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To: engineer who wrote (15983)10/5/1998 11:43:00 AM
From: bananawind  Read Replies (1) | Respond to of 152472
 
Engineer, all... The China business gets stranger and stranger. Can anyone comment on this SWAPTM or "syncronous code division multiple access, SCDMA"?

Monday October 5, 10:35 am Eastern Time

Company Press Release

SOURCE: Cwill Telecommunications

China Selects Cwill's Technology for
National Wireless Local Loop
Network

AUSTIN, Texas, Oct. 5 /PRNewswire/ -- China Telcom, the telephone service provider for all of
China, has granted Austin-based Cwill Telecommunications' wireless technology the first access
license in the PCS frequency band to deploy its advanced wireless local loop communication
systems throughout China.

The license was officially awarded by the Chinese Ministry of Information Industry (MII) to Cwill's
joint venture partner Beijing Xinwei Telecom Technology, Ltd., Company, located in Beijing, China.
Beijing Xinwei is Cwill's partner in China for the manufacture, sale, installation and service of its
wireless products. According to an MII spokesperson, the license was awarded to help speed-up
the countrywide development of improved wireless communications technology, and to expand the
availability of reliable, affordable telephone service.

''In December 1997, Cwill became the first U.S.-based telecommunications company to receive an
official Technology Certification from China's MII,'' said Wei Chen, Cwill Chairman and Chief
Executive Officer. ''We plan to use this recognition of our advanced wireless technology as a
spring-board into other developing countries that are interested in expanding their own internal
telecommunications infrastructure.''

Cwill's patent-pending Synchronous Wireless Access Protocol System, SWAPTM is establishing a
new international standard for the application of smart antenna-based wireless local loop. By
combining its smart antenna expertise with synchronous Code Division Multiple Access (SCDMA)
technology, time- division-duplex (TDD) scheme, and software radio architecture, Cwill has
successfully created a wireless communications system with a larger call capacity that can transmit
signals over distances up to four times greater than competing products. In addition, the Cwill
system can easily interface with any existing central office switch, and can be installed and operated
at a fraction of the cost of a traditional wireline or cellular telephone system.

China's equivalent of the U.S. Federal Communications Commission has granted Cwill's technology
exclusive rights to operate its SWAPTM wireless technology in the 1.8 GHz band spectrum. This
means that other telecommunications companies that want to offer similar products in China will
need to license Cwill's approved technology.

''Cwill's technology is clearly several years ahead of others in the industry,'' said Bryant Wilder,
Cwill Vice President of Business Development. ''In China alone, that could translate to $60 million
in sales over the next year, and we plan to expand our offerings to other parts of the globe through
similar joint ventures and partnerships.''

Wilder added that today, some five billion people throughout the world are denied simple access to
a telephone because of the high price of traditional wireline or cellular systems.

''Cwill has the technology to bridge the communication chasms of the world and to connect a new
generation of global communicators,'' Wilder said. ''There is a growing demand for advanced
wireless features, and we plan to remain at the forefront of that technology.''

Cwill is a global leader in wireless local loop technology and advanced wireless communications
products. Based in Austin, Texas, Cwill is a privately held company that is changing the rules for the
way the world hears wireless.

SOURCE: Cwill Telecommunications



To: engineer who wrote (15983)10/8/1998 10:39:00 AM
From: limtex  Respond to of 152472
 
Eng -

But surely you are not advocating just sitting on our hands and hopiing that all that talk in Washington will do something?

This is a question of reinstalling confidence. Interest rates don't have to stay low for too long .....just long enough to restore confidence. If the reduction doesn't work you won't have a worse situation becuase of it.
regards,

L