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To: Yousef who wrote (163689)	4/8/2002 2:33:15 PM
From: Ali Chen	Respond to of 186894

"You can't "whine" to him about such things over here. Sorry ... Hope this helps. <ggg>" There is no need to demonstrate your senility. The "name calling" matter was meant to illustrate weakness of Windsuck "arguments", or a total lack of thereof. See the problem now? If you need more detailed explanation about the argument of "name calling", please post, I will spell it for you one more time. I can deeply understand the whole idiocy of your and Windsuck situation: it is hard to refute irrefutable without making a fool of yourself. Wanna try? - Ali

To: Yousef who wrote (163689)	4/8/2002 2:37:20 PM
From: JohnG	Read Replies (2) \| Respond to of 186894

Intel wireless interest. Unit sales up 25% year-over-year in 1st quarter in Korea. Currently all use CDMA ASICS supplied by QCOM. They are moving to a new 2.4 Mbps 1X EVDO wireless technology which does streaming color multimedia on phones and laptops. This is a show piece for the World soccor finals starting May 31. At CTIA show in Orlando, Andy Gove said INTC was moving into wireless chips. Sales of Mobile Phones Rise 40 Pct. in Q1 April 8, 2002 (SEOUL) -- Overall sales of cellular phones in Korea soared by a yearly comparison of 40 percent during the first quarter of 2002, according to industry sources. According to documents released by both Samsung Electronics Co., Ltd. and LG Electronics Inc., Korea's two major mobile handset manufacturers, demand for mobile phones reached an estimated 4.07-4.17 million units during the January-March period. Demand in the same period of 2001 stood below 3 million units. The report shows that color mobile phones accounted for more than 40 percent in sales, emerging as a key product in the market. Samsung Electronics supplied 2.4 million units, obtaining a 55.2 percent share of the market, followed by LG Electronics with 1.01 million units, a 24.8 percent share. In the color mobile phone market, Samsung held a 48.7 percent, followed by LG with 36.2 percent. (Maeil Business Newspaper, Korea)