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To: carranza2 who wrote (25136)	6/6/2003 10:43:46 PM
From: 49thMIMOMander	Respond to of 34857

Yes, nothing like a weird 2.5 CDMA when 2.75 EDGE is there for easy upgrades. Would you ever had guessed that those 2.1GHz size WCDMA urban cells are perfect for EDGE at 1.8GHz?? While the rural cells does it with 900MHz, until the traffic becomes high enough for some strategicly added 1800MHz cells. However, up above the polar circle, herding the reindeer as well as guarding the borders, NMT at 450MHz is still pretty good, but not for that many years. Luckily reality-blah-blah-blah-tourism makes GSM at 900MHz a good option. Survivor-nuts might even demand to reach some area where the handset does not work very well anymore, the thrill of climbing a mountain just to call mom, send some SMS and MMS messages, do some internet surfing, the fear of camping in the dark shadow behind that mountain witht mom not being able to call back, and all the good stories about it when returning home.