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To: scratchmyback who wrote (26249)8/30/2002 2:26:39 AM
From: mightylakers  Read Replies (1) | Respond to of 196972
 
confirmed it?

What other clues do you need?

In the past years, There have been several reports about Vod using Q's WCDMA chips to do testing in their European and Japanese networks. Long before Nokia waving that you-can-see-it-but-not-touch-it WCDMA device.

On top of that, Sanyo is the one that committed to Q's WCDMA chip. And Sanyo will be the handsets provider for the J-Phone launch.



To: scratchmyback who wrote (26249)8/30/2002 9:09:04 AM
From: slacker711  Respond to of 196972
 
The original source of the quote is from here....the newspaper is basically the Japanese version of the WSJ.

Message 17542789

I havent seen any official confirmation but personally, I probably consider it the most accurate newspaper that I follow. However, since J-Phone is still going through W-CDMA trials it is hard to say that everything is set in stone.

Still havent seen the spec's on the Sanyo model that J-Phone is supposed to be trialing.

Slacker


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