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To: w molloy who wrote (4462)	12/22/1999 10:09:00 PM
From: John Biddle	Respond to of 13582

Actually Dr J strongly hinted that NOK was in the negotiations right up to the wire. I listened too and didn't hear it that way. He did hint that others were in it right up to the end, but to presume it was NOK goes a bit far. I agree that it could have been, but it is much more likely that it was someone else. I wondered if NOK would need the division, but 'engineer' put forward a very convincing argument regarding the RF talent the division has - which is crucial if NOK are to succeed in CDMA. I'll have to go back and read his post, but at the risk of saying something stupid I don't think NOK has a problem with CDMA that a good ASIC won't fix.