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To: METMAN who wrote (139770)	10/31/2005 12:42:22 PM
From: slacker711	Respond to of 152472

they even object to Qualcomm buying Flarion and how having Flarion will injure Broadcom's business. How's this? Couldn't Broadcom or anyone else have gone after and purchased Flarion? Ridiculous. I agree....some of their points are laughable. They seem to have decided to throw as much mud as possible to see what sticks. The problem is that it is tough to make companies pay for this type of behaviour. If they were inclined to not license Broadcom, it would play right into the abuse of monopoly charges. Perhaps accelerate the integration of Bluetooth RF chips directly into the baseband? Of course, you probably shouldnt make product decisions based on getting revenge <g>. Slacker