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To: JohnG who wrote (13266)	6/26/2000 10:31:00 AM
From: Keith Feral	Respond to of 13582

Spec's on the MSM 3300. NOK might be able to replicate this technology by the same time that WCDMA is ready. <gg> qualcomm.com

To: JohnG who wrote (13266)	6/26/2000 10:49:00 AM
From: Eric Martin	Respond to of 13582

Just because Nokia calls a CDMA phone 2G does not mean it is not 1x. Nokia would not acknowledge anything as 3g except W-CDMA or EDGE. It is very likely that these phones are 1x, IMHO. Why can't Nokia sell Telson 1x phones with a Nokia label? This would not involve resale of chips or disclosure by Telson of proprietary system architectures. The use of Qualcomm's software APIs to implement Nokia's User Interface may be pushing the envelope. However I don't see Qualcomm objecting to Nokia's engineers learning how to build on top of Qualcomm's stack and API structure in preparation for full capitulation. (ggg) At the very least, the phones are MSM3100 designs with a MSM3300 waiting in the wings to be plugged in.