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my3sons87

01/21/06 3:19 PM

#140348 RE: kingofengland #140347

Kingofengland why are you here? We have not come over to Englad to mess with you and your monarchy. So why not leave us minions in peace? Oh and by the way, we don't believe in paying taxes to the king. So, I suggest you leave before we have another Boston tea party.

Go save the queen. Or whatever it is you do with the queen.
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JimLur

01/21/06 4:21 PM

#140355 RE: kingofengland #140347

Well seeing as your having problems getting a good handset I'll have to increase my order to the Minister of Handsets in China if you want one?

Harry's coming over to my house to bend a little spaghetti with me tomorrow and after we eat and count our shares we will watch the football games on our older TD-SCDMA handsets. The new ones are coming with printers and sounds around.

Yes I think it's pathetic too that Nokia paid IDCC over 50 million to develop TDD. What a waste of their shareholders money. They must have a lot of lazy engineers at Nokia or guys like you that don't know what their talking about?

LOL
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olddog967

01/21/06 5:22 PM

#140360 RE: kingofengland #140347

kingof england: Maybe you and or your company don't think there is any future in TD-SCDMA, but apparently most major telecom companies believe it is something to go after.

Nokia and China Putian signed an agreement to set up a joint venture to focus on R&D, manufacturing and sales of 3G network solutions for TD-SCDMA and WCDMA technologies. Through this joint venture the two companies will provide 3G products and solutions to their customers.

The new company, with an investment of more than $100 million, will be based in Beijing. Siemens mobile will hold 51 percent of the venture and Huawei will hold the remaining 49 percent.The company will develop, manufacture and market TD-SCDMA technology.

The new joint venture -- T3G Technology Co Ltd -- was established by Datang Mobile Communications Equipment Co Ltd, Dutch chip maker Philips Electronics Co and South Korean handset producer Samsung Electronics Co. It will produce TD-SCDMA chipsets and reference designs for Datang TD-SCDMA 3G mobile standard.

Alcatel Shanghai Bell (ASB) and Datang Mobile concluded a strategic partnership agreement Thursday to jointly develop the TD-SCDMA (Time Division Synchronous Code Division Multiple Access) standard both in China and internationally.

T3G Technology Co. Ltd has recently secured Motorola one if its new investors—adding the company to its list of high-profile telecom partners such as Philips, Datang and Samsung. With the help of Motorola Ventures, the company will develop TD-SCDMA chips for mobile handsets.

Ericsson and ZTE jointly announced today the signing of a strategic
alliance agreement to deliver TD-SCDMA solutions for China. Under the
agreement, Ericsson and ZTE will commence close technical cooperation
in the TD-SCDMA area.