MEDIA ADVISORY, July 21, 2003 -- CDMA2000 to be the focus of discussions at The 2003 CDMA Latin America Regional Conference:
WHAT: With 19 commercial networks and 5 more scheduled to be
deployed by the end of 2003, CDMA2000(r) is expanding
rapidly throughout Central and Latin America. CDMA2000
delivers greater capacity to meet growing demand for
wireless services and enables high-speed data services up
to 2.4 Mbps. The 2nd Annual CDMA Latin America Regional
Conference, hosted by the CDG, will focus on the benefits
of CDMA2000 in providing advanced services and generating
incremental revenue. Wireless operators from around the
world, including BSI (USA), Korea Telecom Freetel, SK
Telecom (Korea), SmartCom (Chile), Sprint (U.S.),
Telefonica (Peru), Verizon Wireless (U.S.), and Vesper and
Vivo (Brazil), will share their knowledge and experiences
in deploying 3G services.
WHO: The CDMA Development Group is a nonprofit trade association
formed to foster the worldwide development, implementation
and use of CDMA technologies. The 110 member companies of
the CDG include many of the world's largest wireless
operators and equipment manufacturers. The primary
activities of the CDG include development of CDMA features
and services, public relations, education and seminars,
regulatory affairs and international support. For more
information about the CDG, visit its Web site at
www.cdg.org.
WHEN: Aug. 13-14, 2003
WHERE: Hotel Sofitel
Rio de Janeiro, Brazil
PRESS
REGISTRATION:
For more information about the 2003 CDMA Latin
America Regional Conference, please contact Valerie
Christopherson, CDG News Bureau, at (714) 540-1030
ext. 14 or via e-mail at vchristopherson@bockpr.com.
CDMA2000(r) is a registered trademark of the Telecommunications Industry Association (TIA-USA)