One of our focuses tends to be McCaw's obsessive focus on service quality. Some say Iridium ran into trouble because the market changed so much between conception and launch. The equipment is not out there and there's not enough capital in the world to deploy that kind of capacity anytime soon. We have the opportunity to be out there with a global footprint and with the next generation of packet data ahead of the overwhelming amount of terrestrial systems. It does create a sweet spot ahead of the terrestrial services.
Terrestrial systems have economics that are a function of density.
We amortize over millions of users worldwide. The lesson is, though, there is no single technology that is the most economic in all settings. But it's not the right technology if you have a low utilization factor. If ICO can provide capacity in the hundreds of kilobits per second, Teledesic is ultimately in the hundreds of megabits per second. So with ICO, we can pick up the existing constellation and with some modifications to it get into business with it much sooner than with Teledesic alone.