"This Wireless toolkit is exactaly what it's title says. This is THE introduction that will get you up to speed in the wireless world. The documents build on each other and make it easy to understand for the non-telcom engineer, without dumbing anything down. The Wireless Toolkit gets the highest recommendation I can give. -- and after three years in the industry it holds it's own, what more can I say." Roger Burton 

"This toolkit covers all the main topics as an introduction to the wireless industry. It's layout is excellent and easy to navigate. Foremost, the toolkit is written in plain english and contains lots of diagrams for those who think visually.

Last of all, when addressing more complex topics in detail, it contains just enough repetition of the fundamental issues that the repetition enforces what you've learned in earlier documents. Great source for investment analysts trying to get up to speed on the industry quickly." Christina M. Boyle

"A lot of these toolkits just regurgitate specs or heavily technical info...the rest will tell you stuff you can find in any wireless hype magazine. I think Ovitz Taylor Gates puts the time in to bridge the technologies, show where correlations are, and gives you a solid understanding on where the industry has evolved from. If you deal with wireless networks, buy it; you need it." Thomas Acda

"This toolkit is a must buy for newcomers to the wireless industry or for those who just want to know how wireless systems work. This toolkit gives an excellent explanation of analog cellular, the foundation of wireless as we know it today. There is a section later in the toolkit that goes over digital wireless, (GSM, CDMA, TDMA). The authors do an excellent job of taking a very complex system and filtering out the technical jargon to give users a toolkit that has a balance of technical information that is easy to read and easy to understand. This is a great toolkit for your money, and it is definitely worth your time to read and use it." Steve Scherer 

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