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To: Rajala who wrote (110598)1/9/2002 4:24:18 PM
From: Wyätt Gwyön  Read Replies (2) | Respond to of 152472
 
what is an acceptable burst speed for transmitting the occasional low-res photo (color) to a cellphone (taken with one of the built-in digital cameras)? i don't think people would need more than that for some time.

edit: oh, i almost forgot. there could be oodles of people that want to download the latest gilder report to their handset -g-.



To: Rajala who wrote (110598)1/9/2002 4:37:24 PM
From: Eric L  Respond to of 152472
 
Rajala,

<< even a moderate sounding 20 kbs packet data is excessive ... A mobile phone with a larger-than-normal size screen of 30 x 40 mm requires 9.7 kbs for MPEG video >>

... and for the audio side there is XMF (commercialized now) which compresses audio into files about 100 times smaller than MP3 ...

Message 16721450

Lots of ways to skin a cat ...

- Eric -


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