I now can not access it either. When you called my attention to this I still had the window open for the PDF file containing the coverage map: gsm-pcs.org I did notice the site has a brand new look. I suspect that either the site is down, or possibly the URL has changed and isn't auto redirecting. For now it is a mystery ... one I intend to solve. <g> Sprint PCS ... Are you certain of this? Yes. To a certain degree, same was true for PCS PrimeCo (now part of Verizon), whose President (George Schmidt) resigned as a result of the decision immediately after it was made. PCS PrimeCo, however, was a consortium of "B Carrier" RBOCs, several of whom had already committed to CDMA for the 800 MHz properties so it could be said that the decision was a combination of financing and a technology choice. - Eric -