-
NEC to Enter Russian 3G Market
NEC Corp plans to enter the 3G mobile phone infrastructure market in Russia, which will begin commercialization of 3G mobile phone service in 2006, the Nihon Keizai Shimbun reported, citing NEC chairman Hajime Sasaki. NEC will compete for their orders against Nokia Corp, Telefon AB LM Ericsson and other European companies to supply base stations and base station controllers, the Nikkei said.
“We want to make a contribution to the realization of Russia’s version of the ubiquitous society, where information can be exchanged anywhere, anytime,” Sasaki was quoted as saying at a Japan-Russia IT business strategy meeting.
Cellphone subscribers in Russia jumped to 85 mln as of end-March. Half of the population now uses mobile phones, and the market is expected to reach 1 trln yen as early as 2007, the Nikkei said. Via: Forbes Online.

Servcorp Serviced Offices and Virtual Offices
- Related Posts:
- NEC to Re-Enter U.S. Mobile Phone Market
Electronics conglomerate NEC Corp. said on Wednesday it would re-enter the U.S. mobile phone market this summer with the popular Internet-ready handsets that have made it Japan's top cellphone...- MTS Orders NEC i-mode Handsets
The largest mobile operator in Russia, Mobile TeleSystems (MTS), has signed an agreement to buy 40,000 mobile handsets from NEC Infocommunications, a subsidiary of Japan's NEC. The handsets will...- NEC to Launch New Mobile Phones in Russia
NEC Corporation today announced its new step to expand global mobile business, the entry into mobile solution business in Russia. NEC revealed new mobile phones "e242" and "e101" to...- NEC to ‘Get Personal’ in China
Japanese electronics firm NEC aims to double or triple its shipment of mobile phones and build its brand into the most respected and innovative in the Chinese market. The...- Russia’s MTS to License i-mode
Reuters is reporting that NTT DoCoMo is close to signing a deal with Russia's mobile phone firm Mobile TeleSystems (MTS) to license i-mode, potentially boosting MTS's revenues, sources close...









