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WHO IS WESTERN
WIRELESS?
• Western Wireless is a small company
focused on providing wireless
communications in the Western states.
• Western Wireless is the first FCC auction
winner to provide PCS service in the
U.S.(Hawaii)and recently began providing
service in New Mexico, Utah and Oregon.
• Western Wireless systems are under
construction in CO, ID, IA, and OK.
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PI Wireless Corporation 2323 Delgany Sheet Denver CO 80216 Office(303)313-8000 Fax(303)313-8010
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Personal Communications Services (PCS)—A broad range of telecommunications services that enable people
and devices to communicate independent of location. PCS networks and devices operate over a wide range of
frequencies assigned and authorized by the Federal Communications Commission.
Broadband or New PCS-Broadband PCS services include a wide variety of innovative digital voice and data
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Cellular Service-A PCS service that provides two-way voice and data communications through hand-held,
AT A GLANCE portable,and car mounted phones and through wireless modems incorporated into devices such as laptop computers
and electronic notebooks. Cellular can offer enhanced features such as voice mail and call waiting. Geographic
coverage areas for cellular service are very large,and can cover cities,counties,and entire states.
PCS is a lairlik of scivices. Data Service—The electronic transfer of data or digital information.
some oft Inch rvisl loch),Stich E•Mail—The electronic transfer and storage of written messages.
as cellular and paging, and
Sniur of\t hid)tt ill be at alleble Enhanced Specialized Mobile Radio (ESMR)—An anticipated PCS service that will offer two-way voice and
data communications through hand-held and car mounted phones and through wireless modems incorporated into
soon. such as nal'rmA hand and devices such as portable computers and electronic notebooks. ESMR is expected to offer many enhanced features
broadband PCS. such as voice mail and call waiting. Geographic service coverage areas are anticipated to be very large,and may
cover cities,counties,and entire states.
Den kind tin'PCS is eVranrdinaq. Imaging—The transmission of still images such as faxes,pictures,or slides.
B) 20113 tt r predict here Will Mobile Data—A PCS service that is expected to provide two-way wireless communication of text,voice messages,and
be our 187 million suhscrip- potentially video messages among computers,personal digital assistants,and databases. Mobile data services can he
Lions lit PCS Bert ices. I?dS161g provided by a number of technologies such as cellular, P1S,mobile satellite,and ESMR,as well as networks built
PCS SPovin's, such as cellular exclusively for data PCS applications.
and p;i iii.Pnjo}annual growth Mobile Satellite—A PCS service that is anticipated to provide two-way voice and data communications using
Talcs as high a -10%. satellites, hand-held phones,and wireless modems incorporated into devices such as notebook computers. It is
expected that Mobile Satellite services will offer enhanced features such as call waiting and voice mail. Geographic
As Add ionul PCS her\ire3 8114 service coverage is anticipated to be larger than most PCS services and may even be world-wide.
features heroine at ailable,the Aarrowband PCS—Services that are expected to include advanced voice paging, two-way acknowledgement
Panhenl ttil'clesscuinnunul iltloos paging,data messaging,and both one-way and two-way messaging and facsimile.
choices at ailahle lo intlit itluais Paging—A PCS service that provides primarily one way voice and data communications such as a voice or electronic
and businesses trill continue message,or a data transfer,to a pager or a device such as a laptop computer with a built in pager. Geographic service
to °foR coverage areas for paging are very large with some paging providers offering nation-wide coverage.
Personal Digital Assistant or Personal Communicator-A hand held device that performs computer
Tilt' Federal Colllrutlllicatioils functions such as data entry or retrieving information from a database,often along with voice and data communica-
tions ranted 140 tins services.
Nil dz of radio spt'cl runs for the Personal Mobility—A feature that may be offered by some PCS services which tracks and routes calls and
prmision of nett PCS information to specific people rather than specific locations.
sel'cices. Personal Number—A telephone number that is assigned to a person and not a geographic location such as a
residence or a business.
Smart Card—A credit card-like device capable of storing and transferring information regarding the card's user to
communications devices such as hand-held and car phones, notebook computers,and personal digital assistants.
This information could include how the user would like their phone calls handled,method of payment,and the user's
For Mort'Illlin'mah01L eui1LaCL personal number.
Telepoint—A PCS service that can provide either one or two way voice and data communications through hand-held
phones and electronic devices such as electronic notebooks. It is anticipated that telepoint services will cover smaller
geographic areas and offer fewer features than other PCS services such as cellular and PIS,at a lower price.
WMPersonal Video Mail=The electronic storage and transfer of voice anti motion video messages.
wd% Communications Voice Mail—The electronic storage or transfer of audible messages.
thas.W1 Industry Wireless LANs—Wireless Local Area Networks(LANs) provide wireless connections for devices such as portable
ini Association computers and personal digital assistants to other devices and to databases. Wireless LANs are expected to be built for
1019 Nineteenth Street, NWprivate user groups such as a business within a small coverage area such as a business campus or downtown area.
Suite 11(X1 Wireless PBX—Wireless PBX is a PCS service which is essentially a wireless business telephone. It is expected
Wnshingln l DC 20036 that Wireless PBX service will provide the same features that desktop business telephones currently provide such as
Tel: 202/467-4770 voice mail and three-way teleconferencing. The phone handset will be cordless,with the user able to both make and
receive calls wherever he or she may be within a service coverage area.Coverage areas for Wireless PBX are anticipated
Far: 202-467-6987 to be primarily within buildings and in defined outdoor areas such as a business campus or a neighborhood.
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We're alreacirin the midst of the PCS • ,3? V
revolution. Car phones, portable
phones, and pagers are freeing you
to early on office and personal . • •
business (where and when you 1
choose. And a new generation of
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small phones the size of eyeglass •
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nireless computers the size of a
notepad and devices that combine
both, air pail of the PCS future that
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Physical connections between
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PCS is changing the na ,ne live and
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manage ourllies,and these changes
are just beginning.
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Site Selection Criteria
1. Locating wireless communication facilities in primarily commercial and
industrial areas is preferred.
2. Locating facilities in existing structures, such as buildings, communi-
cation towers, water towers, and smokestacks, is encouraged.
3. Locating facilities in locations where the existing topography,
vegetation, buildings, or other structures provide the greatest amount
of screening is encouraged.
4. Facilities should be located in a manner that preserves view corridors
of surrounding residential development.
5. Facilities should be architecturally and visually (color, bulk, size)
compatible with surrounding buildings, structures, vegetation, and/or
uses in the area, or those likely to exist under the terms of the
underlying zoning.
6. Facilities should be co-located with other wireless communication
facilities or existing public structures whenever possible.
7. In residential neighborhoods, wireless facilities should be designed to
be compatible with the existing pattern of development.
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Personal • Lower costs.
Communication • Less battery power required.
Services • Flexibility of voice and data.
• More privacy with encryption.
• Video capability.
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Western PCS
330 120th Avenue N.E., #200
Bellevue, Washington 98005
(206)635-0300 Fax(206)450-7595
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