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To: shamsaee who wrote (28124)	7/17/2000 4:10:37 PM
From: Eric L	Respond to of 54805

shamsaee, << I understand the first real wcdma trials will be carried on the Isle of Man by NEC and BT.I also saw that NEC has a CDMA license for infrastructure does that cover WCDMA? >> I assume that NEC will be a Qualcomm licensee but don't know if their current license extends to 3G. I hesitate to use the term WCDMA in re Isle of Man because they will actually probably be first to launch UMTS UTRA DS (standardized WCDMA). I am pretty confident that anybody that manufactures infa or handsets for UMTS UTRA DS will have to have a Qualcomm license. - Eric -