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To: slacker711 who wrote (59793)	2/6/2007 11:01:19 AM
From: GO*QCOM	Read Replies (1) \| Respond to of 197381

ANADIGICS whose Advanced Power Amplifiers Support QUALCOMM's HSPA Solutions will host its earnings conference Call (Q4 2006) Scheduled to start Mon, Feb 12, 2007, 5:00 pm Eastern ANADIGICS' Power Amplifiers Selected for MSM7200 HSUPA and MSM6280 HSDPA Reference Designs from QUALCOMM This Interview and posted article on Yahoo yesterday offers insight for hopefully a great outlook for QCOM and should be an interesting report and conference call. Ahead of the Bell: Anadigics Monday February 5, 9:25 am ET Barron's Interview With Investment Fund Manager Spurs Anadigics' Stock NEW YORK (AP) -- Shares of Anadigics Inc. surged after an investment fund manager, in an interview with Barron's magazine, said profit at the chip maker is poised to explode. Michael Cahill, managing director of New York-based Chilton Investment Co., said in the interview Anadigics is his favorite play on the migration of mobile devices like cell phones to the Internet. Cahill, who owns about 11.5 percent of Anadigics' stock, said technology is "just on the cusp of a massive explosion in mobile Internet and computing, and adoption is taking off." Warren, N.J.-based Anadigics, with a projected $168 million in sales last year, makes chips, amplifiers and circuits for cell phone makers like Cisco, Samsung and LG. Anadigics is "on the verge of a massive earnings acceleration," Cahill said. "This company is growing very rapidly and it is not expensive." The company's stock trades at nine times Cahill's estimate for 2008 earnings. Cahill said the stock could trade for as much as 20 times 2008 earnings. Shares of Anadigics rose 88 cents, or 9.7 percent, to $9.95 in premarket trading Monday. The stock closed at $9.07 on the Nasdaq Friday. biz.yahoo.com

To: slacker711 who wrote (59793)	9/13/2007 8:26:26 AM
From: slacker711	Read Replies (1) \| Respond to of 197381

Ericsson announces the first HSPA platform to enable true mass-market multimedia devices biz.yahoo.com Thursday September 13, 5:07 am ET STOCKHOLM, SWEDEN--(MARKET WIRE)--Sep 13, 2007 -- Ericsson (NasdaqGS:ERIC - News) today announced its U335 WCDMA mobile platform, the first to enable the introduction of mass-market HSPA multimedia devices capable of new services such as mobile TV, mobile video blogging and other services demanding both high uplink and downlink data speeds. The Ericsson U335 combines high-speed uplink data with state-of-the-art multimedia functionality at a price level that makes true mass-market consumer devices possible. It differs from Ericsson's previously announced HSPA platforms, which have focused primarily on network access for PC-card products and high-end feature phones, making the U335 the first platform enabling HSPA devices for all segments on the market. The latest addition to the mobile platforms portfolio of multimedia platforms, the U335 is expected to become a flagship product by supporting not only higher uplink data speeds than its predecessors but also incorporating several mobile TV standards and advanced multimedia features. Robert Puskaric, head of Ericsson's mobile platforms' unit, says: "The U335 is the first platform to enable mass-market production of true multimedia devices. By enabling mobile TV through MBMS, DVB-H and Unicast, together with outstanding imaging, video and music capabilities in a cost-efficient package, we expect to see many consumer models built on this platform." Jan Wäreby, senior vice president and head of Ericsson's multimedia business, says: "Today's announcement is the best example of how the different components of Ericsson's multimedia offering allow us to act as the driver for this emerging market. By leveraging on our technology innovation and deep knowledge of devices and consumers' needs, we have today launched a platform that will allow more and more consumers to enjoy innovative multimedia services." By launching the U335 platform, Ericsson brings HSPA to the mass market almost one year ahead of schedule. Strong R&D efforts, together with the flexibility to adapt to market changes, make this possible, and show why Ericsson is the market leader in the WCDMA segment for independent platform suppliers. Products built on the U335 platform are expected to be available in volumes in the second half of 2008.