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TELECOMMUNICATION: LOW COST WCDMA THE NEW FRONTIER (Motorola joins hands with Infineon Technologies and Texas Instruments to develop wideband code division multiple access handset).
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Infineon Technologies, Texas Instruments and Motorola have joined hands to develop a wideband code division multiple access (WCDMA) mobile handset for …
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