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To: foundation who wrote (20222)	3/12/2002 7:45:52 AM
From: foundation	Read Replies (2) \| Respond to of 196663

CEBIT-Nokia set for September 3G handset launch Tuesday March 12, 6:58 AM EST HANOVER, Germany, March 12 (Reuters) - Leading phone maker Nokia said on Tuesday it was on track to launch a third generation handset (3G) in September, helping to ease fears that the move to mobile Internet services could be further delayed. Anssi Vanjoki, executive vice president for Nokia Mobile Phones, gave journalists at the CeBIT technology fair a fleeting glimpse of the product, which also features a camera, before tucking it back into his pocket. "This is a real working, dual-mode 3G handset. That's the last you will see of it until 26 September at 12 o'clock when we will launch it with our partner (telecom) operators," Vanjoki said. Nokia's comments are a boost to an industry which has invested over 100 billion euros in licences to offer high-speed 3G services, which will allow mobile phone users to download videoclips and access other multi-media services. Nokia Mobile Phones President Matti Alahuhta said fears over the availability of 3G handsets had been overblown and that Nokia hoped to start shipping the product in big volumes in the fourth quarter of the year. money.iwon.com ========== peakey - booo! <ggggggggggggggggggggggggggggggggggg>

To: foundation who wrote (20222)	3/12/2002 7:52:48 AM
From: quartersawyer	Respond to of 196663

How can a ministry order production?... ... licensing. Unicom cdma still depends on cdma/gsm chipset, and subsidies for the interim. 6300: cdmatech.com

To: foundation who wrote (20222)	3/13/2002 8:04:47 AM
From: Dennis Roth	Read Replies (1) \| Respond to of 196663

Sour Grapes From library.northernlight.com Haier Grop is not receiving orders for CDMA handphones, South China Morning Post reported citing executive vice-chairwoman Yang Mianmian. "There are no orders for CDMA handsets. I believe China Unicom does not have orders as well," she said Haier is one of the 19 licensed manufactures of CDMA handsets. It has an annual production capacity of 5 mln CDMA handsets. Yang said the company had so far only produced "a few hundred" CDMA handsets for China Unicom to test its network. ======= China Unicom tests Haier handsets and doesn't order any more. So Haier says Unicom doesn't have orders for CDMA handsets. There are 19 licensed manufactures of CDMA handsets but 19 will not get orders. The losers will say there is no market demand for CDMA. JMO DPR