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To: SKIP PAUL who wrote (14721)	9/8/1998 5:25:00 PM
From: 2brasil	Read Replies (1) \| Respond to of 152472

Qcom up $6 7/16 any news why ?? NEC aims for 500 bln yen sales in 2005 on W-CDMA ''NEC is targeting worldwide sales in 2005 of 500 billion yen in the W-CDMA business, of which 100 billion yen will be generated from the Asian market,'' the company said in a statement. The Asian market excludes Japan, it said. ''China will be a big market as it is eager to introduce cutting-edge technology for mobile communications,'' Yukihiko Baba, an NEC managing director told a new conference. The news conference was held to announce NEC's establishment of a wholly-owned subsidiary, NEC Mobile Communications Development Singapore Pte Ltd, to develop hardware and software for W-CDMA base station systems. Baba said the new unit, scheduled to start business later this month, would assist NEC's design and development operations in Japan. W-CDMA technology makes possible mobile multimedia applications such as desktop computing through mobile phone networks, highspeed wireless Internet services and video transmission.