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To: 49thMIMOMander who wrote (2598)	10/21/2002 8:40:56 PM
From: Eric L	Respond to of 9255

The case of the Lost Lettice << why does it look like this Lettice guy has an ability and tradition of to getting badly lost?? >> No LBS? - Eric -

To: 49thMIMOMander who wrote (2598)	10/21/2002 9:20:30 PM
From: Eric L	Respond to of 9255

John Lettice at Vulture Central comments on the Q3 Canalys Report: 7650 propels Nokia far past Palm, HP in EMEA Q3 Canalys Report here: canalys.com >> Nokia Triumphs In Europe's Mobile Device Market With 7650 theregister.co.uk Excerpts: Difficulty number one is that the 7650 is relatively new on the market, and there simply cannot be that many of them (Canalys puts shipments at 665,940) already in users' hands, even taking into account that not all of the total are actually 7650s. Canalys however measures units going into the channel, so presuming they are desirable objects (which is not an unreasonable presumption) they assuredly will be with users soon. ... Difficulty number two is the apples and pears issue. Canalys' figures consist largely of what you'd term PDAs, and the 7650 is not technically a PDA. ... We at The Register however suspect that Canalys (and Nokia) may have something here. ... Dataquest clearly isn't counting 7650s. Yet. It shows 12,000 shipments this year for O2's XDA, and if you're going to count an XDA then you're surely going to count a P800, which does inexorably lead you to count 7650s and similar. The collision, friends, is almost upon us. - IC -