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| Orange Launch 3G In Q3 2004 |
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30th October 2003 |
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Inset is Richard Brennan, Executive Vice President, Global Brand, Marketing and Products, Orange who was quoted by Telecom Paper. The
delay has been blamed on technical problems with handsets, according to
Richard Brennan, executive vice president of Orange World. Orange is currently
testing 3G handsets from six manufacturers and will announce a shortlist
of suppliers within a couple of months of October 2003, according to 3G
Mobile. Earlier, Orange stated that commercial launch was planned mid-2004. |
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Paper has reported that Orange will launch 3G mobile phone services in
France and the UK in Q3-2004, closely followed by Belgium and Switzerland.