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To: brian h who wrote (6946)	2/26/2000 4:38:00 PM
From: idler	Read Replies (1) of 13582

As I heard the "China expert" in the ON-24 interview, he was suggesting that China believed it might be able to develop a version of CDMA that was "designed around" QCOM's patents and therefore might not need to implement the agreement with QCOM. The article you quote, while indicating development of CDMA in China, suggests the opposite -- that Chinese government, carriers and manufacturers recognize that QCOM's IPR is essential to any CDMA buildout. -- idler.

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