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To: bananawind who wrote (22560)2/5/1999 5:05:00 PM
From: Maurice Winn  Read Replies (1) | Respond to of 152472
 
*GSM sales in the face of WWeb* Jim I reckon GSM sales would continue largely unchecked. The GSM sales are to existing networks - nearly all of them anyway. The big contracts are expansions of networks. They'll make good money over the next few years before WWeb gets to be big time. They'll have to be overlaid with WWeb anyway. They won't just drop it all and go to cdmaOne now, simply because the new bits of network would be compatible with WWeb. The detailed economics of each case and expected sales will determine when the change to cdmaOne and WWeb takes place.

But the decision on 3G be a major watershed. The decision early in 1998 that CDMA would be the 3G model was big enough, but the actual decision on the standard will be bigger and make it seem more immediate.

Mqurice



To: bananawind who wrote (22560)2/5/1999 6:40:00 PM
From: edwin k.  Respond to of 152472
 
Thanks alot Jim, I can see why this gets pretty confusing unless you keep up on it constantly or unless you have been watching since the beginning. Your post here was the first that I had heard that GSM was digital, for instance. So, at least I got to a conclusion that seems very plausible, eh?
thanks again
EDWIN K.