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To: Jorj X Mckie who wrote (37305)	6/4/2000 9:13:00 PM
From: The Phoenix	Read Replies (2) of 63513

This makes no sense at all...... QCOM has CDMA patents (and of course chipsets) which when used for narrowband or broadband (3G) networks should benefit them. I think the writer might have it wrong.... It may be a delay for QCOM sales but in the end anytime CDMA is used - in current 2 - 2.5G networks or 3G QCOM will benefit. Or am I mistaken???? Edit.. after doing a bit of reading it would appear the real thread is TD-SCDMA - a technology invented by the Chinese as a knock-off of CDMA. QCOM claims that they are infringing on patents. I see a showdown coming. I would expect the WTO to get involved.. this appears quite serious... serious enough to be out of QCOM. OG

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