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To: JohnG who wrote (19417)	4/8/2002 5:50:11 PM
From: Eric L	Respond to of 34857

John, << Seybold on EDGE/Cingular >> You awake? Message 17300700 Congratulations on getting rid of those hard breaks mid-paragraph. Your thoughts are looking better in print already already. - Eric -

To: JohnG who wrote (19417)	4/8/2002 5:54:07 PM
From: 49thMIMOMander	Respond to of 34857

Seybold cannot handle two things at the same time, like GPRS and EDGE, but it is a common problem. Trying to add cell and mast design is, after that, a clear reason for not employing him for network planning, even with somebody giving him just one task at a time. Ilmarinen Hmm, maybe that was why Shannon was good at juggling?? Minor hint, the GPRS/EDGE slides are littered with simple pictures on how to use EDGE, save time slots closer to the base-station,etc. At the "edges" of the cells one just uses more timeslots. Major hint, when one uses both dynamic frequency and channel control in cell-clusters it gets even more difficult to understand for a regular 1-neuron brain. (however, I'm sure Shannon would have juggled all of that in just a split minute)