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To: Clarksterh who wrote (1644)	9/17/1999 11:16:00 PM
From: MileHigh	Read Replies (3) of 13582

Clark and thread, I am from the Junior Varsity thread, so don't flame me if this is a dumb question! <gg> I need help on this. I am thinking of how the current PC's and cell phones are morphng into these new Wireless Internet Appliance's (WIA's). I was told that these new devices would use an INTC chip, for instance, and a Q ASIC. That's great, but I have a sneaking suspicion that as fast as tech moves, there might be a move to integrate the CDMA ASIC technology onto a WIA chip. Is this physically possible? Does it make sense? If so, wouldn't it be great if INTC integrated the CDMA ASIC design with the P3 design, created a WIA chip and paid huge royalties to Q, thus gaining huge market share from current Gorilla INTC? Sorry about the dumb question but I would like to know if I am all wet on this thought or if it could be a reality. As these WIA's get smaller and smaller, won't there be a need to integrate the normal PC semi chip and the CDMA ASIC? TIA! MileHigh/Long Q

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