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Technology Stocks : Interdigital Communication(IDCC)
IDCC 342.70-1.0%9:35 AM EST

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To: w molloy who wrote (4355)6/26/2000 4:02:00 PM
From: postyle  Read Replies (2) of 5195
 
w molloy, you said in your earlier post that the QCOM-IDCC settlement only applied to a restricted frequency. Do you have specific evidence of that...

From sec.gov

"...The license under InterDigital's Patents is limited to use in Wireless Applications which spread the CDMA signal over not more than a 10MHz bandwidth."

the received opinion on all the other threads is that isn't the case

Ahhh, but some have changed their minds when presented with the facts. Originally, Clark Hare, (someone with a well respected standing when it comes to patents on the Q threads) stated:

"I have seen no evidence that the settlement was bandwidth specific, although I have seen some FUD about IPR being bandwidth specific. I'd be stunned if it were bandwidth specific. Read the ICD and Q! 10Ks to get a good idea of the settlement terms."

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But when shown the Neopoint prospectus, he quickly changed his tune: "It appears to be true that Qualcomm did indeed license IDC's CDMA patents for only 10MHz or less"

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How many times has this been brought up before?

If I am misinterpreting your question, then forgive me this post. I am assuming when you are talking of "restricted frequency" that you mean bandwidth.

Regards,

postyle
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