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Vorkuta Igarka
Salekhard
Anadyr

Kogalym
Yakutsk
Nefteyugansk Surgut
R U S S I A
Nizhnevartovsk
Magadan

Nizhniy Okhotsk
Kolpashevo Ust'-Ilimsk
Tagil
Tyumen Bering
Yekaterinburg Tomsk Sea
Achinsk Kansk Bratsk
Kamensk-Ural'skiy Sredinnyy
Kemerovo Krasnoyarsk Khrebet
Miass Omsk
Chelyabinsk Kurgan Novosibirsk Leninsk-Kuznetskiy Sea of
Magnitogorsk Kostany Barnaul
Abakan Okhotsk
Novokuznetsk
Rudnyy Pavlodar Biysk Irkutsk Petropavlovsk-
Ekibastuz Ulan-Ude Chita
Zhetikara Rubtsovsk Kyzyl Kamchatskiy
Orsk Astana Komsomol’sk- Sakhalin
Leninogorsk na-Amure
Arkalyk Temirtau Sühbaatar Blagoveshchensk
Semipalatinsk
Karaganda Ust'-Kamenogorsk Ölgiy Erdenet
Zyryanovsk Bulgan
K A Z A K H S T A N Khabarovsk
Agadyr Akchatau Anagoz Uliastay Ulaanbaatar
Zhezkazgan Taskesken Hovd Qiqihar Yuzhno-
Balkhash Öndörhaan Sakhalinsk
Altay M O N G O L I A Daqing
Bayanhongor Harbin
Taldykorgan Mandalgovi
Saynshand Hokkaido-
Ürümqi Jilin
Dalandzadagad Vladivostok
Bishkek Almaty
Sapporo
Nukus
Shymkent
H o n g K o n g & M a c a u
UZBEKISTAN Tashkent Shenyang
Chirchiq KYRGYZSTAN
Namangan
Anshan
Navoy Andijon Beijing NORTH Hamhung Sea of Japan
Tangshan
KOREA C H I N A
Samarqand Dushanbe Kashi Tianjin Dalian Wonsan
TURKMENISTAN Yinchuan P’yongyang
TAJIKISTAN Taiyuan
Shijiazhuang Sendai 18-20 November 2008
Seoul SOUTH Honshu- Macau
Xining Jinan KOREA Shenzhen- www.mobileasiacongress.com
Lanzhou Handan
Qingdao Taegu Tokyo Baoan International
Yellow Kyoto Nagoya Mirs
Jalalabad Pusan Shenzhen
Kabul Hiroshima Bay
Herat Peshawar C H I N A Xianyang Zhengzhou
Tongshan
Sea Osaka
Fan Ling
AFGHANISTAN Islamabad Xi'an Fukuoka Kita-kyushu JAPAN Zhu Jiang Deep Cheung Wo
Rawalpindi Huainan Shikoku Bay
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IRAN Kandahar Xinyang Hefei
Nanjing - - Yuen Long Tai Po Pak Sha Au
Lahore Kyushu
Shanghai
Chengdu Wuhan
Quetta Multan Hangzhou Tuen Mun NEW TERRITORIES
Lhasa Long Ke
Zahedan Bahawalpur Chongqing Hoi Pa Sha Tin Tau
PAKISTA N New Delhi Nanchang Hong Kong Tsuen Wan
NEPAL BHUTAN East International H ON G KONG S.A.R.
Sukkur Káthmandu Changsha
Agra Thimphu China (Chep Lap Kok) Hong Kong Kowloon
Jaipur Guiyang
Lucknow
Kanpur
Fuzhou Sea LANTAU HONG KONG
Saidpur
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Ratchathani South Cabanatuan
China Manila Quezon PHILIPPINES
Ratchasima VIETNAM City
Qui Nhon Sea
Mangalore Bangalore Chennai Bangkok
Mergui CAMBODIA Mindoro GUAM
Samar
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Bali TIMOR-LESTE Sea SOLOMON
Kupang Port
Sumba ISLANDS
Moresby
Timor Sea Darwin
COCOS (KEELING)
Jabiru
ISLANDS
(Aus) VANUATU
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Cairns CORAL SEA

Broome Derby ISLANDS Nadi
Suva
Townsville
Coral
Sea FIJI
Karratha Port Hedland Mount Isa Collinsville
Cloncurry
Exmouth Moranbah
Tom Price
Tropic of Capricorn Rockhampton
Alice Springs Longreach Emerald
NEW CALEDONIA
S o u t h P a c i f i c I s l a n d s
A U S T R A L I A
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Tasmania
TONGA
PITCAIRN ISLANDS Hobart
Satellite Coverage Christchurch

Alexandra

Comfone office Dunedin

Invercargill

Country Statistics Australia

22.45m (108%)
Cambodia
3.19m (20%)
Fiji
0.63m (72%)
India
318.40m (28%)
Laos
0.83m (13%)
Marshall Islands
<0.01m
Nepal
1.93m (7%)
Northern Mariana
Islands
Philippines
65.86m (74%)
South Korea
45.38m (94%)
Timor-Leste
0.12m
Total subscriber connections 0.04m (52%)
(% Market penetration)
Bangladesh China French Polynesia Indonesia Macau SAR Fed’ States of New Caledonia Pakistan Samoa Sri Lanka Tonga
Q3 2008 estimates 47.00m (29%) 611.05m (46%) 0.19m (72%) 116.52m (50%) 0.93m (178%) Micronesia 0.12m (49%) 92.62m (54%) 0.05m (26%) 9.93m (50%) 0.04m (33%)
0.02m
Source:
WirelessIntelligence.com Bhutan Cocos (Keeling) Guam Japan Malaysia Mongolia New Zealand Palau Singapore Taiwan Vanuatu
0.13m (5%) Islands 0.14m (80%) 104.85m (82%) 24.38m (88%) 1.30m (47%) 4.63m (111%) <0.01m 6.31m (173%) 23.38m (101%) 0.03m (15%)
<0.01m

Brunei Darussalam Cook Islands Hong Kong SAR Kiribati Maldives Myanmar North Korea Papua New Guinea Solomon Islands Thailand Vietnam
0.37m (94%) 0.01m 9.13m (125%) <0.01m (1%) 0.33m (89%) 0.08m (0%) < 0.01m 0.08m (1%) 0.02m (4%) 60.60m (95%) 53.29m (62%)

GSM Asia-Pacific Coverage 2008 Asia-Pacific technology market shares Global cellular subscribers Global cellular subscribers by region
Over 1.3 billion subscribers across 126 networks in 44 countries USA/Canada:
1500
cdmaOne: 0.1% PDC: 0.5% Africa
For further information, contact the CDMA2000 1X EV-DO: 2.7% 7% Africa: 9%
Middle East: Americas
GSM Association by e-mail at marketing@gsm.org, WCDMA: 7.3%
6% 1200
telephone +44 20 7759 2300, fax +44 20 7759 2301 Asia Pacific
Subscribers (millions)

or visit www.gsmworld.com Americas: Europe: Eastern

CDMA2000 1X: 11%
10.0% Europe Europe: Western
Produced by Europa Technologies Limited for the 900
GSM Association. Visit www.coveragemaps.com for Western: Middle East
13%
GSM coverage map products & services. USA/Canada
The map is a compilation of coverage information provided Total Total 600
1,627m 3,824m
by network operators world-wide and is based upon the most
up-to-date data known to the GSM Association and Europa
Technologies at the time of publication (October 2007). 300
Europe
Whilst all reasonable efforts have been made to ensure that
Eastern:
all such information is accurate, neither the GSM Association
11%
or Europa Technologies accept any responsibility whatsoever
for any errors or inaccuracies that may exist. GSM: Asia Pacific:
79.5% 43% Q1 Q1 Q1 Q1 Q1 Q1 Q1 Q1 Q1
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