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To: Valueman who wrote (144)	7/24/1999 4:29:00 PM
From: slacker711	Read Replies (1) of 13582

It is my understanding that current cdmaOne licensees are already licensed for cdma2000. If they sell any other flavor of CDMA based 3G equipment, they have to sign another license agreement. I may be wrong about this but I had thought in a previous conference call that the Q had stated Phillips was the only licensed CDMA2000 manufacturer. I believe this was due to a cross-licensing deal that the Q did a couple of years back. Not sure about this....but it is what I had based my previous comment on. If the deals are already done, are the royalty percentages exactly the same as IS-95? I guess I am really wondering if MOT continues to have lower royalties as well as the right to sell their own ASIC's (not that many people would buy from them right now). Slacker

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