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To: gdichaz who wrote (32211)	6/12/1999 7:59:00 PM
From: Ruffian	Respond to of 152472

TI involved in CDMA -- NOT by: Hook_and_jab (29/F/Palo Alto, CA) 22313 of 22317 OK guys - I've got your attention Don't get carried away with TI's market speak regarding CDMA. I'm sure you will find similar blurb for GSM too. Producing high speed low power DSP cores is what TI is about. These are general purpose engines, and you can find the same cores in many wireless devices, not just CDMA ones. BTW - I believe that QCOM uses an 'in-house' design. Adressing microscopics post about TI's CODEC This is a part that supports the voice compression rates for CDMA. Again, no big deal. TI isn't a CDMA powerhouse. BTW you will hear about CNXT's 'CDMA PA'. This doesn't imply that CNXT are a CDMA powerhouse either. They have rejigged their GSM PA for CDMA frequency bands. TI is involved with CDMA (2) by: MicroscopicCap (M/Southern Cal) 22311 of 22317 For more info go to ti.com and type CDMA in the search box. MSC