Docomo N2xxx has i-motion which isn't streamed, just downloaded clips. =
Hence no decent duration. The P2xxx allows the p2p video conferencing =
thru 324M, and Mpeg4 can be squeezed thru this to deliver server =
streamed content.
Vector graphics is making use of the bandwidth better and pushing back =
the need for video. HI corp has a flash player, Faith has some nice =
animation extensions, SVG is getting traction.
/dc
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> [mailto:keitai-l-bounce@appelsiini.net]On Behalf Of JD
> Sent: 2002=E5=B9=B46=E6=9C=8828=E6=97=A5 16:06
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> Subject: (keitai-l) Re: KDDI's 3G services
> =20
> =20
> =20
> =20
> Hi Jeff,
> =20
> this may be one reason,; however also keep in mind that the=20
> ideal length of=20
> video over KDDI's "3G" is 10-15sec due to max file sizes so=20
> hte type of=20
> content will drastically be influenced.
> Docomo's i-motion on the other hand, although have far less (1/9)=20
> subscribers, can handle anwhere up to a few minutes so you=20
> ca start to get=20
> "real shows". Like with anything in life, they both have=20
> their pros and=20
> cons.
> =20
> Re. ARPU, as it'll come down to popularity, and it becomes=20
> as popular as=20
> shamail, then short videos clips whether downloaded,=20
> streamed , or sent via=20
> email may become highly popular providing data costs are kept down.
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> JD
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> At 1:49 PM +0900 6/28/02, Funk wrote:
> >Hello,
> >As many of you know, the press is making a big deal out of=20
> the larger
> >number of high speed phones being sold by KDDI than NTT=20
> DoCoMo. Are these
> >KDDI subscribers actually using their phones to access high=20
> speed services
> >and/or video content thus resulting in higher ARPUs? Or is=20
> it similar to
> >KDDI's "success" with 64 kbps phones in 2000 when it sold a=20
> lot ofphones
> >but content that required these speeds did not appear and=20
> the high speed
> >phones had little effect on KDDI's share or ARPU?
> >
> >best regards,
> >jeff funk
> >
> >
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