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To: Peter Ecclesine who wrote (4258)	11/8/2001 12:37:17 PM
From: Peter Ecclesine	Read Replies (2) \| Respond to of 46821

Hi Jim, Translation (Swedish is not my mother language, but I think I got it right...) - Ericsson sees that HiperLAN2 is delayed until 2003, and may not ever be able to compete with .11a - they have turned to 802.11 b and a and they start selling them as part of mobile network offering during first half of 2002 - Ericsson expects a huge market for integrated WLAN and cellular network, according to their expectation this combination will be important for 10 % of all subscribers, i.e. 100 m subs - they expect operator to start selling complete mobile services for enterprise customers, which include hot spot service as part of mobile service package - still in spring 2001 Ericsson was betting on HiperLAN2, but now they accept "market realism": 802.11 b and a will dominate the market - "it is positive for the industry to have one global standard" petere