Share
Monthly Archives:

  • 3G Production for TD-SCDMA Scheduled

    The developer of China’s first 3G mobile phone set using Chinese standards signed a letter of intent on Sunday with a telecom company on commercialization of the product. Under the deal, the Chongqing Institute of Posts and Telecommunications, the developer, and China Putian Corp, the country’s largest telecom equipment supplier, will jointly set up a production base in Chongqing Municipality, southwest China, for manufacturing TD-SCDMA 3G mobile phones.

    The Chongqing Institute of Posts and Telecommunications announced earlier this month they had developed the world’s first 3G mobile phone set of the TD-SCDMA standard independently with all the intellectual property rights.

    They will produce the first batch of 3G mobile phones in the first quarter of 2004 for network experiments, and commercial production is expected to begin in 2005, according to the deal. Continue >>

    Posted: 17 November 2003 | Filed: Asia Pacific Market, Network Technology | Feedback | Print |
Double Your Chances of Business Success in Japan

Servcorp Serviced Offices and Virtual Offices
Related Posts:
  • Siemens, Huawei Sign 3G Joint Venture

    • Shenzhen Huawei Technology Co. Ltd., one of China's leading telecom equipment manufacturers, and Siemens Mobile signed a contract Thursday to build a joint-venture to develop products based on the...

  • Alcatel Close to China 3G Deal

    • French telecoms equipment maker Alcatel is nearing a deal with a Chinese peer on cooperating to build 3G mobile phone networks using the Chinese TD-SCDMA standard, a senior executive...

  • DaTang Mobile and Dilithium Networks Unveil First TD-SCDMA Video Phone

    • DaTang Mobile successfully demonstrated the first TD-SCDMA Video Phone in Beijing this past week. The video phone, using the Dilithium Networks market leading 3G video telephony protocol stack, achieved...

  • China’s First 3G Mobile Phone

    • China's efforts to develop a high-speed telecoms technology that could compete with Western standards in the world's biggest mobile market have taken a step forward with the first compatible...

  • Renesas to Restore Naka Plant Production

    • According to quick post on Bloomberg, Renesas will get back to their Naka plant production levels slightly ahead of schedule: http://bit.ly/kqH6Q2 Renesas Electronics Corp. the world’s largest maker of microcontrollers...

    previous post: Vodafone Set to Boost Dividend :: next post: Japan Telecom Profits Fall on 3G Costs