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To: y. Liu who wrote (7883)	3/23/2000 8:58:00 PM
From: marginmike	Read Replies (2) of 13582

For anyone who understands WCDMA and CDMA2000 would know this is completly untrue: "Anyone who knows anything about wireless understands the difference between CDMA2000 and W-CDMA. Q's patent claims are not nearly as strong for W-CDMA as for CDMA2000(1X,3X and HDR). And guess what - Ericsson and Nokia have significant IP in the W-CDMA standard." Not only has Q MGMT stated this quite Clearly, Ericy has a signed contract that upholds it. This discredits anythg this guy has to say. The fact that he thinks TERO is anything more then a NOK pimp is fooling themselves. Tero is a one trick pony, and has failed to see ERICY, MOT's or QCOM's metemorphesis. He is now failing to see Samsung, KYO, and ASians. Frankly if I had to choose between an ASIAN or European electronic manufacturer I would be on the next flight to Tokyo. They know how to make things fast and cheap. As far as GSM IPR, I am sure Q is negotiating with PHG as we speak(or Siemens)

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