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Date: Mon,  9 Feb 2004 20:27:43 -0500
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boyd, rounin wrote:
>>and 800(850 actually) used by Cingular & AT&T for transition
>>from TDMA
>
>
> eh?  GSM is TDMA.
>
GSM is a TDMA standard.
TDMA could be analog or digital, but GSM is all digital.