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To: TobagoJack who wrote (10856)	10/31/2006 1:22:42 AM
From: Maurice Winn	Read Replies (1) of 219563

Aha, see, Huawei as mentioned [speak of the Devil]<But China's trade relationship with Africa now goes well beyond oil and other natural resources. Africa also offers a largely untapped and underserved market for Chinese companies as they take steps toward becoming global players. Huawei Technologies Co., for example, China's leading telecommunications-equipment maker, has done a thriving business in Africa even as the company has struggled to penetrate more-developed markets.> Huawei would do better if they had CDMA2000 writ large as the home-base technology instead of that dopey TD-SCDMA which is a knock-off of CDMA, with a few bells and whistles, which doesn't work as well [lacking technological support, economies of scale and competitive leading edge]. With a vast Chinese market, Huawei could be the biggest supplier on Earth. Nokia is failing in CDMA2000 and has thrown in the towel to Samsung, Kyocera, LG and many others. Huawei can succeed in a BIG way. QCOM gave China a special in-house rate [in exchange for buying QCOM ASICs and a higher export royalty]. Mqurice

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