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To: sal99 who wrote (61252)	3/21/2007 4:39:31 PM
From: waitwatchwander	Read Replies (1) \| Respond to of 197443

The details behind that lawyers synopsis are much more revealing ... edisweb.usitc.gov (Folks might want to note the date of this document)

To: sal99 who wrote (61252)	3/21/2007 5:05:15 PM
From: Eric L	Read Replies (1) \| Respond to of 197443

The ITC Hearings ... sal, << Especially interesting are the comments of the ITC public interest lawyer. >> Ouch! << a list of speakers and synopses of their intended comments at today's ITC hearing. >> I see QUALCOMM's good friend the The Honorable Darrell E. 'Boom-Boom' Issa is speaking. No synopsis however. - Eric -

To: sal99 who wrote (61252)	3/21/2007 5:35:23 PM
From: Maurice Winn	Read Replies (2) \| Respond to of 197443

Broadcom's one page argument looks like QUALCOMM's when Nokia's products are banned. QUALCOMM will be able to photocopy Broadcom's one page synopsis and resubmit it with QUALCOMM as the supplicant seeking remedy. It looks like an open and shut case. It's accepted that QUALCOMm broke the rules and used Broadcom's intellectual property without a licence. The remedy is going to be a banning of QUALCOMM products and prevention of QUALCOMM or licensees programming ASICs for power saving in Broadcom mode. The President will go along with the remedies [see previous rant]. So, if QUALCOMM doesn't want to live with those remedies, they are going to have to treat with Broadcom and agree to a licence. Or, invent some other method, which doesn't seem as though it's all that easy, or they'd have done it. Next! Mqurice