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To: Mats Ericsson who wrote ()	6/21/2000 10:24:00 AM
From: Dennis Roth	of 322

Demo handsets incorporate Bluetooth globalsources.com Industry News Posted: June 21, 2000 MONTE CARLO- The digital demonstration handsets showcased by Qualcomm at the recently-held Bluetooth Congress 2000 in Monte Carlo incorporated Bluetooth radio modules from Ericsson Microelectronics. The demo follows an agreement announced this February for the joint development and marketing of wireless technology solutions supporting both Bluetooth technology and CDMA standards. "This application provides ample proof of the effectiveness of the concept of a complete Bluetooth radio in a single package," said Bengt Callmer, director of communications, Ericsson Microelectronics. "It also demonstrates Ericsson's ability to develop Bluetooth radios for different specifications, such as CDMA and GSM. The convenience of replacing cables between devices with a wireless link will rapidly be appreciated, and we anticipate that Bluetooth radios from Ericsson will be used in many applications beyond mobile phones in the near future." The Qualcomm demo follows the introduction of Ericsson's T36 mobile phone, which incorporates Bluetooth radio modules from Ericsson Microelectronics for GSM applications. Another product using Bluetooth radio for GSM is Ericsson's R520 GPRS phone. According to a report by US-based In-Stat Group, the Bluetooth semiconductor market could easily exceed 600 million units by 2005. Revenues for this market are predicted to be over $1 billion by 2002, and more than $3 billion by 2005.

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