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To: Dave who wrote (16646)	10/16/1998 11:23:00 AM
From: Bux	Read Replies (1) \| Respond to of 152472

>The Q's attorneys may not have limited it, however, one cannot patent all standards, either known or unknown. < Dave, QCOM has not attempted to patent all standards. W-CDMA is a standard put together in Europe. Unfortunately for its proponents, it uses the Qs intellectual property. You repeatedly suggest that the IPR can be circumvented simply by changing the bandwidth when bandwidth isn't relevant to the nature of QCOM's patents. If another company could circumvent QCOM's IPR, they could do it with narrowband or wideband. That hasn't happened and you have not shown that it is likely. Since I don't think this debate is particularly enlightening for anyone here I'll just leave you to your fallacies. >You are tiring of me b/c I am right. You are the one bringing up supposition and if this, or if that.< Dave, is this the closest you can come to supporting your fantasy?