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To: Uncle Frank who wrote (25512)5/30/2000 9:51:00 PM
From: gdichaz  Read Replies (1) of 54805
 
Uncle Frank: Re: Qualcomm - requirements for royalty payments.

[Note: The italics is from Mr.Fun who is wrong - Ericsson has agreed to pay the Q for all flavors of 3rd gen CDMA; the quote is Dr J speaking at a conference call]

(All for tonight - sleep well)

Cha2

To: Mr.Fun who wrote (5106)
From: Kayaker Tuesday, May 30, 2000 9:07 PM ET
Reply # of 5122

(Italics) Ericsson and Motorola have NOT agreed to pay royalties on W-CDMA and are as adament as Nokia that their IPR contribution to the standard is as valuable as QCOMs.(Close italics) - from Mr Fun

[Dr J speaking at cc - see link]
"Staying on the other, 3G, and in particular W-CDMA, major companies, Lucent, Ericsson, Nortel, Samsung, Philips, and a number of others are licensed today to do W-CDMA or DS CDMA, the mode of the ITU standard, proposed standard. And these license agreements require that these companies pay us royalties. And it's the same royalty, whether they sell products for CDMAone, whether they sell the products for MC CDMA, or whether they sell it for DS CDMA. "

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