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To: pcstel who wrote (12247)	6/30/2001 11:32:09 PM
From: tradeyourstocks	Read Replies (1) of 196981

pcstel- Sounds like you still don't believe me<g> Here is some proof: "The settlement, consistent with their 1990 agreement, also confirms that both Motorola and QUALCOMM have the right to market CDMA chipsets without paying a royalty to the other company based on chipset sales." qualcomm.com Don't ask me to explain why MOT hasn't had any success selling these CDMA chips, but like I said before, who would buy them? Nokia, Samsung? Think about it. MicroE

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