>> - GSM is very limited, if at all existent (I found one network listed
>> as
>> "planned for Sept 2003")
>
> I was in Seoul a few weeks ago and my tri-band GSM handset couldn't
> find any network. There may be GSM coverage somewhere, but it certainly
> doesn't make itself easy to find.
>
> > - Some providers appear to offer roaming using your GSM SIM card in a
> > Korean CDMA handset (unless I got that all wrong)
>
> There are some details here:
>
> http://www.ktfroaming.com/
>
> KT seem to have a large pile of agreements in place with GSM operators.
> Microcell send me a flyer not long ago which said that you could rent a
> CDMA handset at the airport suitable for use with one of their SIMs for
> $1.50 per day (Canadian dollars).
you may want to check out
<http://www.sktelecom.com/eng/services/ir_roaming.html>
randy
