NEW DELHI, INDIA, October 01, 2006 - A definite development schedule has been given to the third generation or 3G, as it's known commonly, mobile telecom in China. A broad range of new telecom services like multimedia services, mobile banking etc. will be offered by 3G, whereas current mobile telecommunication services focus mainly on voice business. Also, consumers will enjoy more exciting mobile life and much improved quality of services.

Launch of 3G strategies will offer hordes of opportunities for mobile handset and equipment suppliers, in China, to grow internationally. Besides mobile operators, fixed line operators will also benefit from 3G strategies. With low fees and low-end terminals operators are all set to lure customers.

China Unicom and China Mobile have plans to develop 3G subscribers on 2G platforms. Mid and high-end users, with strong data service demands, will be the targets of these two companies.

"China Telecom Sector Analysis (2006-2007)", a recent market research report published by RNCOS, provides extensive research and objective analysis of the Telecommunication Sector in China. Not only does the report analyze the current developments in China's mobile industry, it also looks at the competitive landscape of the industry in the years to come.

According to this report, "By the end of June 2005, Hong Kong and China made up for about 4Mn 3G Subscriber base. Owing to the improvement in network construction, proportion of 3G subscribers is expected to reach 39 percent in the next four-five years".

RNCOS research report on China Telecom Sector will help clients assess the following:

- Emerging trends and technologies in the Chinese Telecom Sector.
- Future prospect of the Telecom market in China.
- Key players in Chinese Telecom Market.
- China Telecom Market by Vendors/ Providers.
- Scope for the domestic as well as foreign players in this sector.
- Opportunities and Challenges faced by the Industry.
- Factors affecting the economy of the country.
- Tactic for the growth of telecom sector in China.

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