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To: kech who wrote (123307)	8/18/2002 9:25:49 PM
From: slacker711	Read Replies (1) \| Respond to of 152472

Finally, they did acknowledge that Lucent and Huawei were in discussions for trials with China Telecom. Pretty interesting to get confirmation of that from UTStarcom. The discussions must be reasonably far along if UT was willing to discuss the possability of CDMA450. I havent been a fan of Qualcomm's investments in CDMA 450 simply because I never thought they would be able to obtain the economies of scale needed....even if all of the prospective networks were actually built. China is the one market that could manage to tip the balance. Thanks for the info.... Slacker

To: kech who wrote (123307)	8/19/2002 12:43:30 PM
From: waitwatchwander	Read Replies (3) \| Respond to of 152472

Thanx for the thorough recap Tom. It meets my drift of the call and exceeds my recollections. I assume it wouldn't take a lot of engineering to add 450 capability to any of Qualcomm's existing CDMA chips with ZIF architechture. What's involved ... Power control, SAW filters and wll/pcs handoff? Am I dreaming or swimming the next lap? Trevor

To: kech who wrote (123307)	10/10/2002 6:43:26 AM
From: waitwatchwander	Respond to of 152472

Firm to deploy UTStarcom system in US PCS spectrum eastbay.bizjournals.com Alameda's UTStarcom Inc., a provider of wireless, wireline and broadband access applications, announced Thursday that Stellar Holdings LLC will deploy its PAS (personal wireless access) systems for $2 million. Per the agreement with Stellar Holdings, which holds equity interest in telecommunications, data operating and telecommunications network manufacturing companies in Canada and the United States, PAS technology and related components will be used to provide citywide wireless access to residents in select rural communities. Under the terms of the initial contract, Stellar Holdings will license the PAS technology and purchase PAS components from UTStarcom and complete final assembly of those components in the United States. The initial deployment is valued at $2 million and will operate within the existing PCS frequency spectrum, is scheduled to be operational by the first quarter of 2003.