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To: Keith Feral who wrote (5597)	1/24/2000 10:29:00 AM
From: Ruffian	Respond to of 13582

AMD wins $400 mln supply contract with Samsung SUNNYVALE, Calif., Jan 24 (Reuters) - Computer chip maker Advanced Micro Devices Inc. <AMD.N> said on Monday it won a contract worth $400 million over three years to supply Samsung Electronic Co. Ltd.'s <05930.KS> wireless terminal division with its flash memory chips. The agreement, which began Jan. 1, is expected to support increased demand in cellular phone handsets using code division multiple access (CDMA) technology. "By aligning our strength in flash memory products with Samsung WTD's CDMAccess cellular phone handset leadership, AMD can participate in a cellular phone standard which we believe is being adopted worldwide," said Walid Maghribi, group vice president of AMD's Memory Group. AMD closed at 36-5/8 on Friday on the New York Stock Exchange. 09:19 01-24-00

To: Keith Feral who wrote (5597)	1/24/2000 9:04:00 PM
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From NOK SI Board-WAP To: Nils Mork-Ulnes (0 ) From: Joar Monday, Jan 24 2000 8:40PM ET Reply # of 3403 WAP a disappointment today, Finnish operator leaders say.... Source: HELSINKI, Kauppalehti /news, 2000-01-24 Finnish mobile phone operators are dissatisfied with the new WAP-phones. They are not available, and they do not work properly, complain among others the leaders of Sonera and Radiolinja, according to Finnish daily business and financial newspaper KAUPPALEHTI today: << - There is a waste of time. The services exist, but they have no users, as there is a shortage of equipment. and the customers are disappointed with the problems, complains developmental leader of Sonera, Timo Ahom„ki. The director of Radiolinja, Kari Partanen, believes, that a working internet-connection to the mobile phone is at reach not before the new GPRS-technique is coming into use at the end of this year >> Joar