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To: William Hunt who wrote (86892)11/10/2000 9:40:29 AM
From: Cooters  Respond to of 152472
 
Bill, I have avoided owning any wireless players tied to GSM because it is so unclear to me how they transition to CDMA. TXN could end up anywhere from strong to absent in the CDMA chip market.
Coots



To: William Hunt who wrote (86892)11/10/2000 9:47:19 AM
From: Lem45216  Read Replies (1) | Respond to of 152472
 
Qcom would be foolish to sell an chip license for less than 1 billion dollars. Intel paid more than that for theirs (they bought a company to get a chip license). TI bought a CDMA company without a chip license for around $400 million. I think Intel and LSI would feel cheated if QCOM sells another chip license. As a shareholder I would be very disappointed if they sold a chip license for less than one billion dollars.

Larry


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