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  • Hitachi Wins 3G Order from KDDI

    Hitachi said it has won a contract worth over US $800 mn from KDDI Corp. for 3G wireless communications equipment. “We can’t give you specific figures, but the size of the contract exceeds the US$800 mn order KDDI awarded to South Korea’s Samsung Electronics yesterday,” said Hitachi spokeswoman Naoko Okada.

    Hitachi plans to ship and install the technology for base-station equipment from March 2006, about the same time that Samsung will install equipment which enables 3G mobile users to access fast multimedia functions. Continue

    Posted: 6 January 2005 | Filed: Carriers, Wireless News | Feedback | Print |
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