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To: carranza2 who wrote (6873)	2/2/2001 5:07:24 PM
From: cfoe	Respond to of 197208

When NOK announced the Telson deal I believe they said it was to produce CDMA phones for sale in Korea. That is what they said. Also, supposedly NOK would need to sign a 3G license to sell a 3G (1X) phone, even if the chip used is sold to "contract" manufacturer, like Telson. However, I also remember reading that QCOM may have signed off on NOK selling 1X phones without a full 3G (wCDMA) license to keep things moving between QCOM and NOK. In the end - who knows????? to me this looks like a (very high stakes) Kabuki Dance - things appear to be moving slowly, yet a lot is happening in each movement.