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To: slacker711 who wrote (30980)	1/10/2003 9:44:49 AM
From: Jim Mullens	Read Replies (1) of 197672

Slacker, Regarding the demise of the Nokia-Telson venture. Wasn’t the tie-up with Telson a subtle way for Nokia to provide a Qualcomm chipset equipped CDMA phone without the uninformed knowing such? One could SPECULATE that Telson would no longer be required if Nokia chose to equip its own branded phones with Qualcomm chipsets. Just SPECULATION, mind you. >>>”The company also said that it would also end its production alliance with Telson Electronic, a Korean handset maker, which has been supplying handsets to Nokia on OEM (original equipment manufacturing) or ODM (original design manufacturing) contract. “<<< Jim

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