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To: lkj who wrote (2998)	11/6/1999 10:25:00 AM
From: cfoe	of 13582

<My feelings are that Q should spend its cash on:> I agree with your suggestions and want to add that stock swaps are also getting more attractive with Q's growing valuation. I had another thought that may fall into your #2. WCOM and Sprint recently purchased a lot of wireless cable spectrum. While wireless cable never fully got off the ground, it obviously looks to these companies as a possible last-mile solution. My question to the technically savvy among us (vs. the technically challenged of which I am one) is whether the spectrum they acquired can be used (or made to be used) with CDMA/HDR? If that were technically possible, I would love to see QCOM "joint venture" with these two companies (to be one soon, I hope) to create this. IMHO it would expand the spectrum for HDR and I think advance HDR as a last mile solution. So again for the engineers among us, does what I am talking about here make sense technically?

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