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To: henry8 who wrote (6214)7/29/2009 4:33:58 AM
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I am not Eric, but I'll write a couple of comments anyway. I think you put too much weight on current CDMA operations, because regardless of Qualcomm's actions and Nortel's fate, they will switch to LTE and other 4G solutions. Thus all the CDMA2000 infra market that is left, is mostly maintaining the current networks so that they can be smoothly upgraded to next generation technology.

CDMA operators are not hiding their heads in the sand, they are preparing for the next step. And that is where Qualcomm, Ericsson and also Nokia will be involved.
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