Ban Halts Release of New 3G Phones
LG and Samsung scramble...
By Maija Palmer in London, Jung-a Song in Seoul and Chris Nuttall in San Francisco
Published: June 8 2007 19:22 | Last updated: June 8 2007 19:22
LG and Samsung, the Korean handset makers, are scrambling to ensure that their sales are not disrupted by a decision earlier this week by the US International Trade Commission to ban imports of all new phones containing chips made by Qualcomm.
Both LG and Samsung are key Qualcomm customers and seen as hardest hit by the ban.
LG, which has the heaviest exposure to the US CDMA market, is pinning its hopes on getting the ban suspended until an appeal can be heard. It has joined Qualcomm, AT&T and Sprint in petitioning the courts to do this. The ap...
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It is all Freescale IC 🙂
What a misinforming article.
looool
For CDMA ofcourse, everyone uses Qualcomm for CDMA, but NOT for WCDMA/HSDPA.
looool
For CDMA ofcourse, everyone uses Qualcomm for CDMA, but NOT for WCDMA/HSDPA.
And the ban is on what?
3G?
There you go 🙂
Gemini1706 said:
And the ban is on what?
3G?
There you go 🙂
The ban is not on 3g. It is on chips that infringe patents, and the chips are all 3g, but not all 3g chips infringe the patent.
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