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To: Eric L who wrote (18468)	2/24/2002 12:49:30 PM
From: slacker711	Read Replies (2) \| Respond to of 34857

“How well Qualcomm can turn around and sell WCDMA chips in a market it has been disparaging is the biggest issue hitting Qualcomm,” said Matthew Hoffman, wireless equipment analyst for SoundView Financial Group. This comment also stood out for me when I read the article. In fact, I would have said the same thing twelve months ago....but I dont think that statement rings true anymore. Qualcomm seems to have made a real committment to W-CDMA and while there are still only two announced customers for their W-CDMA ASIC's, I think that will change over the next six to twelve months. The trials with Vodafone are an especially good sign... Slacker