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To: carranza2 who wrote (12062)	6/25/2001 5:39:04 PM
From: gdichaz	Read Replies (2) of 196972

carranza: Per the recent Dr J interview, as you posted on the Nokia thread (and I posted here without your comment): << Some reports have said that WCDMA will be in use by 2002, but I expect it to be no earlier than 2005 or 2004. At that time, WCDMA might have more than 10 million users. [Tell it like it is, Irwin. Emperor be naked] >> That bears repeating for those who think that the Q should go all out in support of W-CDMA in order to earn royalties. "might have more than 10 million users" [in 2004 or 2005]" This is the "market" for W-CDMA. Less than this year for CDMA One in China. Pitifully small, no? Why should anyone seriously care what W-CDMA is doing, except to push for CDMA 2000 as the real opportunity for Qualcomm? Best. Chaz

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