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To: kech who wrote (113693)	2/20/2002 8:20:25 AM
From: Rajala	Read Replies (1) \| Respond to of 152472

>When I link my phone to my laptop in the airport I would >very much like to get speed even greater than my 14.4 kbps Tom, there is a hand held application that needs more speed? I must be mistaken then. But wait a minute now, do I see a word “laptop” in your comment? Difficult to focus... better take my Dr. J mask off... Oh, yes, there it is: L-A-P-T-O-P. Tom, why not to stop the daytrading for a while and go see some real people? How many do you see lugging around laptops? How big a fraction of one percent? - rajala

To: kech who wrote (113693)	2/20/2002 9:01:53 AM
From: Eric L	Respond to of 152472

Tom, << When I link my phone to my laptop in the airport I would very much like to get speed even greater than my 14.4 kbps which is already 50% faster than your GSM phone at 9.6. >> ... and 50% to 75% slower (depending on GSM carrier) than a Nokia Communicator 9100 or 9200 without linking to a laptop (why lug one) using GSM HSCSD at either 28.8 kbps (old coding) or 43.2 kpbs (new coding) or a Nokia 6210 or 8310 "linked" without a cord to a laptop with a Bluetooth card or on of several Ericsson models like the T68 doing the same thing. <g> Best, - Eric -