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To: Dave who wrote (3158)	1/2/2000 5:37:00 PM
From: Quincy	Read Replies (1) of 34857

Wang sued over a system that predates computers? Dave, name one patent case decided on a change of bandwidth. I don't think I* or the hundreds of companies who posess CDMA patents want them plundered by "bandwidth". Qualcomm has successfully settled with several companies (I*, Phillips, and Ericsson) on the strength of their patent portfolio and have licensed them to sixty more companies. Is it safe to assume bandwidth was not the deciding factor? I am convinced that it wasn't. When you are able to modify the PentiumIII design to operate at a lower supply voltage and clock frequency than Intel's, AND beat them on the ensuing injunction and lawsuit. Let us know. I will travel to the ends of the world to set up a live webcast of you personally getting kneed in the groin by both the EIA and CTIA. Q.

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