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To: dylan murphy who wrote (78510)	7/15/2008 8:29:47 PM
From: blimfark	Respond to of 196612

Boy do I agree with that! QCOM has been more than generous helping China with CDMA variants thus far.

To: dylan murphy who wrote (78510)	7/15/2008 8:32:36 PM
From: ironair	Respond to of 196612

td-scdma should be merged into Q's UMB 4G I have no idea if China's td-scdma could even offer a "fig leaf" of technology for UMB ... but if Qualcomm could find a way to work a few patents into UMB, and maybe rename it 'Sino-CDMA', I am sure China would see a way to helping UMB get a jump on WiMAX and LTE. Recent overview of LTE and other '4G' stuff ... www.commsdesign.com/design_corner/showArticle.jhtml?articleID=208808525

To: dylan murphy who wrote (78510)	7/15/2008 8:40:25 PM
From: waitwatchwander	Respond to of 196612

Qualcomm Wireless Semiconductor Tech opens Shenzhen branch office Shanghai. July 14. INTERFAX-CHINA - Qualcomm Inc., the-U.S. based wireless communications company, announced that its wireless semiconductor division, Qualcomm Wireless Semiconductor Technology Ltd., opened a branch office in Shenzhen on July 11 in order to provide better support to local clients.

To: dylan murphy who wrote (78510)	7/15/2008 9:12:09 PM
From: quartersawyer	Read Replies (1) \| Respond to of 196612

Let's hope QCOM is wise enough not to fix TD-SCDMA's problems. because... what? Qualcomm's royalty bearing standards can't compete? Because you'd enjoy seeing the collective Chinese ass kicked? Good luck with that. Qualcomm is pretty wise and is way beyond zero sum. Too bad the offer to help was rejected.