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To: Rick who wrote (146630)	11/28/2006 6:18:29 PM
From: slacker711	Read Replies (2) of 152472

I was under the impression that Nokia's strategy was to go on selling all types of phones without paying any royalties to Q at all. How is this different than what Qualcomm is going to do? They have already stated that they are going to continue shipping WCDMA chipsets after April and you can be sure that those chips will be violating Nokia's GSM and WCDMA IPR. One interesting thing to watch....I wonder if Q will accrue a possible royalty to Nokia once the agreement ends. Slacker

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