CDMA2000

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CDMA2000 3G Broadband Wireless Access for
Mobile and Fixed Services
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CDMA The most advanced wireless digital
technology
1G Analog
2G Time Division (TDMA GSM) 3 7x Analog
Capacity
3G Code Division (CDMA2000, WCDMA) 20 26x
Analog Capacity
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CDMA2000
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CDMA2000 benefits for Operators, Subscribers and
Governments

• CDMA is a high-speed wireless data and voice
  network solution for low-cost, easy to deploy,
  high-performance services, that address the needs
  of governments, operators and subscribers
• CDMA can support high volumes of voice traffic
  and high-speed data traffic
• Instead of being limited to a narrow channel
  structure in a given frequency, CDMA spreads
  signal across 1.25 MHz of the spectrum, and
  simultaneously transmits unique, digitally
  encoded and encrypted signals over the same radio
  frequency (RF) carrier
• CDMA2000 technology can be configured for data
  and/or voice, as well as for fixed or mobile
  services.
• Due to its efficient use of the spectrum to
  provide high-quality voice and high-speed data
  services, CDMA can be utilized for fixed voice
  and data services, delivering end-users the
  richness and variety of the Internet with the
  quality and reliability of the traditional phone
  network.

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CDMA2000 Family of 3G standards
First launchedOctober 2000 SK Telecom LG Telecom

• CDMA2000 1X Double voice capacity up to 307
  kbps packet data speeds supports advanced
  services such as MMS, games, location services,
  picture and music download.
• CDMA2000 1xEV
• CDMA2000 1xEV-DO Optimized for packet data
  services up to 2.4 Mbps packet data speeds
  leverages IP always-on services supporting
  Internet and Intranet.
• CDMA2000 1xEV-DV Will provide integrated voice
  with high-speed packet data services, such as
  video-conferencing and other multimedia services,
  at speeds of up to 3.09 Mbps.

First launched January 2002 SK Telecom
Approved by the ITU as part of the IMT-2000
family anticipated commercial deployment in 2005
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CDMA2000 Leading in 3G

• 61 CDMA2000-1X and 7 1xEV-DO commercial
  networks deployed on all continents
• 12 CDMA2000-1X and 4 1xEV-DO networks scheduled
  to be deployed this year
• Over 60 million CDMA2000 subscribers worldwide
• 413 CDMA2000 devices available on the market from
  45 manufacturers
• 18 39 voice ARPU increase
• 102 253 data ARPU increase
• Services voice, entertainment, MMS and picture
  transfer, location/traffic, streaming video,
  broadcast.

October 2003
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3G in Latin America and the Caribbean is also
being lead by CDMA

• CDMA is present in all the major markets
  throughout the region
• 20 countries
• 37 operators
• CDMA base is expanding rapidly
• CDMA serves over 30 million users
• Nearly one out of four subscribers in the region,
  use CDMA
• CDMA subscriber base continues to expand 30 per
  year
• CDMA2000 leads 3G
• 23 CDMA2000 1X networks
• 21 CDMA2000 1X
• 2 CDMA2000 1xEV-DO
• 5 more CDMA2000 networks will be deployed by the
  end of 2003

Source CDG
CDMA Commercial
CDMA Commercial
Source EMC, June 2003
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CDMA will continue to expand worldwide and in the
region

• CDMA will grow
• 158 networks across all continents
• 59 countries
• Servicing 490 million subscribers worldwide
• Latin America 83 million subscribers by 2010
• CDMA2000 will dominate the 3G market
• 71 networks across all continents
• 37 countries
• Holding the dominant position in the 3G market
  throughout the decade
• Latin America with more than 70 of the 3G
  market in 2008

Source Deutsche Bank, March 2003
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CDMA2000 is well positioned to meet the future
needs of Latin America and the Caribbean

• Offers a direct path to 3G for TDMA and CDMA
  operators
• Time-to-market advantage available and widely
  deployed in 800 and 1900 MHz spectrum
• Preserves investment in existing ANSI-41 core
  networks
• Has proven evolution path to most advanced data
  services

Offers a cost effective migration path for
existing 1G and 2G systems

• Requires only 1.25 MHz of spectrum
• Is the most spectrally efficient of all 2 and 3G
  technologies offering the highest capacity for
  voice and data traffic
• Available in 450 MHz

Efficiently utilizes available spectrum resources
for voice and data

• Offers better voice capacity and quality
• Delivers high-speed data transmission up to 2.4
  Mbps
• Supports all leading application platforms
• Delivers revenue-generating multimedia
  applications

Supports a broad range of applications
Offers a wide selection of devices at affordable
prices

• There are 260 CDMA2000 handsets for 800 and 1900
  MHz bands
• CDMA2000 handsets are backward compatible with
  cdmaOne

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Operators in the region are already capitalizing
on CDMA2000 capabilities

• Provide low-cost voice services
• Differentiate through data services
• Generate incremental revenue through data services

Compete in wireless services
Vivo, Movilnet, Telcel, SmartcomPCS
CDMA2000 1X and CDMA2000 1xEV
Compete with fix line operators to provide
affordable voice services

• Offer voice services at competitive prices

BSI properties in Latin America
CDMA2000 1X
Compete with broadband data access

• Offer high-speed Internet access

Vesper, Brasil Telecom
CDMA2000 1xEV-DO
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CDMA2000 in 450 MHz A new opportunity

• Eastern European and Russian operators are good
  examples of how CDMA2000 in the 450 MHz band, can
  be used as a very cost-effective technology to
  expand voice and data services and reach new
  population segments
• Benefits of CDMA450
• Low total system cost relative to other data
  access solutions (proprietary fixed wireless,
  xDSL, cable-modem technologies, or high-frequency
  wireless access)
• Initial capital costs can be kept low even while
  covering very large geographic areas with low
  subscriber density
• Ideally suited for broad-based rural, low-density
  coverage due to long-range propagation (up to 100
  kilometers - typical)
• Excellent ability to provide in-building and
  urban coverage due to good indoor penetration,
  as well as good line-of-sight propagation
  characteristics
• Minimum radio frequency spectrum requirement,
  e.g., as little as 3 MHz total (including
  guard-bands), to provide commercial service
• Flexibility in providing data and voice
  capabilities for fixed or mobile services with
  the same network infrastructure.
• CDMA450 opens a wide range of opportunities for
  many Latin American countries to improve
  universal services.

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THANK YOU !!!

• Celedonio von Wuthenau
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