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To: slacker711 who wrote (26625)	7/27/2004 4:13:23 PM
From: Eric L	Read Replies (1) \| Respond to of 34857

Motorola and the HSDPA option << missed that. >> It just slipped in there. If you blinked you would have missed it. I was thinking it was the Nextel CEO in that video, but it may have been the Nextel cat in Q&A earlier on. I'll have to listen again. I only caught about 50% of the morning stuff. It occurs to me that Motorola/Freescale could probably whip em up a WCDMA HSDPA/iDEN multi-band chipset quicker than anyone could whip up a CDMA2000/iDEN chipset, and that would keep Motorola more in control. New spectrum changes the game, but as you say, a potential suitor like T-Mobile or Vodafone could change the game. I didn't pay too much attention to the 1900 MHz spectrum they are getting. Was it 10 MHz? If it was 10 MHz is that 5x2 or 10x2? - Eric -