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To: Maurice Winn who wrote (90176)	3/10/2010 4:48:51 PM
From: lml	9 Recommendations Read Replies (2) of 197185

There really isn't any reason that Qualcomm in 1995 couldn't have got the handset business going with innovative designs. Yes, there is. QCOM is NOT AAPL. AAPL is a consumer PRODUCT company; QCOM, among other things, is a consumer TECHNOLOGY company. I think QCOM should leave consumer products to companies focused upon consumer habits, preferences, behavior, etc. AAPL does a remarkable job in the consumer electronics area, probably better than any other company I can think of. I'd rather see QCOM selling to a company like AAPL than competing against it.

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