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To: carranza2 who wrote (125704)	11/26/2002 10:59:36 AM
From: Eric L	Read Replies (1) \| Respond to of 152472

c2, << I don't necessarily think that the CDMA sub figures are accurate. >> LOL. You doubt the integrity of CDG? << The June and December '99 quarters probably show the revenue from the money-losing handset division that was sold to Kyocera >> It was not a money losing division although relatively low net margin. The bleeding was from infra division sold in March 1999 was. The December '99 quarter (Q1 2000) does in fact include (for the last time) revenue from handsets and my recall is that was about $400m. Easy to verify. To do an apples to apples on F2000, v. F2001 you need to back that out and also consider proceeds from the division sale. Overall 2001 was really flat to 2000 which was a poor replacement year. - Eric -

To: carranza2 who wrote (125704)	11/29/2002 3:58:14 AM
From: elmatador	Respond to of 152472

Elmat's CDMA network: `Hutch' mobile launch imminent bangkokpost.com ``Hutch'' will be the brand name of the CDMA mobile-phone service to be operated by Hutchison CAT Wireless Multimedia, a joint venture of Hong Kong-based Hutchison and the Communications Authority of Thailand. A CAT source said the Hutch service would have a soft launch on Jan 10 with full commercial service to start in the third quarter next year. Hutchison CAT Wireless Multimedia holds rights from the CAT to market the service in Bangkok and 22 central provinces. But the source said its handsets could be used nationwide because the CAT had networks in major cities in the provinces. The service will use CDMA 20001X technology, which is capable of handling new non-voice applications. The CDMA network also represents a lower construction cost than that of the GSM system, as one CDMA base station has coverage equivalent to that of six GSM stations. <<This is the network that I have been helping build since April 2002. Hutchison has not put all its eggs on a single basket W-CDMA European flavor>>