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To: TobagoJack who wrote (56734)	12/1/2004 12:11:35 PM
From: Maurice Winn	Read Replies (1) \| Respond to of 74559

three.com.hk Jay, I'm surprised Hong Kong is so backward. As you say, I don't see a gadget to do WiFi and all your other specified goodies. The Motorola A1000 is close and might have a WiFi port where you can plug in a little WiFi card, but that's a little inconvenient [assuming it has got one]. You should see what they are selling in Korea, Japan and even provincial New Zealand. telecom.co.nz The Harrier has a WiFi slot for a plug-in which would cost me another $100 or so. I guess you will have to have another round or two in the olde worlde before modernity wends its way to your Hicksville outpost. I am amazed at how slowly businesses do things. Hong Kong would be a great place to sell super-duper 3G services. There are $billions waiting to be invited to change hands and they would change hands. Mqurice PS: Even when you do get 3G, it seems that it'll be in the dopey W-CDMA version rather than the swishy 1xEV-DO manner.