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To: DanD who wrote (102252)	5/26/2011 8:17:49 PM
From: slacker711	3 Recommendations Read Replies (1) of 197283

There is no way that Snapdragon can be considered part of their core competency anymore than TV broadcasting was. On vacation, but I have to take the time to vehemently disagree with this statement. Q's r&d in applications processors has gone on for nearly as long as I have owned the stock ('98). An early example is the msm6100 which had a 150Mhz ARM9 processor. That chip was announced in October 2002. qualcomm.com.au Snapdragon is absolutely a core competency of the company. As for tv broadcasting, the develpment of the technology is also a core competency for the company. The mistake, as usual, was attempting to invest/run the carrier. Slacker

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