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To: foundation who wrote (28237)	10/29/2002 7:51:04 AM
From: foundation	Respond to of 197208

Telekom To Serve 60 Pct Of Its Consumers With CDMA System OCTOBER 29, 2002 12:00AM FINANCIAL TIMES LIMITED, ALL RIGHTS RESERVED Antara - The Indonesian National News Agency via NewsEdge Corporation : 10/27/2002 Balikpapan, Oct 27 (ANTARA) - State telecommunications company PT Telkom will serve 60 percent of its consumers with the code division multiple access (CDMA) system instead of the cable system for efficiency starting this year. President Director of PT Telkom Indonesia Kristiono told newsmen here Sunday at a function presenting awards to the winners of a science olympiad held by Telkom's Kalimantan regional division. "The investment cost for the application of the CDMA system is lower than that of the cable system and the former is able to manage more telephone lines," Kristiono said. He pointed out that PT Telkom is ready to invest US$80 billion in 2002 for the CDMA system application with a target of obtaining 40,000 consumers. Kristiono said the CDMA system would help consumers send information and data faster, guarantee the flow of information and provide clearer telephone voices. wirelessweek.com

To: foundation who wrote (28237)	10/29/2002 11:09:07 AM
From: Getch	Respond to of 197208

SEATTLE, Oct. 29 /PRNewswire/ -- Monet Mobile Networks, a Seattle-based wireless Internet service provider, today announced the commercial launch of Monet Broadband, the nation's first high-speed, mobile Internet service in Duluth, MN. Monet has built and commercially deployed North America's first, CDMA2000 1xEV-DO wireless data network giving people the unique combination of high-speed, mobility and a complete Internet experience. Did a quick search but could not find any details of the pricing. For a flat monthly rate, Monet Broadband offers high-speed, mobile access to the complete Internet, enabling ubiquitous access to e-mail, contact and calendar information, download file attachments, streaming video, multimedia, position location services, live chat and secure access to corporate intranets and databases. Customers can use Monet Broadband by installing the GTRAN Wireless DotSurfer(TM) PC card and/or the DotSurfer CardReader for desktops This is the product that I have been waiting for. Unlimited - Fast - Mobile - Internet Could be an interesting day in Duluth (few and far between) Monet Mobile Networks will host a press and analyst briefing on October 29, 2002 at 1:30 PM in the lobby of the Duluth Technology Village in Duluth, MN Dr. Irwin Jacobs, Chairman and CEO, QUALCOMM and Perry LaForge, Executive Director, CDMA Development Group (CDG) will be featured speakers. monetmobile.com