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Technology Stocks : Qualcomm Incorporated (QCOM) -- Ignore unavailable to you. Want to Upgrade?

To: steve mamus who wrote (56213)	12/23/1999 12:56:00 AM
From: ggamer	Respond to of 152472

QCOM future CDMA dominance: South&North Australia Asia Europe America ASIC/QCOM Y Y ? Y Handset/KYO Y Y ? Y Royalties/All Y Y Y Y Infustr/Eric Y Y Y Y HDR/QCOM Y Y ? Y Ladies and gentlemen, IMHO, the world of CDMA is coming tegather. Tonight a lot of progress has been made to improve the world's CDMA dominance. The only unknown areas of interest are in Europe at this time. Yes the picture did not become more clear with the announcement today but we closed lots of door to competitors tonight. Moreover; we have opened new doors full of opportunities: china going CDMA , new technologies working with Toyota Motors, and globolstar. I believe that the new technology that should be announced soon (GSM/CDMA) ASIC should help the situation in Europe. I believe management said they are working on it already. Are there other things that the management is thinking about to help the situation in Europe? I am sure there are few that DR. IJ is thinking about. I apologize if all this does not make any sense. My intention was to summarize all the stuff that was talked about today. QCOM, toll gate to the wireless world