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To: limtex who wrote (14686)	9/7/1998 9:08:00 PM
From: gdichaz	Respond to of 152472

To limtex: The key point is that this is a "test". As has been explained at length before, a test is a test is a test. Ain't a legal violation of the Q's IPR's. If however, NTT DoCoMo makes the mistake of trying to actually put the W CDMA it is "testing" into commercial use, then the Q can act. Note that so far all W CDMA news is about "tests" and the crunch of use is expected in 2002. Lot's of attempts to pressure the Q - not to be taken seriously - at least not yet. If crunch time comes, as it may or may not, that is the time of trial - not of the Q but those who are using the Q's Intellectual Property. Chaz