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To: Rick who wrote (37282)12/31/2000 1:43:45 PM
From: Rick  Respond to of 54805
 
Happy New Year to all Gorilla Gamers!

Thanks again for making this the finest thread in cyberspace.

- Fred



To: Rick who wrote (37282)12/31/2000 2:08:16 PM
From: Thomas Mercer-Hursh  Read Replies (1) | Respond to of 54805
 
Their position was always with CDMA the Q gets 100% of the royalties, but with WCDMA it gets, at mosts, 33%. So aren't they getting "less?" I guess it all depends on the meaning of "is."

It does depend on what it is 100% or 33% of. A $5 per unit royalty is 100% if the total royalties on that unit is $5, but 33% if the total royalties on the unit is $15 because there is additional technology included. Q is still getting their $5.


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