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To: marginmike who wrote (15376)	9/23/1998 8:37:00 AM
From: Rajala	Read Replies (1) \| Respond to of 152472

marginmike, >Those numbers assume no migration to 3g by 2002! I dunno do they or not. There are a lot of technologies out there and I just summed GSMs and CDMAs together. Maybe W-CDMA went to the wrong camp. However, like Tero I also believe that the 3G impact is not around the corner. >Who is EMC, could it >be a European source? If so >please bring unbiased numbers by >independant research company. I went to check www.emc-database.com and, yes, EMC is an European company (British). They are reputable, independent and it would be very surprising indeed if they twisted the figures to support some scandi-hooligans. Does anyone else have cellular subscriber forecasts from any other independent source? Anyways, my GSM operator informs me I have roaming with 116 operators all around the world. I wonder what would be the magic trick that would turn the tide? - rajala marginmike, not only the figures but also Tero is on my side so you have absolutely no chance of winning this argument :-)