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To: carranza2 who wrote (21333)	7/19/2002 2:51:58 PM
From: 49thMIMOMander	Read Replies (1) \| Respond to of 34857

Don't you guys learn to analyze texts and styles as part of your basic high school education??? (or just crossing off small boxes in multiple select exams??) Use that and analyze this latest CDG response and the 3G white paper, although from this indian potatoe (bless them) point of view both have similar traditional backgrounds, but one of the a culturally defined type of "white paper". (sometimes lacking so much pigment that they disappear) Just waiting for a CDG "white paper". Ilmarinen Btw, just off the top of my memory, I especially enjoyed those little words of "if you are increasing your bandwidth in 1.25MHz chunks", something like that. As well as the obvious CDG-CDMA2000 focusing on old CDMA operators, must be a result of some fear, not even trying to target GSM operators. However, I well understood that list of all those frequencies of the basestations, as QCDMA and QuackDG never really have paid attention to roaming handsets, and still struggle with both filters, Zif-Zifs and guardbands It would be really fun to mix 450MHz, 6W GSM numbers with 1.8GHz, 0,6W, even some 200km boomer-GSM, masts with a free mountain provided, but there is a lot of young creative writers doing that on more funny and important, even better than Oliver Twist and Beckett. stuff.