When I read the following passage, I have a question about "Catch-22" --

"When you roll out a new technology like wideband-CDMA, it is a quite complex technology that takes time to mature and takes time roll out," Svanberg said. "When it comes to handsets, it is an obvious Catch-22 because . . . the handset manufacturers want to see the roll out of the technology networks before they really begin their big efforts and at the same time you need the handsets to see the networks come, so it goes hand in hand. That is why it takes time, and there is no way around that." "

I'm lost here with "Catch-22", only impression about it is a movie with same name, does anyway have some idea about this phrase?

thanks a lot !

A situation in which a desired outcome or solution is impossible to attain because of a set of inherently illogical rules or conditions.

(from KPW2005)