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To: blazenzim who wrote (32528)	4/7/2008 3:44:39 PM
From: Maurice Winn	Read Replies (1) \| Respond to of 217867

Quite right Blazer. The people who own the assets of a company are the shareholders [eminent domain notwithstanding; in fact the state owns everything including their serfs]. Hence, I own CDMA, ipso facto. I can click a mouse or phone a share broker and sell my huge collection of patents to keen buyers around the world. Heck, China could buy them all and ditch their silly TD-SCDMA and use their own patents. QUALCOMM is available for $67bn, and most of the shares should be obtainable for $100bn. That wouldn't use a large portion of China's US$ holdings which are deteriorating by the day. They should do something useful with the US$ before they decompose completely. Buying QUALCOMM would be a good move. Then they wouldn't even have to negotiate to roll out all the 450MHz OFDM/CDMA they like across China and around the world. Mqurice