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To: Trio who wrote (3277)	9/27/2000 4:18:30 PM
From: Theophile	Read Replies (1) \| Respond to of 197470

According to the article I read, LAS-CDMA would be 3 years out for feasibility. Still need value chain of equipment mfctrs and network support, by then 3G will be rather well underway. I noted INTC was partner in LAS...and recent negatory remarks by INTC towards the Q* lead me to suspect INTC now views Q* as a potential companion at their esteemed table, uninvited of course. Another consideration here is the turned-up volume of the FUDD. This is commensurate with the China//Korea//QCOM activities focusing on Korea at this time, so I would believe now is the time for more FUDD, so Chinese and Korean interests can drive best bargain possible. The more FUDD, the more I believe the competition believes that they have something to worry about....QCOM. Martin Thomas

To: Trio who wrote (3277)	9/27/2000 4:21:18 PM
From: foundation	Respond to of 197470

Trio - Bear in mind that LAS-CDMA is in the process of being "converged" with 1xEV-DV(think CDMA2000/HDR) within the 3GPP2 (see CWTS Convergence Proposal) --> ftp://ftp.3gpp2.org/TSGC/Working/TSG-C%200008/TSG-C%200008%20San %20Fran/Plenary/C00-20000821-022__CWTS_Proposal_for_a_merged_1xEV-DV_solution.PDF All of this is smoke. Standards are being harmonized. 1 standard - 3 modes under the OHG (Telecom Operator's) IMT-2000 3g3 Agreement proposal. itu.int I suggest we're past the point where CDMA Standards flavors matter. ben