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To: peterk who wrote (76282)4/14/2008 7:40:34 PM
From: slacker711  Respond to of 196974
 
If they take our model apart then Nokias can easily be taken apart as well. Nokia has the potential to lose billions and required to give up market share.

Read Stock Farmer's posts if you want a scenario where Q's business model would become very hard to continue while Nokia would be able to continue to ship handsets.

I dont see the scenario as likely, but I wont bury my head into the sand as to its possibility.

Slacker


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