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To: Ramsey Su who wrote (6993)	2/5/2001 11:37:46 AM
From: Eric L	Read Replies (1) \| Respond to of 197214

Ramsey, << OK Ben, I guess I have to tell you how it works. <gggggg> >> Holy, Schmoley. We have a "closet tech" on our hands. <gggggg> I think (despite my non-tech background) that you are about on track with your thinking. << NOK adding their GSM experience along wiht TI and Q background would provide the most compelling market driver in all this possible. >> Ever since the TXN/QCOM announcement I have been thinking that TI is a possible bridge to a QCOM/NOK relationship. If NOK simply wanted to conclude a 3G CDMA license and get it out of the way, I think it would have been accomplished by now. It is just as possible that ongoing discussions between NOK & QCOM could lead to positive benefit for both sides, as it is that they would lead to a negative one. - Eric -