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To: kech who wrote (52742)6/23/2006 9:12:51 AM
From: talksfree  Read Replies (1) | Respond to of 196995
 
The big problem is that it improves Nokia's bargaining position with Q in respect to the licensing negotiations since Q cannot hold out is licensing of CDMA to Nokia as a pressure point.



To: kech who wrote (52742)6/23/2006 9:42:53 AM
From: barty  Read Replies (1) | Respond to of 196995
 
Who says Nokia would not be able to sell WCDMA phones. They had a 10yr case with Interdigital where they simply accrued royalty costs on the balance sheet until it was settled. They still sold phones. Are you assuming Qcom wins an injunction case? That's a pretty big if. What if they don't win?


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