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To: gdichaz who wrote (47968)	10/16/2001 10:09:12 AM
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Addendum: Re: Qualcomm in the real world - the fundamental positives continue: Message 16509837 The case for WCDMA taking 80% of mobile wireless looks weaker. At some point it will be clear that for at least the next 5 years, the name of the game for mobile wireless is CDMA 2000 in all its variations. WCDMA (or the laughling named UMTS) will be islands in a sea of residual legacy GSM (with some GPRS and possibly EDGE) and with CDMA 2000 extending its reach. Opinion only of course, but based on a bit of observation and thought.