Shanghai, China — Afteryears of waiting and then waiting some more, China is finally getting down to the business of setting up a 3G network based on its TD-SCDMA domestic standard. The country's largest mobile operator, China Mobile Communications, doled out more than $750 million in contracts last week, a hopeful indication to chip makers that they will soon see some payback for a standard that has crawled to market. China Mobile, which has more than 300 million subscribers, is expected to spend $500 million on handsets toward the end of the year.
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机译：中国上海-经过多年的等待，再经过更多的等待，中国终于开始着手建立基于TD-SCDMA国内标准的3G网络。中国最大的移动运营商中国移动通信（China Mobile Communications）上周发放了超过7.5亿美元的合同，这向芯片制造商发出了希望，表明他们很快就会看到已经爬入市场的这一标准的回报。拥有超过3亿用户的中国移动，预计到今年年底将在手机上花费5亿美元。
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