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From: quartersawyer	5/29/2007 7:10:57 AM
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Ericsson TD-SCDMA announcement. NOK moving along. TI in sharply via Commit. Others wearing TD hats, but foreigners will all bow to domestic production. Q silent. ( But is a member of TD-SCDMA Forum) ---------------- Ericsson reviewing tieup with China's ZTE - report 05.28.07, 9:25 PM ET BEIJING (XFN-ASIA) - Ericsson is reviewing its tieup with China's ZTE Corp prior to thelaunch of TD-SCDMA wireless services, the South China Morning Post reported, citing the Swedish firm's Greater China president Mats Olsson. Ericsson (nasdaq: ERIC - news - people ) is ZTE's partner in developing technology compliant with the Chinese standard for 3G mobile phones. TD-SCDMA is expected to compete with Europe's WCDMA and US-developed CDMA 2000 with the launch of third-generation mobile services. 'We are looking to enhance our TD-SCDMA offering and future strategy on the standard,' the Olsson was quoted as saying as saying. That would involve either 'continuing our partnership with ZTE but in a different way, or going our own way if we have the opportunity,' Olsson added -------------- Nokia ready to ship China 3G devices in H1 2008 Source: CCTV.com 05-29-2007 10:27 An official with Nokia says, the world's top cellphone maker expects to start selling phones for China's 3G technology TD-SCDMA in the first half of next year when the network is up and running. With a potential 10 billion U.S. dollars of network equipment orders in the balance global players such as Nokia Siemens Networks, Motorola, Ericsson and Nortel Networks have jumped onto TD-SCDMA.

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