Chapter 458 The Taurus

Author: Quiet Thought

Chapter 458 The Taurus

NTT was split from the Japan Telecommune in 1985. It still retains the name of this company and is collectively called the Electric Power Commune.

If NTT inherited the direct line of the Japan Telecommune Telecommune, then KDD (International Telecommune) is the branch that was split out.

There is a certain connection between the two, which is considered to be from the same department under the Postal Province.

However, there is no doubt that as the direct line NTT has inherited most of the domestic business of Telecommune, and the users used by landlines are basically under NTT.

As for KDD (International Telecom Telephone), it only takes away some international and domestic long-distance services, and is mainly based on overseas services.

So after seeing Shirakawa Electric and NUCT jointly launching a GSM signal mobile phone, the most urgent thing is NTT.

Local speaking, short-distance and most landline services are within the main business scope of NTT.

Now that NUCT releases mobile phones in advance, it is dividing up its future basic market.

Therefore, just a few months after Shirakawa Electric's mobile phone was launched, NTT also launched its first generation mobile phone.

Therefore, in terms of recognition, Shirakawa Electric's one series mobile phones are unique.

So from a legal perspective, it is your own freedom to use which manufacturer IDO to produce mobile phones.

Then quickly carry out mobile communication services, and it doesn’t matter if the base stations are not covered. At least Tokyo, Osaka and other metropolis have been built.

Therefore, both DDI and IDO have moved closer to Shirakawa Electric.

As an intermediary, IDO found that his communication package was not sold much, but his mobile phones were shipped a lot.

But unfortunately, NTT rejected Shirakawa Kaede's proposal.

Even if Shirakawa Electric does not accept this order, they can take out their phones in less than a year and a half at most.

For example, after seeing DDI using Shirakawa Electric's mobile phone, IDO also came to the door.

After all, doing so may offend NTT, and they can produce mobile phones at home.

Now foreign mobile phones support the NTTT format, will the market for mobile phones produced by themselves be compressed?

However, after IDO took out the NTT authorization agreement, Shirakawa Kaede did not hesitate anymore.

This phone, endorsed by Akina Nakamori, soon caused a warm response in society because of its fashionable style.

After all, one model is more than 600 grams and one model is nearly one kilogram, and the visual gap is very obvious.

However, Neon is more than just these two communications operators. Since the privatization of communications in 1985, there have been several newly established and certain scale operators.

So without hesitation, Shirakawa Kaede agreed to DDI's commission to let Shirakawa Electric start producing mobile phones that support TACS.

In addition, Shirakawa Electric can also produce mobile phones that support both GSM and TACS formats.

But your IDO is following NTT. You asked Shirakawa Electric to produce mobile phones that support HICAP format. How can he have no objection to NTT?

This is a tauren in person. To be honest, Shirakawa Kaede is a little hesitant.

Well, NTT has proud capital, and its future prospects are indeed broader than the others.

From communication standards to mobile terminal development, everything is available.

Due to two-way authorization, IDO can also produce similar mobile phones in the future.

Well, the closed gameplay between little days has been in the inverter from the beginning.

Once the privatization channel is relaxed, powerful enterprises are setting up their own communications groups.

At the same time, the internal conservative forces are also playing a role. They still stick to their background as state-owned capital, and are more or less looking down on other private enterprises later.

But this is short-term quick money after all, and the capital behind IDO is not short-sighted.

In terms of communication standards, NTT adopts its own communication format, FDD-FDMA-FM, also known as the HICAP standard.

It is precisely because of this reason that the strange phenomenon of buying a mobile phone from IDO but plugging in an NTT phone card.

In fact, NTT has been doing this project for a long time. In the past few years, the in-car mobile phones on the market were basically NTT products.

In terms of price, it is 430,000 yen, and of course, the purchase price at DDI is definitely not that much.

So IDO also came to the door, and the reason why IDO chose Shirakawa Electric was very simple.

The same is true for hardware. There are only two types of mobile phones, but they are divided into three categories.

The semi-flap design is easy when technically possible.

Soon after, an abnormal NTT was discovered and began to require the IDO package fee to be bundled with the mobile phone one-to-one, and NTT itself also began to implement it.

But soon, it caught up with NUCT. Currently, the number of users of the two operators is almost not much different, both of which are around 500,000 and 600,000.

Now that these two companies are so prosperous, can the others not have any ideas?

There is no doubt that such a design is too aesthetically beyond the brick machine.

So this is not difficult for Shirakawa Electric, it is just a matter of modifying the program.

After all, as the originator of the mobile phone industry, Motorola is used as a reference object by NTT as a subconscious action under normal thinking habits.

As for how customers choose, it depends on which mobile phone is better.

As the big brother of Neon's domestic communications industry and a state-owned enterprise with a strong and beautiful career, NTT disdains the market share of NUCT and DDI.

IDO has a twitch on my neck, and you don’t let me use it. At worst, I will go to the GSM’s arms and never interact with each other.

The first-generation communication standards they use, that is, analog signals in the 1G era, are also diverse.

Don’t forget that in addition to Kyocera, DDI’s shareholders also include Sony and Mitsubishi Corporation.

Many customers bought the One series phones in NTT format from IDO, and turned around and inserted the phone card they bought from NTT.

However, as an analog signal technology in the 1G era, these are enough.

For example, IDO adopts the same HICAP standard as NTT, while DDI adopts the TACS format.

What are you doing when you look for Shirakawa Electric? Just ask Shirakawa Electric whether he accepted the commission to produce mobile phones in TACS format.

And with the improvement of infrastructure, both are growing rapidly, and this stage may last for a long time.

However, with its previous huge user base, NTT's mobile phone was released several months late.

Facing the customers who came to the door, how could Shirakawa Kaede not agree?

He will not be as short-sighted as other competitors and deliberately restrict the development of IDO.

Since it's all profitable, who are you selling it to?

So it threatens that if IDO does not execute, it will no longer open NTT communication standards to IDO.

These are all ways to play in later generations. Now that the mobile business has just begun, there are many loopholes.

There is also Japan Mobile Communications (IDO), jointly established by Toyota, the Second Electric Power (DDI), Kyocera as the center, the New Electric Power (NCC), the State-owned Enterprise Reform, and Japan High-speed Communications (TWJ), which focuses on building road charity groups under the province as legal persons.

Seeing IDO happy to be a second-hand dealer, NTT was so angry.

He hopes that Shirakawa Electric can produce and support all-network mobile phones in three formats: HICAP, GSM, and TACS.

In addition to the aforementioned NTT, KDD, and Shirakawa Holdings' Union Communications (NUCT).

Although the current business hall is a contract machine, there is no mandatory requirement to buy a package to buy a mobile phone, or to buy a mobile phone to buy a package to buy a mobile phone.

With the same brick design, no one can hold it in a palm. Its weight is as high as 900g, nearly one kilogram.

IDO is an independent operator after all, and behind it are major shareholders such as Toyota Motor and Tokyo Electric Power.

These three companies either make electronic products themselves, or the group behind them has related businesses.

However, IDO was delayed and refused to implement it because the business hall sold mobile phones alone, which was profitable and quite delicious.

There is no way to customize your own mobile phones and is still under development. In order to enter the market quickly, DDI can only find Shirakawa Electric.

It is precisely because of the incompatible signals between each other that this makes the remaining communications operators stumped.

Therefore, in terms of technical accumulation, NTT has its own two brushes.

It's okay for IDO to say that its signal format is the same as NTT, and the TZ-802 mobile phone produced by NTT can be sold directly in the business hall.

I was chased by the answer from the IDO bachelor, and NTT really didn't dare to threaten too much.

In return, NTT can also produce mobile phones that support communication standards for other operators.

So what the people like, then the operators will follow the trend to launch.

Doing so will only make Shirakawa Electric and NTT cheap, but IDO's own communications market share has been slow to rise.

For Shirakawa Electric Appliances, selling NUCT to its own is profitable, and selling it to DDI is also profitable.

Currently, among the seven mainstream companies, four have state-owned backgrounds, and three belong to chaebol groups.

After agreeing to IDO to provide NTT format mobile phones, Shirakawa Kaede simply went to talk to NTT president Hiroshi Mato.

There is no channel in other places to directly sell NTT format mobile phones on the market.

This way, you can use Shirakawa Electric's mobile phone and match it with NTT package.
To be continued...