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To: uel_Dave who wrote (1620)	12/13/1999 3:11:00 PM
From: Robert Sheldon	Read Replies (1) \| Respond to of 2702

1) What market share does Vari-L have today with their VCOs in handsets? What are the projections for 2000, 2001 and 2002 marketshare increase for Vari-L Your questions are nebulous at best. No one knows. The first part of the question has already been answered many many times. Do some reading . . . :-) 2) Who are the other competitors and their market share ( e.g. Murata and Alps from Japan ? ) Thats basically all. As I have said, no one will compete well at the 3G order level. 3) What costs are being used for revenue and earnings projections with the VCOs ( e.g. ~$2 per VCO at X % margin ) I detailed this in Feb. through Jun. The posts back then are very informative. You should read them. 4)One of the articles state 220 million handsets being produced worldwide this year and 1 billion by 2000, if these numbers are correct, what impact will it have on Vari-L's bottom line for earnings. We are looking for 350MM in handsets next year. 70MM minimum CDMA. Two VCOs per handset - you estimate market share. Again, I detailed this in my early posts this year. Read them.