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                                                                   Exhibit 10.49

                            PATENT LICENSE AGREEMENT

                                     BETWEEN

                       INTERDIGITAL TECHNOLOGY CORPORATION

                                       and

                     SONY ERICSSON MOBILE COMMUNICATIONS AB

                       Dated and Effective January 1, 2003

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ARTICLE I      DEFINITIONS....................................................1

ARTICLE II     LICENSE GRANT..................................................6

   2.1.           Grant.......................................................6

   2.2.           Limitations on License Grant................................6

ARTICLE III    PAYMENTS/PAYMENT TERMS.........................................6

   3.1.           Prior Sales.................................................6

   3.2.           2003-2006 Royalties.........................................7

   3.3.           Post 2006 Obligations.......................................8

   3.4.           Reports and Payment.........................................8

   3.5.           Good Faith Projections.....................................10

   3.6.           New Affiliates/Acquired Businesses.........................11

   3.7.           Credit for Sales by Manufacturers..........................11

   3.8.           Payment; Currency Conversion...............................11

   3.9.           Taxes......................................................12

   3.10.          License Acknowledgments....................................12

ARTICLE IV     PASS-THROUGH LICENSE..........................................12

ARTICLE V      TERM/TERMINATION..............................................13

   5.1.           Term.......................................................13

   5.2.           Termination for Default....................................13

   5.3.           Other Termination Rights...................................13

   5.4.           Termination Resulting from Bankruptcy......................13

ARTICLE VI     DISPUTE RESOLUTION............................................14

   6.1.           Agreement to Dispute Resolution Procedures.................14

   6.2.           Good Faith Negotiations....................................14

   6.3.           Mediation of Disputes......................................14

   6.4.           Arbitration of Disputes....................................14

   6.5.           Interim Measures from the Courts in Aid of Arbitration.....17

   6.6.           Mandatory Procedures.......................................17

   6.7.           Injunctive Relief..........................................17

   6.8.           Performance to Continue....................................17

   6.9.           Statute of Limitations.....................................17

   6.10.          Relief From Stay...........................................17

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ARTICLE VII    REPRESENTATIONS AND WARRANTIES................................17

   7.1.           By ITC.....................................................17

   7.2.           By Licensee................................................18

   7.3.           By Both Parties............................................18

   7.4.           Disclaimer.................................................18

ARTICLE VIII   MISCELLANEOUS.................................................18

   8.1.           Confidentiality............................................19

   8.2.           Licensee Identification on Covered Terminal Units..........19

   8.3.           Headings...................................................19

   8.4.           Audit......................................................19

   8.5.           Governing Law/Venue........................................19

   8.6.           Affiliate Performance......................................20

   8.7.           Waivers....................................................20

   8.8.           Survival...................................................20

   8.9.           Severability...............................................20

   8.10.          Pre-Existing Rights Not Limited............................20

   8.11.          No Set Off.................................................20

   8.12.          Notices....................................................20

   8.13.          Limitation.................................................21

   8.14.          Personal Agreement.........................................21

   8.15.          Entire Agreement/Amendment.................................22

   8.16.          Counterparts...............................................22

   8.17.          Limitation of Liability....................................22

ARTICLE IX     RELEASE.......................................................22

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                                                     PRIVILEGED AND CONFIDENTIAL

                            PATENT LICENSE AGREEMENT

     THIS IS A PATENT LICENSE AGREEMENT (the "Agreement"), dated January 1,
2003, by and between InterDigital Technology Corporation ("ITC"), a Delaware
corporation having a mailing address of 300 Delaware Avenue, Suite 527,
Wilmington, DE 19801, and Sony Ericsson Mobile Communications AB ("Licensee"), a
corporation formed under the laws of Sweden and having a mailing address of Nya
Vattentornet, SE-221 88, Lund Sweden.

                                   BACKGROUND

     ITC owns and has the right to license the ITC Patents (as defined below).

     ITC, InterDigital and Ericsson Inc. are parties to a lawsuit concerning the
validity of certain of the ITC Patents and the alleged infringement of those
patents by Ericsson's sales of Covered Terminal Units and Infrastructure Units
(as defined below).

     Ericsson Inc., Telefonaktiebolaget LM Ericsson and their affiliates
transferred their Covered Terminal Unit business to Licensee effective October
1, 2001.

     ITC, InterDigital and Ericsson Inc. entered into a settlement of the
lawsuit in connection with the execution of this Agreement which provides, among
other things, that ITC will grant Licensee a non-exclusive, worldwide
royalty-bearing license under the ITC Patents (as defined below) for Covered
Terminal Units on the terms and conditions set forth in this Agreement.

     NOW, THEREFORE, in consideration of the mutual promises contained herein,
and intending to be legally bound, the parties agree as follows:

                                    ARTICLE I
                                   DEFINITIONS

     "Affiliate" means a corporation or other legal entity of which more than
fifty percent (50%) of the voting stock is owned or effective control is held,
directly or indirectly, by Licensee or ITC, as the case may be. As used herein,
"effective control" shall mean that Licensee, (i) while holding less than a
majority of the voting stock or ownership of the entity, holds at or near the
maximum amount of equity ownership permitted by law (unless a lesser amount is
agreed to by ITC) and (ii) Licensee controls the operation and/or management of
the entity by (a) a majority control of the Board of Directors or equivalent
body, or (b) through substantial control of key technology. Such corporation or
other entity shall be considered an Affiliate of Licensee or ITC, as the case
may be, only so long as the requisite ownership of the voting stock or effective
control exists. For the purposes of this Agreement, based on the corporate
structures as of the Effective Date, (i) InterDigital shall not be considered an
Affiliate of ITC, and (ii) Sony Corporation shall not be considered an Affiliate
of Licensee.

     "Acquired Business" has the meaning ascribed to it by Section 3.6 hereof.

     "Acquisition Date" has the meaning ascribed to it by Section 3.6 hereof.

     "CDMA2000" means a family of IMT-2000 standards, as amended from time to
time, being developed by the 3GPP2, which standards evolved from narrow band
CDMA technologies (e.g., TIA/EIA 95 and cdmaOne) and, include without limitation
CDMA2000 1X, CDMA 1X EV-DO, CDMA-2000 1X EV-DV and CDMA2000 3X.

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     "Code Division Multiple Access" or "CDMA" means a method of digital spread
spectrum technology wireless transmission that allows a large number of users to
share access to a single radio channel by assigning unique code sequences to
each user thus permitting multiple simultaneous radio transmissions on the same
radio channel or frequencies.

     "Combi-Units" means a Subscriber Unit that has substantial functionality
unrelated to voice and data communications such as: (a) a computer, or a fully
featured PDA, or (b) a handset-like device, but with one or more of the
following integrated functionalities: (i) an enhanced display (more than 4,000
colors), (ii) some meaningful PIM (personal information management)
functionality, (iii) enhanced multimedia capability which may include a camera
and/or an ability to do video and audio streaming (real player), and/or the
ability to play music, (iv) memory stick or similar high function memory
transfer device and/or (v) enhanced wireless non-infrared connectivity (such as
802.11, ILink, fire wire/IEEE1394). For example, the Sony Ericsson P-800 would
be a Combi-Unit but a T68i would not since the T68i has an external camera, sold
separately.

     "Covered Standards" means the following recognized digital cellular
standards or other digital cellular specifications for digital cellular
TDMA-based communications systems describing the air interface between
infrastructure equipment and terminal units: TIA/EIA 54/136, GSM, GPRS, EDGE,
PDC, PHS, and with respect to Covered Terminal Units additionally all other TDMA
standards, as amended or enhanced from time to time (including TDMA based 2.5G,
TDMA based 2.75G, TDMA based 2.8G, etc., but not Third Generation (other than
EDGE)); provided, that in no event shall "Covered Standards" be construed to
include any Excluded Standard..

     "Covered Terminal Units" means Subscriber Units and End-User Devices
designed to operate in accordance with one or more Covered Standards. Covered
Terminal Units excludes Multi-Mode Products.

     "Deemed Price," with respect to:

          (a) any Covered Terminal Unit, (other than a Combi-Unit or Module)
shall mean the Net Selling Price (as defined below) of such Covered Terminal
Unit.

          (b) a Combi-Unit, shall mean the lesser of (i) the Net Selling Price
of the Combi-Unit or (ii) the average Net Selling Price of Covered Terminal
Units (excluding Combi-Units and Modules) using the same technological standard
as the Combi-Unit at issue (for example, GSM, GSM/GPRS, GSM/GPRS/EDGE).

          (c) a Module, shall mean (i) in the case of Modules Sold for use in
Covered Terminal Units, (e.g., personal digital assistants and handsets), the
greater of (a) the Net Selling Price of the Module; or (b) the average Net
Selling Price of Covered Terminal Units (excluding Combi-Units and Modules) for
the period for which Royalties are being reported; and (ii) in the case of a
Module Sold for other uses, for example, for point-of-purchase machines or
vehicles (when integrated into the vehicle), the Net Selling Price of the
Module.

     "Dispute" means any dispute, claim, or controversy arising out of or
relating to this Agreement.

     "Dollar," "dollar" or "$" shall mean United States Dollar.

     "EDGE" means the "Enhanced Data rates for GSM Evolution" standard as
amended from time to time.

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     "Effective Date" means January 1, 2003.

     "End-User Devices" means fully integrated baseband/RF wireless
communications devices designed for use by an end user in combination with
another device but without significant further physical integration into such
device being serviced by such integrated modem/baseband/RF wireless
communications device and providing complete wireless communication capability
under the applicable Covered Standard. An example of an End-User Device is a
PCMCIA card (which may include an antenna) for simple insertion (generally by
the end user) into a laptop computer to provide wireless communication
capability.

     "Ericsson Family" means Ericsson Inc., Telefonaktiebolaget LM Ericsson,
each of their Affiliates, and the corporations or other legal entities of which
more than fifty percent (50%) of the voting stock is owned or control is held,
directly or indirectly, by Ericsson Inc. or Telefonaktiebolaget LM Ericsson.

     "Excluded Standards" shall mean CDMA-based 2G, CDMA-based 2.5G, CDMA-based
2.75G, CDMA-based 2.8G, etc., digital cellular standards (including without
limitation TIA/EIA95), Third Generation digital cellular standards (including
without limitation WCDMA and CDMA2000) other than EDGE, in each case as amended
from time to time and future standards (e.g., 4G). For the avoidance of doubt, a
product shall not be considered to operate in whole or in part in accordance
with an Excluded Standard solely on the basis that such product supports a
service or feature of an Excluded Standard (e.g. 384 kps on the downlink as
specified in the Third Generation standard) if such product (i) operates in
accordance with a Covered Standard, (ii) achieves the feature or service by
operation in accordance with a Covered Standard and not by operation in
accordance with the air interface protocol of an Excluded Standard, (iii) is not
advertised, sold or substantially designed as a Third Generation Product and
(iv) does not operate on a frequency spectrum that operates in accordance with
an Excluded Standard.

     "GPRS" means the standard developed for digital cellular networks (GSM,
DCS, PCS) promulgated by the European Telecommunications Standards Institute, as
amended from time to time, which utilizes a packet radio principle and can be
used for carrying end users' packet data protocol (such as IP and X.25)
information from/to GPRS terminals to/from other GPRS terminals and/or external
packet data networks technology.

     "GSM" means the compatibility standard developed for the 900 MHZ
PanEuropean digital TDMA cellular mobile radio communication system, promulgated
by the European Telecommunications Standards Institute, as amended from time to
time, or the compatibility standard developed for PCS based on GSM but intended
for use in the 850 MHZ, 1.8 GHz and 1.9 GHz bandwidths ("DCS 1800-1900"), as
amended from time to time.

     "InterDigital" means InterDigital Communications Corporation, having an
office at 781 Third Avenue, King of Prussia, PA 19406.

     "Infrastructure Unit" shall mean wireless network equipment including but
not limited to mobile switching centers, base station controllers, base
stations, positioning node equipment and operation and maintenance equipment.

     "ITC Patents" means the following to the extent owned or controlled by ITC,
InterDigital or any of their Affiliates: all patents (including utility models
and excluding design patents) issued and issuing on patent applications entitled
to an effective filing date prior to January 1, 2007, if ITC, InterDigital or
any of their Affiliates now has or hereafter obtains the right to grant licenses
to such patents or patent applications of (or within) the scope granted to
Licensee herein without such grant or Licensee's exercise

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of rights thereunder resulting in the payment of royalties or other
consideration by ITC or its Affiliates to any third party. The term "ITC
Patents" shall also include any patent reissuing on any of the aforesaid patents
or patent applications.

     "Knock-Down Unit" means a substantially complete Covered Terminal Unit Sold
to a third party in a partially or assembled form for final manufacturing,
packaging, sale and distribution to meet the local manufacturing requirements of
a particular country. Knock-Down Unit shall be treated as a Module for purposes
of determining Deemed Price.

     "Module" means a fully integrated wireless communications product,
including required ASICS, software and/or firmware, that is designed to operate
in accordance with an applicable Covered Standard and which is sold to a third
party for physical integration into other devices such as handsets, vending
machines, computers, laptop computers, sensing/telemetry applications, motor
vehicles and fixed wireless telephone systems. An example of a Module is the
Gm28 produced by Licensee.

     "Multi Mode Product" means a dual or multi mode Terminal Unit operating in
accordance with both one or more Covered Standards and one or more Excluded
Standards (e.g., a handset with GSM and 3G capabilities).

     "Net Selling Price" means the amount actually invoiced to the customer for
a Covered Terminal Unit package (including Covered Terminal Unit, battery,
charger and included standard accessories), excluding the amounts shown on the
invoice for the actual cost of packing, insurance, shipping and handling,
applicable import, export and excise duties and sales tax (including VAT added
by Licensee to the completed Covered Terminal Unit), and reduced by, returns,
price protection credits, and trade discounts given to the customer in the
normal course of business. To the extent that Covered Terminal Units are Sold
with non-standard accessories, the Net Selling Price for such Covered Terminal
Units shall be the average amount actually invoiced to customers for the same
Covered Terminal Unit Sold during the same period with only standard
accessories, as adjusted for the costs and reductions set forth above.

     "Payment" means monies for license fees, royalties and other amounts owed
to ITC pursuant to this Agreement.

     "PDC" means the RCR STD 27 compatibility standard developed in Japan known
as PDC or Personal Digital Cellular or Pan Asian Digital Cellular for TDMA
digital wireless mobile radio communication systems, as amended from time to
time.

     "PHS" means the RCR STD 28 compatibility standard developed in Japan and
known as the Personal Handyphone Standard, as amended from time to time.

     "Restricted Patent Claims" means an ITC Patent claim with a priority date
after March 1, 2003 that is not related principally to operations, processes or
functionality of a Covered Standard but which has broader applicability to
communications technologies. [**] For the avoidance of doubt, a Restricted
Patent Claim shall in no event include an ITC Patent claim that is technically
or commercially essential to a Covered Standard.

     "Royalty" shall have the meaning ascribed to it by Section 3.2 of this
Agreement.

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     "Sale," "Sell," and "Sold" refer to the first sale, lease or other
disposition made by Licensee or a Licensee Affiliate on an arms-length basis to
any party that is not an Affiliate of Licensee.

     "Subscriber Unit" means a radiotelephone, or a device with radiotelephone
capabilities (e.g. Personal Digital Assistant) whether fixed, mobile,
transportable, vehicular, portable or hand-held (or a Module therefore).
Subscriber Units shall include Modules, Combi-Units and Knock-Down Units.

     "TDMA" means time division multiple access.

     "Term" shall have the meaning ascribed to it by Article V of this
Agreement.

     "Terminal Unit" shall mean an End User Device or Subscriber Unit that may
or may not operate in accordance with a Covered Standard.

     "Third Generation" means any TDMA- or CDMA-based digital cellular mobile
radio telecommunication standards generally considered by the industry to be the
third generation, whether adopted by any recognized standardizing body or
promoted by major telecommunications operators as de facto standards, but
excluding any standard designated herein as a Covered Standard. Examples of
current Third Generation standards under development, or related standardization
efforts, are the International Telecommunications Union - Radio efforts under
the label IMT-2000, the specifications being developed under the Third
Generation Partnership Projects (3GPP and 3GPP2), and comparable or related
standards adopted by ARIB, ETSI, TTA, TIA, T1P1, CWTS, as well as other
recognized standards development organizations.

     "TIA/EIA 54/136" means the Cellular Dual Mode Mobile Station-Base Station
Compatibility Standards promulgated by the Electronics Industry Association and
the Telecommunications Industry Association, as amended from time to time, and
improved to include, among other things, a digital control channel, and formerly
known as IS-54 and IS-136.

     "TIA/EIA 95," formerly known as "IS-95," means the Mobile Station-Base
Station Compatibility Standard for Dual-Mode Wideband Spread-Spectrum Cellular
Systems, as administered by the Telecommunications Industry Association and as
amended from time to time, including without limitation TIA/EIA 95A and TIA/EIA
95B.

     "Transferee" has the meaning ascribed to it by Section 8.14(b) hereof..

     "Transferred Business" has the meaning ascribed to it by Section 8.14(b)
hereof.

     "Unlicensed Sales" means sales of Covered Terminal Units without (or
outside of the scope of) a license granted by ITC.

     "Wideband CDMA" or "WCDMA" means a version of CDMA technology optimized for
high speed packet-switched data and high-capacity circuit switched capabilities.

     "Wideband" refers to a communications channel with a user data rate higher
than a voice-grade channel; usually 64kpbs to 2mbps.

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                                   ARTICLE II
                                  LICENSE GRANT

     2.1. Grant. ITC hereby grants, and shall cause its Affiliates to grant, to
Licensee and Licensee's Affiliates a perpetual (except as set forth in Section
3.3), non-exclusive, worldwide, royalty-bearing license under the ITC Patents:
(i) to use, lease, design, make, have made, import, sell, and otherwise transfer
Covered Terminal Units, including the right to procure or produce components
therefor, (ii) to practice a method or process involved in the manufacture
thereof, and (iii) to practice any method or process involved in the use
thereof.

     2.2. Limitations on License Grant.

          (a) Except as expressly set forth in this Agreement, the license
granted hereunder excludes the right to grant sublicenses and, the right to
assign or otherwise transfer this Agreement or the license granted hereunder.

          (b) The license granted hereunder shall not include, by implication or
otherwise, any license for (i) any product other than Covered Terminal Units,
(ii) any Multi Mode Product or (iii) any ASICs, reference design, software or
other components except when used solely as a part and within the Covered
Terminal Units sold by Licensee and its Affiliates or as spare parts and
enhancements therefor.

          (c) The license granted in this Agreement shall extend to the
Affiliates of Licensee existing as of the Effective Date. Licensee represents
that Attachment A to this Agreement lists all of Licensee's Affiliates existing
as of the Effective Date and as of the execution date of this Agreement.
Licensee shall notify ITC of entities that become Licensee Affiliates during the
Term according to Section 3.6, in which event the provisions of Section 3.6
shall apply, and of entities that cease to be Licensee Affiliates during the
Term, in which event the provisions of Section 8.14 shall apply to the extent
relevant, in each case, in the royalty report following the event giving rise to
the notice obligation. Licensee hereby guarantees the full and prompt remittance
of all Payments and other amounts owed to ITC by Licensee and all Licensee
Affiliates pursuant to this Agreement, and each Licensee Affiliate's compliance
with the terms and conditions of this Agreement.

          (d) Only to the extent necessary to effectuate Licensee's or its
Affiliates use of its "have made" rights granted under Section 2.1 hereof,
Licensee or a Licensee Affiliate shall be authorized to grant sublicenses under
this Agreement to third parties operating under such "have made" right. Such
sublicense shall have the strictly limited purpose of effectuating that "have
made" grant, shall not authorize any activity beyond the "have made" activity,
shall be subject to the relevant terms of this Agreement, and shall not affect
the consideration required hereunder (which shall remain the responsibility of
Licensee and its Affiliates).

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                                  ARTICLE III
                             PAYMENTS/PAYMENT TERMS

     3.1. Prior Sales.

          (a) In partial consideration for the Release granted by Article IX
hereof, Licensee shall pay to ITC a non-refundable payment of [**] on Sales of
Covered Terminal Units by Licensee from [**].

     (b) In further consideration of the Release granted by Article IX hereof,
Licensee shall pay ITC the non-refundable compensation for Sales of Covered
Terminal Units in 2002 calculated in accordance with this Section 3.1(b).
Licensee, on or before April 15, 2003 shall provide ITC with a written report by
an appropriate responsible employee of Licensee showing the quantities of each
model of Covered Terminal Units Sold by Licensee and its Affiliates from January
1, 2002, through December 31, 2002, and compensation owing in respect of such
Sales, such compensation to be calculated at the lowest rate for which Licensee
qualifies in the table of rates set forth in this Section 3.1(b). The
compensation is expressed in the table of rates as a percentage of Deemed Price
of the Covered Terminal Units. If Licensee Sold in excess of [**] Covered
Terminal Units in 2002, excluding PDC Covered Terminal Units, then the Deemed
Price to be used for determining the Royalties to be paid hereunder for any
individual Covered Terminal Unit shall be capped at [**].

  Number of Covered Terminal
Units (excluding PDC Terminal        Royalty Rate for
     Units) Sold in 2002                   2002
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             [**]

          (c) Licensee shall pay ITC the compensation set forth in Sections
3.1(a) and 3.1 (b) in accordance with the following schedule:

            Payment                      Due Date
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A)   Section 3.1(a) Payment                [**]
B)   Section 3.1(b) Payment                [**]

     3.2. 2003-2006 Royalties. In consideration for the license granted herein
with respect to Covered Terminal Units, Licensee shall pay to ITC a
non-refundable royalty ("Royalty") on each Sale of a Covered Terminal Unit by
Licensee and its Affiliates, anywhere in the world, for the period commencing
January 1, 2003 through December 31, 2006. The total Royalty shall be calculated
at the lowest royalty rate for which Licensee qualifies in the following table
of rates and shall be subject to the additional discounts provided for in the
prepayment provisions. The Royalty is expressed in the table of rates as a
percentage of Deemed Price of the Covered Terminal Units:

Number of Covered Terminal Units (excluding PDC
  Terminal Units) Sold During the Immediately       Royalty Rate   Royalty Rate
            Preceding Calendar Year                for 2003/2004   for 2005/2006
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                     [**]
  Greater than [**] Covered Terminal Units, or          [**]            [**]
cumulative Covered Terminal Unit volumes of [**]

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               Notwithstanding the foregoing, the Royalty rate shall be [**]% of
the Deemed Price of the Covered Terminal Unit Sales made in calendar year 2003
if, by April 15, 2003, Licensee provides ITC with good faith projections from an
appropriate responsible officer, showing that Licensee and Licensee's Affiliates
collectively are likely to Sell more than [**] Covered Terminal Units during
calendar years 2002 and 2003. In addition, for any year in which Licensee is
entitled to calculate Royalties using the rates shown in the above chart for
volumes of [**] to [**] units, or volumes in excess of [**] units (i.e., the two
bottom lines of the chart above in this Section 3.2), then the Deemed Price to
be used for determining the Royalties for any individual Covered Terminal Unit
to be paid hereunder shall be capped according to the following schedule:

2003                [**]
2004                [**]
2005                [**]
2006                [**]

     3.3. Post 2006 Obligations. Unless this Agreement is sooner terminated or
Licensee is in default hereunder, the license granted to Licensee under the ITC
Patents (other than the Restricted Patent Claims) as set forth (and limited)
under Article II shall be deemed fully paid up as of January 1, 2007 based on
Licensee's payment of the all Payments due under this Agreement. The license for
the Restricted Patent Claims will expire on December 31, 2006.

     3.4. Reports and Payment.

          (a) Reports. For all calendar quarters commencing on or after the
Effective Date, within forty-five (45) days after the end of each calendar
quarter, Licensee shall provide a written report from an appropriate responsible
employee of Licensee setting forth the amount of the Royalties and calculation
thereof for the reported period regardless of whether or not any Payment is due.
All such reports shall be treated as Licensee confidential information for the
purposes of Section 8.1 of this Agreement. Licensee shall also provide ITC in
writing with an advanced Royalty Sales projection, on a non-binding basis, no
later than seventy-five (75) days after the end of each calendar quarter that
sets forth the aggregate Royalties Licensee anticipates reporting for the
then-current calendar quarter regardless of whether or not any Payment is
projected.

          (b) Payment of Royalties After [**]. Except to the extent prepaid,
Payment for all Royalties on Sales occurring on or after [**] shall be made on a
quarterly basis within forty- five (45) days after the end of each calendar
quarter. Such payment shall be for all Sales of Covered Terminal Units made by
Licensee or its Affiliates during such quarter.

          (c) Prepayment of Ongoing Royalties. Licensee will make a pre-payment
of Royalties for the twenty-four month period covering January 1, 2003 through
December 31, 2004. Licensee shall have the option to make additional
pre-payments of Royalties, each such pre-payment covering a new [**] period
(except for shorter periods authorized in Sub-Section (ii) below) including
making additional payments for a period overlapping the [**] period or any other
previous pre-paid period to the extent any such prior pre-payments are found, or
are expected to be, insufficient to satisfy the Sales made or to be made during
such pre-paid period. All such pre-payments shall be calculated as set forth
below, and shall be non-refundable (except as set forth in Section 3.4(h)).

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               (i) Calculation of Prepayment: To determine the amount of a
     pre-payment for a twenty-four month period, Licensee shall determine the
     amount of royalties projected for such period by (i) projecting in good
     faith the number of Covered Terminal Units to be Sold, the applicable
     Deemed Prices (subject to the selling price caps set forth in Section 3.2
     above), and the year in which such units would be sold, and then (ii)
     applying the royalty rate as set forth in Section 3.2 that is applicable
     for the projected volumes in each year. Such amount shall then be
     discounted as follows:

                    a. The pre-payment of Royalties in respect of projected
          Sales during the [**] portion of the [**] prepayment period shall be
          discounted for present value based on a present value discount factor
          of [**], which is the present value discount rate of [**]% per annum,
          single payment at the end of the twelve month period.

                    b. The pre-payment of Royalties in respect of projected
          Sales during the [**] portion of the [**] pre-payment period shall be
          discounted for present value using a present value discount factor of
          [**], which is the present value discount rate of [**]% per annum,
          single payment [**].

                    c. The sum of the amounts calculated under (a) and (b)
          above, shall be further be discounted by a single advance payment
          discount of [**]%, which discounted amount shall be the Royalty
          pre-payment amount to be paid by Licensee.

               (ii) Timing of Payments. On or before April 15, 2003, Licensee
     shall provide ITC with a report prepared by an appropriate responsible
     employee showing the calculation and details of the pre-payment for the
     [**] period. The Royalty prepayment for [**] shall be paid in two
     installments, [**]. Except as provided in subparagraph (iii) below (a)
     Licensee shall make any future pre-payments no later than 10 days prior to
     the end of the calendar quarter during which a prior pre-payment was
     exhausted, or (b) if Licensee elects to pay Royalties for some period of
     time without use of the pre-payment credit method set forth herein and then
     elects to return to the pre-payment method, then Licensee shall make such
     payment no later than 10 days prior to [**] for which Royalties are being
     pre-paid. With every such pre-payment, Licensee shall provide ITC with a
     report prepared by an appropriate responsible employee showing the
     calculation and details related thereto.

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               (iii) Tail Period. Commencing with the royalty report [**]
     Licensee shall include in each of its royalty reports a good faith
     assessment as to when any remaining pre-payment reported in such royalty
     report is expected to be exhausted in the future, based on the average of
     Royalties reported in the last three Royalty reports (inclusive of the then
     current report.) If Licensee determines that the remaining pre-payment will
     likely be exhausted within the calendar quarter in which such royalty
     report is being submitted, then Licensee shall have the option to pre-pay
     additional royalties through the end of 2006, in an amount sufficient to
     cover any shortfall, plus the amount to cover Sales through to the end of
     2006. Such additional pre-payment shall be made at the time of Licensee
     submitting the royalty report that includes such assessment. Thereafter,
     Licensee shall continue to assess in each royalty report whether its
     pre-payment will be sufficient to cover Sales up to and including December
     31, 2006 (using the same methodology as set forth above) and Licensee shall
     have the option to make additional payments as necessary to cover any
     expected shortfall, with such additional payment to be made with said
     royalty report. Provided Licensee elects to make pre-payments in the manner
     specified in this Section, Licensee may avail itself to both the full
     present value discount of [**] for Sales expected to occur in [**] and [**]
     for Sales expected to occur in [**], and the [**]% advance payment discount
     in determining such additional payment.

          (d) Exhaustion of Prepayments.

     In return for such prepayment(s), Licensee shall receive a Royalty credit
equal to the undiscounted royalties that served as the basis for the
pre-payment. Licensee may use such Royalty credit to offset its actual Royalty
obligation (calculated on a undiscounted basis) on Sales of Covered Terminal
Units until such Royalty credit is exhausted (even if such exhaustion occurs
after the end of the [**] period for which such pre-payment had been made).
Licensee will calculate its Royalty obligation at the rate set forth in the
chart above and reduce its prepayment credit by the ratio of the calculated
Royalty to the Royalty credit, an example of which is set forth in Attachment D.

          (e) PDC Prepayment Benefit. In addition, provided Licensee is entitled
to use the Royalty rate stated in the last line of the chart in Section 3.2
herein for the greater than [**] volumes and Licensee makes a prepayment
pursuant to this Section 3(e), Licensee shall receive an additional PDC Royalty
credit in the amount of [**] of the Royalty credit associated with any
twenty-four (24) month prepayment but not to exceed [**], which may be applied
only to Royalties due on PDC Covered Terminal Units from and after January 1,
2002, until exhausted; provided that, in calculating the Royalties to be applied
against such credit, Licensee shall use the discounted rate (applicable base
rate discounted by the [**] advance payment discount) as opposed to the
undiscounted rates applied to other Covered Terminal Units, and a Deemed Price
cap of [**] per unit for Sales of PDC Covered Terminal Units in [**] and the cap
specified in Section 3.3 thereafter, to reduce its pre-payment credit. In the
event that Licensee has PDC Covered Terminal Unit Royalty liability for Sales
through [**] exceeding its then available PDC Royalty Credit, then Licensee may
defer payment of up to [**] of such excess Royalty liability until such time as
Licensee makes a pre-payment covering all or a portion of the [**] period, and
then apply such excess liability against the PDC Royalty credits related to such
pre-payment. If Licensee elects not to make a pre-payment upon the exhaustion of
the initial [**] pre-payment, then such option to defer excess PDC Royalty
credit shall be eliminated and Licensee shall pay Royalties for such PDC Covered
Terminal Units at the undiscounted rates. An example of the royalty credit and
exhaustion calculation is shown on Attachments D and F, respectively.

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          (f) Sample Calculations. Sample calculations of the pre-payment
(including applicable discount rate factors) and credit exhaustion methods are
set forth in Attachments C and D hereto. Licensee shall not be entitled to any
discount from the Royalty rate set forth in this Article III except as expressly
provided by this Article III. Attachment G shows an example of the amount of
Royalties to be paid for a specified amount of Net Sales of Covered Terminal
Units achieved under example assumptions displayed therein, which include
Licensee taking discounts available through the exercise of prepayment options
throughout the Term of this License Agreement.

          (g) Right to Pre-Payment Benefits. Provided Licensee elects to make
pre-payments in the manner (including timing) stated in this Section 3.4, then
Licensee may avail itself to the benefits of the pre-payment options, as set
forth herein. If Licensee does not make pre-payments as required herein and/or
in any royalty report, does not have adequate pre-payment credits to satisfy its
Royalty obligations in such reported calendar quarter, then Licensee shall not
be entitled to avail itself to any of the pre-payment benefits and shall pay
such royalties at the undiscounted rates.

          (h) Overpayments. Within 180 days of Licensee's final Royalty report
for 2006 and subject to the resolution of any Disputes pursuant to Article VI
hereof, ITC shall refund to Licensee any prepayment then remaining unexhausted.
In no event shall any refund exceed [**].

     3.5. Good Faith Projections. Any projection under this Article III shall be
deemed to be made in good faith if based upon unit volumes and selling prices
known to Licensee at the time. Licensee shall not be bound by any good faith
projection. All such good faith projections shall be considered Licensee
proprietary information and be held in confidence pursuant to Section 8.1
herein. ITC agrees not to use any such good faith projection against Licensee in
any Dispute or legal proceeding.

     3.6. New Affiliates/Acquired Businesses.

          (a) If, after the Effective Date, Licensee or any Licensee Affiliate
(i) acquires, or acquires control of, an entity, or a business or assets of an
entity, that is not then-currently an Affiliate, or (ii) forms a new Affiliate,
in either case involved in the manufacturing, distribution or sale of Covered
Terminal Units (each, an "Acquired Business"), the terms of this Agreement will
govern activities of the Acquired Business with respect to Covered Terminal
Units Sold after the effective date of the acquisition or formation (the
"Acquisition Date").

          (b) If and to the extent the Acquired Business, prior to the
Acquisition Date, manufactured or sold Covered Terminal Units pursuant to a
license granted by ITC, the Acquired Business' then-existing agreement shall
continue to apply as to products or standards other than Covered Terminal Units
and this Agreement shall apply as to Covered Terminal Units.

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     3.7. Credit for Sales by Manufacturers. In the event an entity, such as an
original equipment manufacturer licensed by ITC ("OEM") under the ITC Patents,
has paid royalties to ITC for the Sale of Covered Terminal Units and the OEM
supplies such Covered Terminal Units to Licensee under the "have made" grant
provided for herein, Licensee shall be entitled to a credit against the Royalty
due hereunder in the amount of the royalty actually paid by the OEM to ITC. In
its royalty reports, Licensee shall provide ITC with sufficient details as to
any such Covered Terminal Units purchased from third parties, to permit ITC to
determine any Royalty credit that may apply. ITC will provide Licensee with such
credit, which may be applied by Licensee in its next Royalty report.
Notwithstanding the foregoing, the credit resulting from the OEM's payments of a
royalty on a Covered Terminal Unit may not exceed the Royalty paid by Licensee
on the same Covered Terminal Unit.

     3.8. Payment; Currency Conversion. Payments made pursuant to this Article
III shall be made by wire transfer in Dollars to the following account or such
other account as ITC may specify by written notice:

          [**]

     Dollar denominated sales shall be reported as transacted. Other currency
denominated sales shall be reported based on the mathematical average foreign
currency/$U.S. conversion rate applicable during the period over which sales are
being reported, using the currency exchange rates given in the Wall Street
Journal - Currency Trading, Exchange Rates section, or other source as the
parties may agree in writing or an exchange of writings.

     3.9. Taxes. Licensee shall be responsible for all income, withholding taxes
and other taxes associated with Payments imposed by any jurisdiction other than
the United States and its political subdivisions, so long as ITC remains
domiciled in the United States. All Payments paid under this Agreement shall be
"grossed up" as required to meet Licensee's obligations under this Section 3.9
so that the net amount actually paid to ITC is equal to the Payments calculated
in accordance with this Agreement. If any such tax is required by the relevant
government, Licensee will furnish ITC with appropriate documentation evidencing
the payment of such tax as assessed by the appropriate authority of such
government.

     3.10. License Acknowledgments. Both parties acknowledge that:

          (a) All Payments made hereunder shall be nonrefundable, except as
provided for in Section 3.4 (h).

          (b) The parties have agreed to the Payments specified in this
Agreement as a matter of mutual convenience to the parties, regardless of which
of the ITC Patents may be involved.

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          (c) In the event of a bankruptcy or similar insolvency proceeding
filed by or against either party: (i) Licensee's and Licensee's Affiliates'
continued rights under the licenses granted herein would convey substantial
financial and other benefits to each respective Party, their Affiliates and
their respective businesses and creditors such that the Payments accruing
hereunder would constitute an Administrative Claim under 11 U.S.C. Sections
503(b) and 507 (or comparable non-U.S. provision); (ii) this Agreement shall be
deemed to be an executory contract under 11 U.S.C. Section 365 (or comparable
non-U.S. provision) because, inter alia, there remain substantial mutual
obligations to be performed by the parties hereto; and (iii) this Agreement
shall not be assumable under 11 U.S.C. Section 365(c)(1) (or comparable non-U.S.
provision) without ITC's consent.

                                   ARTICLE IV
                              PASS-THROUGH LICENSE

     Provided that this Agreement is not terminated at the time of Sale,
Licensee's and Licensee's Affiliates' customers will receive a pass-through
license for any such Sale (including lease) and use of Covered Products,
provided that such pass-through license shall not limit causes of action, claims
or remedies ITC may have hereunder against Licensee or Licensee's Affiliates,
for Licensee's or Licensee's Affiliates' breach of this Agreement.

                                   ARTICLE V
                                TERM/TERMINATION

     5.1. Term. The Term of this Agreement shall be deemed to have commenced on
January 1, 2003 and, unless earlier terminated in accordance with this Article
V, shall terminate upon the expiration of the last-to-expire ITC Patent.

     5.2. Termination for Default. This Agreement may be terminated by either
party with written notice, following thirty (30) days written notice of material
breach, provided, however, that in the case of a Dispute not involving the
failure to make Payment under Section 3.1(a) hereof, the provisions of Article
VI will take precedence. Such termination will take effect at the end of the
notice period if the other party is in material breach of any of its material
obligations hereunder and fails to remedy the breach within the notice period.
Without limiting the foregoing, Licensee shall be in material breach of this
Agreement if (i) Licensee or any Licensee Affiliate fails to comply with its
reporting and payment obligations hereunder, (ii) Licensee, any Licensee
Affiliate or any trustee in bankruptcy, receiver or other successor-in-interest
to Licensee or any Licensee Affiliate attempts to recover any Payments
previously made (including without limitation on the theory that such Payment
was a preference under 11 U.S.C. Section 547 or otherwise), or (iii) Licensee or
its successor-in-interest rejects this Agreement or fails, within sixty (60)
days of the filing of any voluntary or involuntary petition in bankruptcy by or
against Licensee under Section 365 of the U.S. Bankruptcy Code or any comparable
non U.S. provision, to assume this Agreement. In the event of the occurrence of
(ii) or (iii), ITC shall be entitled to immediately terminate this Agreement
without notice. In the event of termination of this Agreement by ITC, all
Payments specified by Sections 3.1 and 3.4 of this Agreement and all other
Payments accruing hereunder shall become immediately due and payable, and
Licensee shall pay all such amounts in full within thirty (30) days of the
effective date of ITC's notice of termination.

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     5.3. Other Termination Rights. If, during the Term, Licensee or one or more
of its Affiliates institutes or actively participates as an adverse party in, or
otherwise provides material support to, any legal action anywhere in the world,
the purpose of which is to invalidate or limit the validity or scope of any of
the ITC Patent claims which read on Covered Standards, and fails within thirty
(30) days of discovery or being notified of the same to terminate or cause the
termination of such legal action or fails within sixty (60) days of discovery or
being notified of the same, to otherwise cure all of the adverse effects of
Licensee's or the Licensee's Affiliate's activities as described above, ITC
shall have the right to terminate this Agreement upon written notice without
first having to pursue the Dispute resolution procedures set forth in Article
VI. Notwithstanding the provisions above, ITC shall have no right to terminate
this Agreement pursuant to this Section 5.3 with regard to any legal action
initiated prior to the execution date of this Agreement in which Licensee or its
Affiliates participated, directly or indirectly, provided, that, if such action
is continuing, Licensee and its affiliates promptly withdraw from such
proceeding, discontinue any direct or indirect participation therein, and
provide reasonable assistance to ITC in dealing with any adverse material
effects resulting from such, to the extent permitted by law. In no event shall
anything in this Agreement be construed to impose liability on Licensee for any
damages which may result from Licensee's participation in such legal actions
prior to the execution date of this Agreement.

     5.4. Termination Resulting from Bankruptcy. This Agreement shall terminate
automatically without action by either party if, pursuant to the U.S. Bankruptcy
Code (or comparable non-U.S. law), Licensee as debtor-in-possession or any
trustee in bankruptcy or other successor-in-interest to Licensee rejects this
Agreement pursuant to 11 U.S.C. Section 365 (or comparable non-U.S. law).

                                   ARTICLE VI
                               DISPUTE RESOLUTION

     6.1. Agreement to Dispute Resolution Procedures. Any Dispute shall be
resolved in accordance with the procedures specified in this Article VI, which
shall be the sole and exclusive procedures for the resolution of any such
Disputes. Notwithstanding the foregoing, except as the parties may agree in
writing, neither party shall be compelled to submit to negotiation, mediation or
arbitration under this Article VI any dispute or other matter relating to
Licensee's alleged infringement of ITC's Third Generation patents.

     6.2. Good Faith Negotiations. In the event of any Dispute, the parties
shall first attempt in good faith to resolve such Dispute promptly by
negotiation between senior level representatives who have authority to settle
the Dispute. Any party may give the other party written notice of any Dispute
not resolved in the normal course of business. Within 15 days after delivery of
the notice, the receiving party shall submit to the other a written response.
The notice and the response shall each include (a) a statement of the party's
position and a general summary of arguments supporting that position, and (b)
the name and title of the person(s) who will represent that party in the
negotiations. Within 30 days after delivery of the notice of Dispute, the
representatives of the parties shall meet in Washington, D.C., or some other
mutually acceptable time and place, and thereafter as often as they reasonably
deem necessary, to attempt to resolve the Dispute. All reasonable requests for
information made by one party to the other will be honored; however, no party is
required to provide confidential, trade secret, proprietary, or privileged
information excepting information that is required to be provided pursuant to
this Agreement. All negotiations pursuant to this clause are confidential and
shall be treated as compromise and settlement negotiations for purposes of
applicable rules of evidence. If a party refuses to negotiate as provided
herein, the any other party may immediately initiate arbitration as provided in
Article VI.

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     6.3. Mediation of Disputes. If any Dispute has not been resolved by
negotiation as set out above within 90 days of delivery of the notice of
Dispute, or if the parties failed to meet within 30 days of delivery of the
notice of Dispute, the parties shall endeavor to settle the Dispute by good
faith mediation. Upon the expiration of the negotiating period, any party may
give written notice of mediation. The parties shall attempt to agree upon a
qualified, neutral individual who shall serve as mediator. If the parties fail
to agree upon a mediator within 15 days of delivery of the notice of mediation,
the mediator will be appointed by the American Arbitration Association from its
roster of neutral mediators. The mediation shall occur in Washington, D.C.
within 30 days after appointment of a mediator, or at such other time and place
as the parties may agree. Any Dispute which remains unresolved 60 days after
appointment of a mediator shall be settled by arbitration in accordance with
Section 6.4 of this agreement. If a party refuses to participate in the
mediation process as provided herein, any other party may immediately initiate
arbitration as provided in Section 6.4. The parties shall bear the cost of the
mediation equally between them. Each party shall be responsible for its own
attorneys' fees relating to the mediation. Other than with respect to its
occurrence or the failure to occur, the mediation is in all respects
confidential and shall be treated as compromise and settlement negotiations for
purposes of applicable rules of evidence. The mediator may not serve as an
arbitrator in any subsequent arbitration proceedings concerning the Dispute.

     6.4. Arbitration of Disputes. If any Dispute has not been resolved by the
non-binding procedures set forth in Sections 6.2 and 6.3 within the time periods
provided for therein, either party may submit the Dispute to arbitration
administered by the American Arbitration Association ("AAA") under its then
current ICDR International Arbitration Rules ("AAA International Rules"), and as
set forth in this Article. The arbitration proceeding shall take place in
London, UK, in English, before a panel of three (3) arbitrators, all of whom
shall be admitted to practice law in at least one jurisdiction in the United
States, and at least one of whom shall have substantial experience in the field
of patent licenses. The arbitration shall be commenced and conducted as follows:

          (a) Three arbitrators, appointed in accordance with the AAA
International Rules, shall hear the Dispute. Any person who (or whose spouse) is
or has been an employee, officer, director, partner, legal counsel, consultant
to or agent of ITC, IDC or Licensee or any of their respective Affiliates shall
be deemed to be partial and to have a conflict of interest and may not be
appointed an arbitrator. Should an arbitrator die, resign, refuse to act, or
become incapable of performing his or her functions as an arbitrator, the AAA
may declare a vacancy on the Arbitral Tribunal. The vacancy shall be filled by
the method by which that arbitrator was originally appointed.

          (b) The parties shall request that the arbitrators conduct the
arbitration proceeding in an expedited fashion in order to complete the
proceeding within one (1) year of the date upon which the arbitration was
initiated under the AAA Institutional Rules. The parties shall use their best
efforts to cooperate with the arbitrators to complete the proceeding within such
one (1) year period. However, the Arbitral Tribunal may extend this period for
good cause shown.

          (c) The arbitration proceedings shall be governed by this Agreement,
the AAA International Rules, and by the procedural arbitration law of the site
of the arbitration, and by the United Nations Convention on the Recognition and
Enforcement of Foreign Arbitral Awards. The Arbitral Tribunal shall determine
the matters at issue in the Dispute in accordance with the substantive law of
the State of New York and U.S. Federal patent law, without regard to conflicts
of law principles. The Arbitral Tribunal shall decide the issues submitted as
arbitrators at law only and shall base its award, and any interim awards, upon
the terms of this Agreement and U.S. Federal patent law and the laws of the
State of New York. The Arbitral Tribunal is not empowered to and shall not act
as amiable compositeur or ex aequo et bono.

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          (d) The Arbitral Tribunal shall take into account applicable
principles of legal privilege and related protections, such as those involving
the confidentiality of communications between a lawyer and a client and the work
product of a lawyer, and no party or witness may be required to waive any
privilege recognized at law. The Arbitral Tribunal shall issue orders as
reasonably necessary to protect the confidentiality of proprietary information,
trade secrets, and other sensitive information disclosed.

          (e) Pursuant to a schedule to be established by the Arbitral Tribunal,
the parties shall exchange those documents upon which the producing party may
rely in support of any claim or defense. The parties may further exchange
documents in response to written requests for disclosure of non-privileged
documents directly relevant to the determination of the issues presented for
determination by the Arbitral Tribunal. Any dispute regarding such requests for
disclosure or the adequacy of any party's disclosures shall be determined by the
Arbitral Tribunal consistent with the expedited nature of arbitration.

          (f) Escrow. In the event of a Dispute, the party alleged to owe any
amount due under this Agreement ("Depositor") shall deposit into an interest
bearing account with a mutually agreed to independent escrow agent (appointed by
the Arbitration Panel in the event of a failure to agree), an amount equal to
[**] of the amount in dispute. The party requesting an escrow ("Claimant") shall
make a showing to the Arbitration Tribunal that there are facts to support the
claimed amount. The deposit of any escrow monies shall be made within thirty
(30) days from such date that the Arbitral Tribunal has declared that the
Arbitration proceedings have commenced. Notwithstanding the above, any amounts
payable under this Agreement which are not disputed shall be paid to the party
to which they are owed and not escrowed pending resolution of the arbitration
proceedings. The escrow agent shall be empowered to release any or all monies,
including accrued interest, from the escrow account:

               (i) to the Claimant only to the extent determined by a decision
     made by the Arbitral Tribunal; and

               (ii) to the Depositor any amount remaining upon resolution of all
     of the Claimants' claims; or

               (iii) as agreed to in writing and signed by each party.

          The parties shall share the cost of the escrow agent equally.

          (g) Awards. All awards shall be in writing and shall state the
reasoning upon which the award rests. Any award shall be made and signed by at
least a majority of the arbitrators. The Arbitral Tribunal is expressly
empowered to grant any remedy or relief available under the law, including but
not limited to specific performance of this contract or matters arising out of
or in connection therewith and injunctive relief against the unlicensed sale of
Covered Terminal Units. Judgment on the award may be entered in any court of
competent jurisdiction. Any judgment or order of specific performance shall be
enforceable, without opposition in any country. Both parties shall bear equally
the cost of the arbitration (exclusive of legal fees and expenses, all of which
each party shall bear separately). Any monetary award shall be payable in United
States dollars, free of any tax or other deduction. Any determination of the
arbitration shall be binding solely on the parties hereto. All Awards shall be
paid within ten (10) days of such Award as to escrowed funds and within thirty
(30) days of such Award as to non-escrowed amounts.

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          (h) The failure or refusal of any party, having been given due notice
thereof, to participate at any stage of the dispute resolution proceedings shall
not prevent the proceedings from continuing, nor shall such failure or refusal
impair the validity of the award or cause the award to be void or voidable, nor
shall it be a basis for challenge of the validity or enforceability of the award
or of the arbitration proceedings. If any party fails to fund the escrow or to
timely pay an advance on fees and costs ordered by the Arbitral Tribunal or the
AAA within thirty (30) days after the date set for such deposit, that party
shall be deemed to be in default of the Arbitration. The Tribunal and/or the AAA
shall then determine whether the funds on deposit for fees and costs are
sufficient to satisfy the anticipated estimated expenses for the proceeding to
continue on an expedited basis without the participation of the defaulting
party. If so, the proceeding will continue without the participation of the
defaulting party, and the Tribunal may enter an award on default. Prior to
entering an award on default, the Tribunal shall require the non-defaulting
party to produce such evidence and legal argument in support of its contentions
as the Tribunal may deem appropriate. The Tribunal may receive such evidence and
argument without the defaulting party's presence or participation. If the funds
on deposit are deemed insufficient to satisfy the estimated costs of continuing
as provided herein, the non-defaulting party may make all or part of the
requested deposit in an amount sufficient to allow the proceeding to continue
without the participation of the defaulting party. If the non-defaulting party
chooses not to make the requested deposit, the Arbitral Tribunal may suspend or
terminate the proceedings.

          (i) Unless the parties agree otherwise, the parties, the
arbitrator(s), and the AAA shall treat the dispute resolution proceedings
provided for herein, any related disclosures, and the decisions of the Arbitral
Tribunal, as confidential, except in connection with judicial proceedings
ancillary to the dispute resolution proceedings, such as a judicial challenge
to, or enforcement of, the arbitral award, and unless otherwise required by law.

     6.5. Interim Measures from the Courts in Aid of Arbitration. At any time
after submission of a written notice of a Dispute, any party may request a court
of competent jurisdiction to grant interim measures of protection including
without limitation temporary, preliminary, and injunctive relief: (a) to prevent
the destruction of documents and other information or things related to the
Dispute, or (b) to prevent the wasting or hiding of assets. Such injunctive
relief shall be enforceable in any country and neither Licensee or Licensee's
Affiliates shall oppose such enforcement.

     6.6. Mandatory Procedures. The parties agree that any Dispute arising under
this Agreement shall be resolved solely by means of the procedures set forth in
this article, and that such procedures constitute legally binding obligations
that are an essential provision of this Agreement. If either party fails to
observe the procedures of this article, as may be modified by their written
agreement, the other party may bring an action for specific performance of these
procedures in any court of competent jurisdiction.

     6.7. Injunctive Relief. In the event Licensee fails to comply with an
Arbitral award, ITC shall be entitled (notwithstanding the other provisions of
this Agreement) to petition any court of competent jurisdiction for temporary,
preliminary and permanent injunctions against the exercise of the licenses
granted by this Agreement. Such injunctive relief shall be enforceable in any
country, and neither Licensee nor any Licensee Affiliate shall oppose such
enforcement. In any event, Licensee shall have at least thirty (30) days to
comply with any such award before ITC shall petition for any injunction.

     6.8. Performance to Continue. Licensee shall continue to perform its
undisputed obligations under this Agreement pending final resolution of any
Dispute arising out of or relating to this Agreement. Nothing in this article,
including the requirements to mediate and arbitrate Disputes, shall relieve
Licensee from its obligation to make undisputed Payments pursuant to Article III
of this Agreement during the pendency of such proceedings or delay ITC's right
to terminate this Agreement in accordance with Section 5.2.

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     6.9. Statute of Limitations. The parties agree that all applicable statutes
of limitation and time-based defenses (such as estoppel and laches) shall be
tolled while the procedures set forth in this Article VI are pending. The
parties shall cooperate in taking any actions necessary to achieve this result.

     6.10. Relief From Stay. Licensee, in the event Licensee becomes the subject
of a voluntary or involuntary petition in bankruptcy under the U.S. Bankruptcy
Code or any other insolvency statute, or any foreign counterpart thereof, hereby
consents to the applicable tribunal's grant of any ITC request of relief from
any stays, automatic or otherwise, or other orders, laws or regulations that may
limit ITC's rights to enforce the terms of this Agreement, including without
limitation the right to terminate this Agreement pursuant to Article V of this
Agreement for Licensee's breach. The parties agree that any Dispute under this
Agreement would not be a core proceeding under 28 U.S.C. Section 157, because,
inter alia, this Agreement was entered into prior to the commencement of any
bankruptcy proceeding and not in contemplation thereof. Therefore, in the event
a bankruptcy or similar insolvency proceeding is commenced by or against
Licensee, Licensee will continue to support and use best efforts to ensure the
arbitration of any Disputes arising under this Agreement as set forth herein.

                                  ARTICLE VII
                         REPRESENTATIONS AND WARRANTIES

     7.1. By ITC. ITC hereby represents and warrants that:

          (a) ITC is a corporation duly organized, validly existing, and in good
standing under the laws of the State of Delaware and has authority to enter into
this Agreement and perform its obligations hereunder. This Agreement constitutes
a valid and binding agreement of ITC enforceable in accordance with its terms.
Neither the execution and delivery of this Agreement nor the consummation by ITC
of the transactions contemplated hereby, nor compliance by ITC with any of the
provisions hereof, will (i) constitute a violation of or default under any
contract, instrument, commitment, agreement, understanding, arrangement, or
restriction of any kind to which ITC is a party, or by which ITC may be bound,
or (ii) violate any rule, regulation, law, statute, ordinance, judgment, order,
writ, injunction, or decree of any court, administrative agency, or governmental
body applicable to ITC.

          (b) ITC has the right to license the ITC Patents. ITC represents that
it has not, within the four (4) year period prior to the Effective Date,
assigned, sold, or otherwise conveyed to any third party any patent or patent
application. ITC makes no other representation or warranty with regard to the
validity of the ITC Patents or Licensee's ability to design, develop, use,
manufacture, have manufactured, market, distribute or sell Covered Terminal
Units free of infringement of third party intellectual property rights. ITC
shall have no obligation to maintain or prosecute ITC Patents.

          (c) ITC shall not make any claim against Licensee or its Affiliates of
inducement to infringe or contributory infringement relating to any product or
component produced by third parties where the manufacture or sale of such
product or component may include technology provided by Licensee, or may have
otherwise been facilitated by Licensee or its Affiliates. Such agreement not to
assert claims shall be (i) personal to Licensee and its Affiliates, (ii) extend
to only Covered Terminal Units that, had they been manufactured by Licensee or
its Affiliates, would have been covered under the license granted herein, (iii)
not convey any license or any other rights to such third party, and (iv) not
prejudice or affect any infringement claim that ITC may have against such third
party.

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     7.2. By Licensee. Licensee is a corporation duly organized, validly
existing, and in good standing under the laws of Sweden and has authority to
enter into this Agreement and perform its obligations hereunder, and to cause
its Affiliates to perform their respective obligations hereunder. This Agreement
constitutes a valid and binding agreement of Licensee enforceable in accordance
with its terms. Neither the execution and delivery of this Agreement nor the
consummation by Licensee of the transactions contemplated hereby, nor compliance
by Licensee with any of the provisions hereof, will (i) constitute a violation
of or default under, any contract, instrument, commitment, agreement,
understanding, arrangement, or restriction of any kind to which Licensee is a
party, or by which Licensee may be bound, or (ii) violate any rule, regulation,
law, statute, ordinance, judgment, order, writ, injunction, or decree of any
court, administrative agency, or governmental body applicable to Licensee.

     7.3. By Both Parties.

          (a) Each party will take any and all actions necessary to ensure that
this Agreement shall become applicable to Acquired Businesses pursuant to
Section 3.6 herein and becomes applicable to Transferees pursuant to Section
8.14 herein.

          (b) Neither party shall present or submit this Agreement in whole or
in part or any summary thereof, in any mediation, arbitration, or legal
proceeding against the other party or its Affiliates except with respect to
Covered Terminal Units.

     7.4. Disclaimer. THE WARRANTIES AND REMEDIES SET FORTH IN THIS AGREEMENT
CONSTITUTE THE ONLY WARRANTIES WITH RESPECT TO THIS AGREEMENT AND THE SUBJECT
MATTER HEREOF, AND THEY ARE IN LIEU OF ALL OTHER WARRANTIES WRITTEN OR ORAL,
STATUTORY, EXPRESS, IMPLIED OR OTHERWISE, INCLUDING WITHOUT LIMITATION THE
IMPLIED WARRANTY OF MERCHANTABILITY AND THE IMPLIED WARRANTY OF FITNESS FOR A
PARTICULAR PURPOSE.

                                  ARTICLE VIII
                                  MISCELLANEOUS

     8.1. Confidentiality. Unless otherwise required by law, court order or by
the Court in connection with the Lawsuit, the parties shall maintain as strictly
confidential this Agreement and any proprietary information disclosed under, or
as a result of the negotiation or performance of, this Agreement, including
without limitation the terms of this Agreement (including the exhibits hereto).
Notwithstanding the foregoing, the parties agree that Licensee and ITC or
InterDigital may (i) issue a press release regarding the execution of this
Agreement, such press release to be reviewed and approved in advance by the
other party, such approval not to be unreasonably withheld or delayed and (ii)
respond to any questions relating to any confidential aspects of this Agreement
in a manner agreed upon by the Parties. For the avoidance of doubt, the
forecasts and reports Licensee submits pursuant to Article III of this Agreement
shall be deemed the proprietary information of Licensee. Notwithstanding the
foregoing, the parties agree that Licensee and ITC or InterDigital may (i)
disclose the contents or the principal terms of this Agreement in confidence to
other licensees only to the extent required by most favored licensee clauses and
to satisfy SEC, NASDAQ, London Exchange, Stockholm Stock Exchange or other
statutory, regulatory or administrative requirements, or to comply with a court
order, or in mediation, or arbitration between the parties pursuant to Article
VI herein, and (ii) disclose any other information necessary to satisfy SEC,
NASDAQ, London Exchange, Stockholm Stock Exchange or other statutory, regulatory
or administrative requirements, to comply with a court order, or in mediation,
or arbitration between the parties, Disclosures pursuant to subsection (ii) of
this Section 8.1 shall be subject to the other party's advance review and
comment, which comments shall not be unreasonably withheld or delayed.

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     8.2. Licensee Identification on Covered Terminal Units. If Licensee begins
patent marking Covered Terminal Units for other patent holders, Licensee shall,
and shall cause its Affiliates to, affix on all products, packaging or
instructions (or if practicable, the product itself) a label indicating that the
products are manufactured or sold under license from ITC. ITC may designate
certain ITC Patents for inclusion on such label.

     8.3. Headings. The headings of the several Articles and Sections are
inserted for convenience of reference only and are not intended to be part of or
affect the meaning or interpretation of this Agreement.

     8.4. Audit. Licensee shall (and shall cause its Affiliates to) keep books
and records adequate to accurately determine the Payments under this Agreement,
and retain such books and records for at least three (3) years after the
delivery of the Royalty report to which they relate. ITC shall have the right,
no more than once per calendar year, to have an independent certified public
accountant inspect all relevant books and records of Licensee and its Affiliates
on thirty (30) days' prior notice and during regular business hours to verify
the reports and Payments required to be made hereunder. Such independent
certified public accountant shall be selected by ITC and approved by Licensee.
Licensee shall respond to ITC's selection of auditor within ten (10) days and
its approval shall not be unreasonably withheld. The auditor shall enter into an
appropriate nondisclosure agreement with Licensee, and shall disclose no more
information than is reasonably necessary to determine the Payments owed
hereunder. Should an underpayment in excess of [**] be discovered, Licensee
shall pay the cost of the audit. In any event, Licensee shall promptly pay any
underpayment together with interest at the compounded annual rate of [**] from
the due date. All information obtained through such audit shall be deemed
Licensee confidential information and subject to the protections provided as per
Section 8.1 of this Agreement.

     8.5. Governing Law/Venue. The validity and interpretation of this Agreement
shall be governed by New York law and U.S. federal patent law, without regard to
conflict of laws principles. The parties further irrevocably consent to
exclusive jurisdiction of the state and federal courts in the State of New York
for the purposes of enforcement of any final award granted by the Arbitral
Tribunal. Such enforcement shall be governed by the laws of the State of New
York.

     8.6. Affiliate Performance. Each party shall be responsible for all actions
required of its Affiliates hereunder and shall be liable to the other party for
any adverse action or failure to perform by such party's Affiliates hereunder.

     8.7. Waivers. No waiver of any right, term or condition under this
Agreement shall be deemed effective unless in writing and signed by the party
charged with such waiver, and no waiver shall operate as a waiver of any future
such right, term or condition or any other right, term or condition arising
under this Agreement.

     8.8. Survival. All representations, acknowledgements, obligations,
responsibilities, terms or conditions involving performance subsequent to the
expiration or termination, repeal or rejection of this Agreement, or which
cannot be determined to have been fully performed until after such time, or
which by their nature are intended to survive shall be deemed to survive.
Without limitation, all payment obligations and acknowledgements herein and the
representations and warranties contained in Article VII hereof are intended to
survive and shall survive any such expiration or termination, repeal or
rejection.

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     8.9. Severability. The provisions of this Agreement shall be deemed
severable and the invalidity or unenforceability of any provision shall not
affect the validity or enforceability of the other provisions hereof.

     8.10. Pre-Existing Rights Not Limited. Nothing in this Agreement shall be
construed as limiting the rights or granting rights which the Licensee has
outside the scope of the license granted hereunder, or restricting or granting
the right of Licensee or any of its Affiliates to make, have made, use, lease,
Sell or otherwise dispose of any particular product or products not herein
licensed.

     8.11. No Set Off. Licensee agrees and acknowledges that it has no right to,
and shall not, attempt to set off amounts claimed to be owed based on any claim
that it has or may have in the future against InterDigital, ITC, or any of their
respective Affiliates, except as specifically agreed to in writing by ITC,
against amounts owed hereunder.

     8.12. Notices. Any report, notice or other communication required or
permitted to be made or given to either party hereto pursuant to this Agreement
shall be sent to such party by registered airmail (except that registered or
certified mail may be used where delivery is in the same country as mailing),
postage prepaid, addressed to the respective party at its address as set forth
below, or to other such address as it shall designate by written notice given to
the other party, and shall be deemed to have been made, given or provided on the
date of receipt. The addresses:

          (a) For ITC:

               InterDigital Technology Corporation
               300 Delaware Avenue, Suite 527
               Wilmington, DE 19801

               with copy by facsimile to: (610)- 878-7844
               Attention: President

          (b) For Licensee:

               Sony Ericsson Mobile Communications AB
               202 Hammersmith Road
               London, England
               W6 7DN

               with copy by facsimile to: 44 208 762 5676
               Attention: Vice President Legal

     8.13. Limitation. Nothing in this Agreement shall be construed as: (a) an
agreement to bring or prosecute actions against third party infringers of the
ITC Patents; (b) conferring any license or right under any patent other than the
ITC Patents; or (c) conferring any right to use the ITC Patents outside the
field of use defined by the license grant of this Agreement.

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                                                     PRIVILEGED AND CONFIDENTIAL

     8.14. Personal Agreement. This Agreement is personal to Licensee and,
except as provided for in this Section 8.14 or as ITC consents to in writing in
its sole discretion, may not be assigned or transferred, nor may any license
granted hereunder be assigned or transferred, whether by operation of law or
otherwise, and any attempt to make any such assignment or transfer shall be null
and void. Without limitation, the provisions of this Section 8.14 shall apply to
the sale or other transfer by Licensee or any Licensee Affiliate to an
unaffiliated third party any part of the business or substantial assets involved
in the manufacture, distribution or sale of Covered Terminal Units.

     Notwithstanding the aforesaid, if:

          (a) Licensee is acquired by (y) merger, consolidation or another
business combination, or (z) the sale 50% or more of its capital stock; or

          (b) Licensee or any Licensee Affiliate sells or otherwise transfers to
an unaffiliated third party (a "Transferee") any Affiliate, any part of the
business or substantial assets (or control over any of the foregoing) involved
in the manufacture, distribution or sale of Covered Terminal Units (the
"Transferred Business"), the following shall apply:

               (i) Without regard to whether ITC has previously licensed the
     Transferee to manufacture or sell Covered Terminal Units, if the
     Transferred Business remains in an entity separate from Transferee and its
     other affiliates, then the terms of this Agreement shall continue to apply
     to the Transferred Business and the terms of the Transferee's existing
     license shall govern the Transferee's existing business.

               (ii) If and to the extent the Transferee, immediately prior to
     the effective date of the transaction (the "Transfer Date), was licensed by
     ITC to manufacture or sell Covered Terminal Units and either the
     Transferred Business does not remain a separate entity or the Transferred
     Business' production facilities are merged into the Transferee or one of
     its affiliates, then [**]

          (c) If and to the extent the Transferee, prior to the Transfer Date,
is not licensed by ITC to manufacture and sell Covered Terminal Units and the
Transferred Business does not remain a separate entity or the Transferred
Business' production facilities are merged into the Transferee or one of its
affiliates, then [**]

     8.15. Entire Agreement/Amendment. To the extent Licensee is licensed under
another patent license agreement with ITC under standards or covering products
that differ from the Covered Standards or Covered Terminal Units, the other
patent license agreement shall remain in full force and effect as to those
differing standards and/or products. To the extent Licensee was licensed under
another patent license agreement with ITC prior to the Effective Date for the
Sale of Covered Terminal Units, the terms of that prior agreement shall continue
to apply up to but not including the Effective Date including any cross licenses
back to InterDigital. Otherwise, this Agreement, contains the complete and final
agreement between the parties, and supersedes all previous understandings,
relating to the subject matter hereof whether oral or written. This Agreement
may only be modified by a written agreement signed by duly authorized
representatives of the parties.

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                                                     PRIVILEGED AND CONFIDENTIAL

     8.16. Counterparts. This Agreement may be executed in counterparts, which
taken together, shall constitute one Agreement and each party hereto may execute
this Agreement by signing such counterpart, provided that no party shall be
bound hereby until it has been executed and delivered by all parties hereto. A
facsimile signature of either party to this Agreement, or any amendment of this
Agreement, shall be deemed an original signature of such party and shall
manifest such party's intention to be bound by this Agreement or such amendment.

     8.17. Limitation of Liability. IN NO EVENT, WHETHER AS A RESULT OF BREACH
OF CONTRACT, A WARRANTY, TORT LIABILITY (INCLUDING NEGLIGENCE) OR OTHERWISE
SHALL EITHER PARTY BE LIABLE TO THE OTHER FOR ANY SPECIAL, CONSEQUENTIAL,
INCIDENTAL, INDIRECT OR EXEMPLARY DAMAGES, INCLUDING, BUT NOT LIMITED TO, LOSS
OF PROFITS, LOSS OF REVENUES OR LOSS OF CAPITAL.

                                   ARTICLE IX
                                     RELEASE

     ITC on behalf of itself and InterDigital, and their respective Affiliates
as of the Effective Date of this Agreement, hereby irrevocably releases except
for failure to remit payments required under 3.1(a) and 3.1(b), Licensee, its
Affiliates, and their customers, including any customers in the chain of
possession of Covered Terminal Units, from any and all claims from infringement
of ITC Patents (including method claims), which claims have been made, or which
might be made at any time, with respect to any Covered Terminal Units or
components used therein, manufactured, used, leased, Sold or otherwise
transferred by or for Licensee or its Affiliates before the Effective Date of
this Agreement.

     IN WITNESS WHEREOF, the parties have executed this Agreement by their duly
authorized representatives.

INTERDIGITAL TECHNOLOGY CORPORATION     SONY ERICSSON MOBILE COMMUNICATIONS AB

By: /s/ William J. Merritt             By: /s/ Per Hendar
    --------------------------------       -------------------------------------
Name:  William J. Merritt               Name:  Per Hendar
Title: President                        Title: Corporate Vice President
Date:  March 10, 2003                   Date:  2003/03/10

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                                                     PRIVILEGED AND CONFIDENTIAL

                                  ATTACHMENT A

                                   AFFILIATES

Sony Ericsson Mobile Communications AB

Sony Ericsson Mobile Communications International AB

Sony Ericsson Mobile Communications Japan Inc.

Sony Ericsson Mobile Communications (USA) Inc.

Sony Ericsson Mobile Communications do Brazil Ltd.

Sony Ericsson Mobile Communications S.A. de C.V.

Sony Ericsson Mobile Communications S.p.A.

Sony Ericsson Mobile Communications Ltd.

Sony Ericsson Mobile Communications China

Sony Ericsson Mobile Communications Management Ltd.

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                                                     PRIVILEGED AND CONFIDENTIAL

                                  ATTACHMENT B

                       CALCULATION OF PREPAYMENT DISCOUNT

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                                                     PRIVILEGED AND CONFIDENTIAL

                                  ATTACHMENT C
                               ROYALTY PREPAYMENT
                            COVERED SUBSCRIBER UNITS

SAMPLE CALCULATION

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                                                     PRIVILEGED AND CONFIDENTIAL

                                  ATTACHMENT D
                          ROYALTY PREPAYMENT EXHAUSTION
                            COVERED SUBSCRIBER UNITS

SAMPLE CALCULATION

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                                                     PRIVILEGED AND CONFIDENTIAL

                                  ATTACHMENT E
                               PDC ROYALTY CREDIT
                            COVERED SUBSCRIBER UNITS

SAMPLE CALCULATION

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                                                     PRIVILEGED AND CONFIDENTIAL

                                  ATTACHMENT F
                          PDC ROYALTY CREDIT EXHAUSTION
                            COVERED SUBSCRIBER UNITS

SAMPLE CALCULATION

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                                                     PRIVILEGED AND CONFIDENTIAL

                                  ATTACHMENT G
                    ROYALTY PREPAYMENT OVER FOUR YEAR PERIOD
                            COVERED SUBSCRIBER UNITS

SAMPLE CALCULATION

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                                                                   EXHIBIT 10.51

CONFIDENTIAL PORTIONS OF THIS DOCUMENT HAVE BEEN REDACTED AND FILED SEPARATELY
WITH THE COMMISSION.

                       INTERDIGITAL TECHNOLOGY CORPORATION

                            PATENT LICENSE AGREEMENT

THIS IS A PATENT LICENSE AGREEMENT (the "Agreement"), dated May 8, 1995, (the
"Effective Date") between InterDigital Technology Corporation ("ITC"), a
Delaware corporation with a mailing address of 913 Market Street, Suite 802,
Wilmington, DE 19801, and NEC Corporation ("Licensee"), a Japanese corporation
with a mailing address of 7-1, Shiba 5-chome, Minato-ku, Tokyo 108-01, Japan.

                                   BACKGROUND

ITC owns and has the right to license the Licensed Patents (defined below) and
is willing to grant worldwide, non-exclusive licenses thereunder on the terms
set forth below. Licensee desires to obtain such a license.

NOW, THEREFORE, in consideration of the mutual promises contained herein, and
intending to be legally bound, the parties agree as follows:

1    Definitions. As used herein:

(a)  "Affiliate" means IDC, or a corporation or other legal entity fifty percent
     (50%) or more of the voting stock or control of which is owned, directly or
     indirectly, by Licensee, IDC, or ITC, as the case may be.

(b)  "Cellular Unit" means a Covered Subscriber Unit other than a PCS/PHS Unit
     or Wireless Local Loop Subscriber Unit.

(c)  "Covered Infrastructure Unit" means Infrastructure Equipment that is
     designed to operate in accordance with a Covered Standard.

(d)  "Covered Standards" mean IS-54, IS-136, GSM, DCS-1800/1900, PDC, PHS and
     additional standards for digital wireless communications products as added
     pursuant to Paragraph 4, below, and various derivations thereof that do not
     fundamentally alter the character thereof, where the use and operation of
     products in conformity with such standards is covered by one or more claims
     of the Licensed Patents.

(e)  "Covered Subscriber Units" means Subscriber Units that are built to operate
     in accordance with one or more Covered Standards.

(f)  "DCS 1800/1900" means the compatibility standard developed for personal
     communications systems based on GSM but intended for use in the 1.8Ghz
     and/or 1.9 Ghz frequency bands.

(g)  "GSM" means the compatibility standard developed for the 900 MHZ
     PanEuropean digital TDMA cellular mobile radio communication system,
     promulgated by the European Telecommunication Standards Institute, as
     amended from time to time.

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(h)  "IDC" means InterDigital Communications Corporation. ITC is a wholly owned
     subsidiary of InterDigital Patents Corporation which is an Affiliate of
     IDC.

(i)  "Infrastructure Equipment" means mobile switching centers, base station
     controllers, base stations, digital transceivers, and similar telephony
     equipment, which are used to interconnect a Covered Subscriber Unit to the
     wired telephone network. Switching equipment may be included in the mobile
     switching center or the base station controller.

(j)  "IS-54" means Cellular Dual Mode Mobile Station - Base Station
     Compatibility Standards, promulgated by the Electronics Industry
     Association and the Telecommunications Industry Association, as amended
     from time to time.

(k)  "IS-136" means an improved version of 15-54 which includes, among other
     things, a digital control channel.

(l)  "Licensed Patents" means every issued patent derived from a patent
     application which bears a first effective filing date on or before February
     28, 2002 and owned at any time by ITC or its Affiliates or for which ITC
     has the right to grant the licenses conveyed hereunder, (including utility
     models but excluding design patents and design registrations) in any
     country of the world, which covers the manufacture, use, sale or lease of
     Subscriber Units and/or Infrastructure Equipment for use in TDMA based
     digital wireless telecommunications systems. Licensed Patents shall also
     include published patent applications which, but only to the extent that
     ITC would have the right, under the laws of the nation in which said
     applications are published, to recover damages for infringement of said
     application during the period of publication. Licensed Patents shall not
     include patents of an entity that acquires IDC. Appendix B contains a
     complete listing of the existing patents and patent applications relating
     to TDMA based digital wireless telecommunications systems owned by ITC
     (including the expiration date of each such patent). ITC shall update such
     list annually or as otherwise requested by Licensee during the term of this
     Agreement to add newly filed or issued patent applications or patents. The
     identity and contents (if provided) of any patents applications shall be
     maintained in confidence by Licensee; provided that Licensee shall have no
     confidentiality obligation with respect to any information which:

     (i)   is already publicly available, or becomes publicly available except
           by Licensee's breach of the confidentiality obligation herein,

     (ii)  is already known to Licensee at the time of the disclosure,

     (iii) is legitimately obtained by Licensee from a third party without
           confidentiality obligation, or

     (iv)  is independently developed by Licensee at any time.

(m)  "Licensed PDC Infrastructure Equipment" means PDC Infrastructure Equipment
     licensed under this Agreement.

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(n)  "Licensee" means the company identified as "Licensee" on page 1 of this
     Agreement, and its Affiliates.

(o)  "Manufacturer's Average Selling Price" means the average price at which a
     Covered Subscriber Unit is sold by the manufacturer in an arms' length
     transaction after deducting the following items to the extent actually
     paid: (i) usual trade discounts, (ii) packing costs, (iii) costs of
     insurance and transportation, and (iv) import, export, excise, sales and
     value added taxes and custom duties. The determination of the
     Manufacturer's Average Selling Price shall be made once each calendar year
     and shall be based on sales of the applicable model of Covered Subscriber
     Unit in the immediately preceding calendar quarter.

(p)  "Net Selling Price" means the amount actually invoiced to the customer for
     a Covered Infrastructure Unit less packing, insurance and shipping costs,
     applicable import, export and excise duties, returns, trade discounts
     given, insurance and installation costs, to the extent included in the Net
     Selling Price, [**]or other Infrastructure Equipment that [**] as an
     integrated part of such base stations or other Infrastructure Equipment. If
     base stations or other Infrastructure Equipment contain [**], royalties
     shall be payable with respect to the entire cost of such base stations or
     other Infrastructure Equipment, provided, however, royalties on [**]
     intended for use with such base stations or other Infrastructure Equipment
     shall be [**] (if any) sold for use with such [**] intended to provide [**]
     of base stations or other Infrastructure Equipment. [**] as a Covered
     Infrastructure Unit, the Net Selling Price shall be calculated as [**]

(q)  "PCS Unit" means a Covered Subscriber Unit that (i) complies with DCS
     1800/1900 and (ii) whose Manufacturer's Average Selling Price is fifty
     percent (50%) or less of the Manufacturer's Average Selling Price of a
     typical GSM Subscriber Unit in the country in which such Subscriber Unit is
     sold. Any DCS 1800/1900 Subscriber Unit that does not satisfy both of the
     foregoing conditions shall be treated as a Cellular Unit for purposes of
     this Agreement.

(r)  "PCS/PHS Unit" means a (i) Subscriber Unit that complies with PHS, or (ii)
     a PCS Unit.

(s)  "PDC" means the RCR STD 27 compatibility standard developed in Japan known
     as PDC or Personal Digital Cellular or PanAsian Digital Cellular for TDMA
     digital wireless mobile radio communication systems, as amended from time
     to time.

(t)  "PHS" means the RCR STD 28 compatibility standard developed in Japan and
     known as the Personal Handyphone Standard, as amended from time to time.

(u)  "PDC Infrastructure Equipment" means Infrastructure Equipment designed for
     use in conjunction with PDC Subscriber Units.

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(v)  "PDC Infrastructure Unit" means a PDC base station which is used as the
     method of tracking the royalties payable for PDC Infrastructure Equipment.

(w)  "Subscriber Unit" means a radiotelephone, whether fixed, mobile,
     transportable, vehicular, portable or hand-held, adapted for use by a
     single person. A Subscriber Unit may be a Wireless Local Loop Subscriber
     Unit.

(x)  [**]

(y)  TDMA" means time division multiple access.

(z)  "Unlicensed Subscriber Unit" means a Subscriber Unit built in accordance
     with a Covered Standard by a third party that is not licensed under the
     Licensed Patents for the manufacture, use and sale of such Subscriber Unit.

(aa) "Wireless Local Loop Subscriber Unit" means a Subscriber Unit, other than a
     PHS Subscriber Unit, used in a digital wireless communication system that
     is specifically designed for the purpose of providing fixed wireless
     telephone service.

2    License Grant. ITC hereby grants to Licensee a non-exclusive, worldwide,
     royalty bearing license under the Licensed Patents to make, have made,
     import, use, sell, lease and/or otherwise distribute Covered Subscriber
     Units and Covered Infrastructure Units.

3    Limitations on License Grant.

(a)  Third party purchasers of Covered Subscriber Units or Covered
     Infrastructure Units purchased directly or indirectly from Licensee shall
     have the right to use and sell such purchased products for their normal or
     expected uses without obligation under patents to ITC or its Affiliates.

(b)  Notwithstanding the terms of subparagraph (a), no license is granted by
     estoppel or implication to any third party customer of Covered Subscriber
     Units to make, use or sell Infrastructure Equipment, and no license is
     granted by estoppel or implication to any third party customer of Covered
     Infrastructure Units to make, use or sell Subscriber Units, and any claims
     that ITC may have against a third party manufacturer of Unlicensed
     Subscriber Units that the use of such Unlicensed Subscriber Units with
     Infrastructure Equipment licensed hereunder contributorily infringe or
     induce the infringement of any claims of any of the Licensed Patents are
     expressly reserved by ITC hereunder.

(c)  Notwithstanding the terms of subparagraph (b), in no event shall Licensee
     be held liable for contributory infringement or inducing infringement (or
     under any similar theory of liability), based on the uses made of Covered
     Subscriber Units

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     or Covered Infrastructure Units by direct or indirect purchasers,
     regardless of the manner in which such Covered Subscriber Units or Covered
     Infrastructure Units are sold, marketed or promoted by Licensee.

4    Additional Covered Standards.

(a)  ITC and Licensee shall each have the right to designate additional
     standards (including, without limitation, Licensee product architectures,
     even if such architectures are not the subject of an industry standard) as
     candidates for adoption as Covered Standards, by giving written notice to
     the other. Any such designation shall include a full description of the
     standard, and a list of those patent claims which are deemed to cover the
     use and operation of Licensee's products in conformity with that standard.

(b)  If candidates for adoption as additional Covered Standards are designated
     by ITC, Licensee shall retain the right to object to such designation on
     the ground that such candidate is not a Covered Standard. If the parties
     are unable to reach agreement on this issue, this dispute will be resolved
     under the dispute resolution provisions of Paragraph 18.

(c)  If a candidate for adoption as an additional Covered Standard is adopted as
     such, either by agreement of the parties or through the Paragraph 18
     dispute resolution process, the parties shall enter into good faith
     negotiations to determine an appropriate royalty applicable to Covered
     Subscriber Units or Covered Infrastructure Units which comply with such
     additional Covered Standard. Such negotiations shall take into
     consideration the Manufacturer's Average Selling Price of such product, the
     Licensed Patents covering such product and the royalty rates and terms
     contained herein.

(d)  In the event that an additional Covered Standard is adopted prior to the
     exhaustion of prepaid royalties, Licensee shall have the option to apply
     prepaid royalties towards products compliant with such additional Covered
     Standard. Such prepaid royalties will be applied at a rate consistent with
     the ratio between the royalty rate applicable to already covered products
     and the royalty rate applicable to newly covered products. For example, if
     a 1995 royalty rate of $3.75 per unit were applied to a Subscriber Unit
     covered by an additional Covered Standard, sales of such Subscriber Unit
     would be applied against the prepaid royalty credit at a rate of two such
     Subscriber Units for every PCS/PHS unit which would otherwise be applicable
     against the royalty credit, reflecting the ratio between $3.75 and $7.50.

(e)  In no event shall the adoption of additional Covered Standards increase the
     royalty payable on any Covered Infrastructure Unit or Covered Subscriber
     Unit which is or would be already subject to payment of royalties
     hereunder, or affect the allocation of the prepaid royalties to such a
     product. Thus, if a particular Licensee product is already subject to
     royalty payments based on the compliance of that product with an existing
     Covered Standard, the royalty payable on current and future sales of such
     product will not be affected by the adoption of an

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         additional Covered Standard with which that product is compliant. In
         addition, if Licensee introduces a product in the future, and if that
         product is compliant with a Covered Standard listed in the originally
         executed version of this Agreement, the adoption of an additional
         Covered Standard with which that product is compliant will not increase
         the royalties otherwise payable on that product.

5        Payment of License Fees.

(a)      Advance Payment.

    (i)  Licensee shall pay ITC Twenty Three Million, Five Hundred and Thirty
         One Thousand, Two Hundred and Sixty Six U.S. Dollars ($23,531,266) as
         the unconditional irrevocable payment in full for the license granted
         under Paragraph 2 hereof on the sale of the first [**] Cellular Units,
         net of credits and returns.

    (ii) Licensee shall pay ITC Three Million, Four Hundred Eight Thousand
         Fourteen U.S. Dollars ($3,408,014) as the unconditional irrevocable
         payment in full for the license granted under Paragraph 2 hereof on the
         anticipated revenue associated with the sale of Covered Infrastructure
         Units listed in Appendix A, net of credits and returns.

   (iii) Five Million U.S. Dollars ($5,000,000) of the advance payment specified
         in subparagraphs (i) and (ii) has already been paid by Licensee. The
         remaining amount of the advance payment specified in subparagraphs (i)
         and (ii), less any Japanese withholding taxes required to be withheld,
         will be paid by wire transfer on or before May 25, 1995.

   (iv)  At Licensee's option, advance payments may be applied to any product
         licensed hereunder. If advance payments for Cellular Units are applied
         to PCS/PHS Units, such application shall be at the rate of [**] which
         would otherwise be covered. If advance payments for Cellular Units are
         applied to Covered Infrastructure Units, or vice versa, such
         application shall be made at a ratio [**]Thus, Licensee shall have the
         right to apply payments made under subparagraph (i) to Covered
         Infrastructure Units, and the right to apply payments made under
         subparagraph (ii) to Cellular Units.

    (v)  The amount of the prepayment made under this subparagraph 5(a) has been
         determined on the basis of the sales projections set forth on the
         spreadsheet attached hereto as Appendix A, using the royalty rates set
         forth in paragraph 5(b) with an interest rate of [**] percent [**]%
         used to compute present value and with a discount of [**] percent [**]%
         for economic uncertainty and as consideration for prepayment of
         royalties. Licensee represents that its sales projections are fair and
         reasonable, and represent its best current estimates of its sales of
         Covered Subscriber Units and Covered Infrastructure Units. In the event
         that the actual number of Covered Subscriber Units or Covered
         Infrastructure Units sold by Licensee in a given year are more than 25%
         greater or less than the estimate set

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         out in the Appendix A hereto, the number of such units covered by such
         prepaid royalties shall be recalculated to take into account the
         shorter or longer time for which the [**]% interest rate is being
         applied. Any dispute regarding any such adjustment shall be resolved
         under the terms of Paragraph 18.

(b)      Running Royalties.

    (i)  Royalty rate. After exhaustion of the payment under subparagraph 5(a),
         Licensee shall pay royalties to ITC on each sale (exclusive of returns
         and credits) of a Covered Subscriber Unit or a Covered Infrastructure
         Unit as follows:

         Cellular Units:           Sold Prior to December 31, 1995 - $[**]
                                   Sold Prior to December 31, 1996 - $[**]
                                   Sold thereafter - $[**]
         PCS/PHS Units:            Sold Prior to December 31, 1995 - $[**]
                                   Sold Prior to December 31, 1996 - $[**]
                                   Sold thereafter - $[**]

         Covered Infrastructure
         Units:                    [**]% of the Net Selling Price of Covered
                                   Infrastructure Equipment

   (ii)  Cap on royalties.

                  (1)      The royalty rates set forth in subparagraph (i) above
                           for Cellular Units and PCS/PHS Units are not intended
                           to exceed [**]% of the Manufacturer's Average Selling
                           Price for the applicable type of Covered Subscriber
                           Units. Accordingly, once the advance payment is
                           exhausted, Licensee shall have the option of
                           providing ITC with information sufficient to
                           determine the Manufacturer's Average Selling Price
                           for each model of Covered Subscriber Unit. If the
                           royalty provided for hereunder exceeds [**]% of the
                           Manufacturer's Average Selling Price for a model of
                           Covered Subscriber Unit, the royalty associated with
                           such model of Covered Subscriber Units shall
                           thereafter be reduced to [**]% of the Manufacturer's
                           Average Selling Price for such Covered Subscriber
                           Units. In each succeeding year, Licensee shall
                           provide ITC with sufficient information to determine
                           the Manufacturer's Average Selling Price of any
                           Covered Subscriber Units for which the royalty has
                           been reduced as described in this subparagraph, and
                           the royalty for such Covered Subscriber Units shall
                           be adjusted to take into account any subsequent price
                           changes, with such royalty always to be maintained at
                           the lower of (1) the rate specified in subparagraph
                           (i), above, or (2) [**]%.

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                  (2)      If required for purposes of subparagraph (ii)(1),
                           above, Licensee shall make sufficient information
                           available to ITC to enable it to independently verify
                           the Manufacturer's Average Selling Price. If such
                           information is not available, the parties shall
                           jointly determine a temporary Manufacturer's Average
                           Selling Price to be used for one calendar quarter
                           until an actual average Manufacturer's Average
                           Selling Price can be determined as provided for in
                           this Paragraph. ITC shall hold in confidence all
                           Manufacturer's Average Selling Price supporting
                           information provided hereunder.

(c)      For purposes of this Agreement, the manufacture, sale, lease and/or use
         of a Covered Subscriber Unit or Covered Infrastructure Equipment shall
         apply against the applicable prepaid royalty credit of Paragraph 5(a)
         or the applicable running royalties of Paragraph 5(b), as the case may
         be, if manufactured, used, sold or leased in (i) the United States,
         (ii) any country where a valid foreign counterpart of U.S. Patent No.
         [**]has issued or been published for opposition at the time in
         question, but only if said counterpart contains claims which do not
         differ materially from those of the [**] Patent, or (iii) any country
         where a foreign counterpart application to U.S. Patent No. [**] has
         been published if, under the law of the applicable country, ITC is or
         shall be entitled to recover damages based on such publication, but
         only if said counterpart contains claims which do not differ materially
         from those of the [**] Patent. At the adjustment meetings provided for
         in Paragraph 7 hereof, if requested by Licensee, the parties shall
         consider whether and which Covered Subscriber Units or Covered
         Infrastructure Equipment of Licensee are within the scope of the issued
         claims of any non-U.S. patent of the type referred to in subparagraph
         5(c)(ii) or (iii), above. Nothing herein shall be construed as
         affecting in any manner the territorial scope of the license set forth
         in Paragraph 2, above.

(d)      Neither ITC nor its Affiliates currently have any issued Japanese
         patents or published Japanese patent applications for opposition which
         relate to TDMA digital wireless communications systems. Nothing herein
         contained shall be deemed to require that royalties be paid on, or a
         portion of the prepayment be allocated to, Licensee products
         manufactured, used and sold in Japan which are compliant with PHS, PCS
         or PDC, until and unless ITC acquires one or more Licensed Patents in
         Japan covering these standards.

(e)      Only one royalty shall be payable by Licensee to ITC under this
         Agreement based on any Covered Subscriber Unit or Covered
         Infrastructure Unit. If Licensee incorporates into a Covered Subscriber
         Unit or a Covered Infrastructure Unit apparatus obtained from a third
         party, for which a license under the Licensed Patents already exist,
         the value of such apparatus shall be excluded from the royalty base for
         such product. In the event the relevant product is a Covered Subscriber
         Unit, such exclusion shall take the form of reducing the unit royalty
         payment required for such Covered Subscriber Unit.

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(f)      Any royalties payable on a published application shall be paid, or
         amounts subtracted from the prepayment, upon the issuance of the patent
         corresponding to said application, subject to the provisions of
         Paragraphs 5(c)(iii) and 7(e)(iii).

6        Wireless Local Loop Subscriber Units.

(a)      If Licensee makes, uses or sells Covered Subscriber Units which are
         Wireless Local Loop Subscriber Units, ITC shall have the option of (1)
         treating such Wireless Local Loop Subscriber Units the same as other
         Covered Subscriber Units for royalty purposes or (2) imposing a royalty
         on such Wireless Local Loop Subscriber Units of [**]% of the
         Manufacturer's Average Selling Price for each model of Wireless Local
         Loop Subscriber Unit.

(b)      In the event that ITC elects to impose a royalty on Wireless Local Loop
         Subscriber Units which is greater than the royalty which would
         otherwise be payable on such units as Covered Subscriber Units,
         Licensee shall have the option of terminating the royalty-free license
         which is granted pursuant to Paragraph 13 hereof. In such an event, the
         parties shall negotiate a cross-license, with or without royalties, as
         appropriate, for Wireless Local Loop Subscriber Units and UltraPhone
         products. Such cross-license may include a modification of the royalty
         rate which would be otherwise payable by Licensee on Wireless Local
         Loop Subscriber Units, and may include the payment of royalties by IDC
         or its Affiliates on UltraPhone sales. In the event the parties are
         unable to agree on the terms of such a cross-license, the dispute will
         be submitted to the dispute resolution process of Paragraph 18.

7        Adjustments to Royalties.

(a)      If requested by either party, the parties shall meet not more than
         annually during the term of this Agreement to discuss possible downward
         adjustments to royalties payable hereunder or other adjustments which
         may be required hereunder. Such adjustments may take the form of
         credits for additional units under the prepayment, or an adjustment of
         the running royalty rate, or both.

(b)      Adjustment meetings shall take place during the first calendar quarter
         of each year and shall alternate between Wilmington, DE and Tokyo,
         Japan. In the event the parties are unable to agree on adjustments, the
         dispute shall be submitted to the dispute resolution procedures of
         Paragraph 18 hereof.

(c)      Any adjustment pursuant to this Paragraph shall be effective on the
         date of the event giving rise to the right to have such an adjustment.

(d)      If Licensee is entitled to an adjustment of royalties as a result of
         the operation of this Paragraph, and Licensee has at the time of such
         entitlement not utilized all of the prepayment, Licensee shall receive
         a credit of additional Cellular Units and/or Covered Infrastructure
         Units which shall be determined pursuant to good faith

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         negotiations between the parties, or pursuant to Paragraph 18 if such
         good faith negotiations are not successful. A credit under the
         prepayment will not preclude an additional adjustment of the running
         royalty rate. A credit under the prepayment will take into account a
         reasonable interest rate under the circumstances used for purposes of
         computing present value.

(e)      Adjustments shall be made on a country by country and product by
         product basis under any of the following circumstances by the parties'
         agreement or if otherwise determined pursuant to the dispute resolution
         procedures of Paragraph 18:

         (i)   If all of the claims of any of the Licensed Patents which claims
               are applicable to products manufactured used or sold in
               conformance with a particular Covered Standard in a particular
               country are held invalid or unenforceable by a judgment of any
               court, arbitrator or government agency of competent jurisdiction.
               In such case, the difference between the royalty provided for
               herein or otherwise previously determined hereunder and the
               adjusted royalty shall be retained by Licensee unless an appeal
               or settlement results in such a judgment being reversed or
               vacated. In such case, the amount held back by Licensee shall be
               paid to ITC within forty five (45) days of receipt of notice
               together with substantiating material.

         (ii)  The expiration of any Licensed Patent.

  (iii)  The failure of any published application which constitutes a Licensed
         Patent to issue within two (2) years of ITC's identification of such
         application as a Licensed Patent, or the issuance of a patent from such
         application with claims materially different from those present in the
         application as published.

         (iv)  The entry of any agreement, judgment, litigation settlement,
               arbitration award or the like, pursuant to which a third party
               obtains the right to a prospectively lower royalty payment under
               Licensed Patents for the manufacture, use or sale of Covered
               Subscriber Units or Covered Infrastructure Equipment. In such an
               event, the royalty rates under this Agreement shall be reduced
               by[**]. In evaluating whether Licensee is entitled to any
               reduction in royalty fees under these provisions for most favored
               licensee treatment, the economic values of all relevant factors
               (including but not limited to acquisitions of products by or from
               IDC, joint development projects with IDC, joint venture
               relationships with IDC, royalty advances, and royalty guarantees)
               will be taken into account. For purposes of this subparagraph,
               Covered Subscriber Units shall be deemed to be equivalent to
               products manufactured by third parties which are designed to
               operate in accordance with the same Covered Standards as
               particular Covered Subscriber Units. This subparagraph shall not
               apply to license agreements executed prior to the Effective Date.
               Any adjustment under this subparagraph will take into account the
               royalty rates applicable to the third party, determined, if
               relevant,[**] and the rate of sale

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             of Cellular Units and/or Covered Infrastructure Units compared to
             the applicable rate set forth in Appendix A.

(f)  ITC shall be required to promptly inform Licensee of any event which might
     give rise to an adjustment under this Paragraph. In the event of an
     agreement, judgment, litigation settlement, arbitration award or the like,
     ITC shall promptly provide Licensee (or its independent outside counsel, if
     disclosure of the applicable document to Licensee is prohibited) with a
     copy of the relevant sections of the applicable documents.

(g)  [**]

     (i)     ITC intends to diligently enforce its patent rights with respect to
             Covered Standards and it is the intention of the parties that
             Licensee not be at a competitive disadvantage [**]

     (ii)    If Licensee notifies ITC that there [**]

     (iii)   If royalties have been [**]

8    Payments. All running royalties payable shall be paid to ITC in U.S.
     Dollars on a quarterly basis, within forty-five (45) days after the end of
     each calendar quarter on products sold by Licensee during such calendar
     quarter. All applicable taxes which are required by law to be deducted from
     amounts payable to ITC (including deductions for Japanese withholding tax)
     shall be deducted from the royalties payable hereunder and paid to the
     relevant government authority by Licensee on ITC's behalf. If any such
     deduction is required by the relevant government, Licensee will furnish ITC
     with appropriate documentation evidencing the payment of such tax as issued
     by the appropriate authority of such government.

9    Japanese Withholding Tax Provision.

(a)  For purposes of the applicability of Japanese withholding tax on the
     royalty advance, at Licensee's option, Licensee may either (i) pay on
     behalf of ITC the withholding tax on up to [**]% of the advance royalties
     paid pursuant to Paragraph 5(a) hereof, or (ii) declare that at least [**]%
     of the anticipated manufacturing and sales plans of Licensee shall be
     allocated to non-Japanese source income, with the balance being allocated
     to Japanese source income.

(b)  With respect to any additional royalties which may be payable in the future
     to ITC by Licensee, if, and to the extent, permitted by Japanese tax law,
     no withholding shall be made with respect to Covered Subscriber Units or
     Covered Infrastructure Units manufactured outside of Japan, or manufactured
     in Japan but intended for sale outside of Japan, provided, however that ITC
     shall indemnify Licensee against underpayment of withholding.

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10   Reports.

(a)  Until the exhaustion of the prepayment made hereunder, Licensee will
     provide to ITC an annual written report, setting forth the quantity of
     sales of each type of Covered Subscriber Unit and the number of Covered
     Infrastructure Units sold during such year, to the extent reasonably
     necessary for calculation of the amount of the prepayment applied to
     royalties hereunder.

(b)  Following the exhaustion of the prepayment, Licensee shall accompany each
     payment with a written report setting forth the quantity of each type of
     Covered Subscriber Unit and Covered Infrastructure Unit sold during the
     prior calendar quarter, to the extent reasonably necessary for calculation
     of royalties payable hereunder, and, if applicable, additional information
     sufficient to determine the royalties payable for units which are subject
     to royalty percentages.

(c)  All reports required under this paragraph will be certified to be complete
     and accurate by an officer of Licensee.

(d)  All information contained in any reports furnished under this paragraph
     shall be held in confidence by ITC.

11   Audits.

(a)  Licensee shall keep books and records adequate to accurately determine the
     payments due under this Agreement. The books and records must be retained
     for five (5) years after the delivery of the royalty report to which they
     relate. ITC shall have the right, no more than once per calendar year, to
     have an independent certified public accountant, who shall enter into an
     appropriate nondisclosure agreement with Licensee, inspect all relevant
     books and records of Licensee on seven (7) business days notice and during
     regular business hours to verify the reports and payments required to be
     made hereunder. The auditor shall disclose to ITC no more information than
     is reasonably necessary to determine any royalties owed hereunder. Should
     an underpayment in excess of [**] percent ([**]%) be discovered, Licensee
     shall pay the cost of the audit. In any event, Licensee shall promptly pay
     any underpayment together with interest at the annual rate of [**] percent
     ([**]%). All information obtained through such audit shall be held in
     confidence by ITC.

(b)  Licensee shall have the right, no more than once per calendar year, to have
     a mutually acceptable independent certified public account, who shall enter
     into an appropriate nondisclosure agreement with ITC, inspect all relevant
     agreements, books and records, agreements, judgements, litigation
     settlements, arbitration awards and the like, relating to the Licensed
     Patents on seven (7) business days notice and during regular-business hours
     to verify the most favored licensee status of Licensee, taking into account
     the economic value of all relevant factors. The auditor shall disclose to
     Licensee no more information than is reasonably

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     necessary for Licensee to verify its most-favored licensee status, and
     except in those extraordinary circumstances where the identity of a third
     party to an agreement or adjudication with ITC is essential information for
     the purposes of evaluating such agreement or adjudication, the auditor
     shall not disclose the identity of any such third party to Licensee. All
     information obtained through such audit shall be held in confidence by
     Licensee.

12   No Set Off. Licensee agrees and acknowledges that it has no right to, and
     shall not, attempt to set off amounts claimed to be owed based on any claim
     that it has or may have in the future against IDC or its Affiliates other
     than ITC, against amounts owed hereunder.

13   License Grant to IDC. Licensee hereby grants to IDC a worldwide, royalty
     free, paid-up, perpetual license under patents owned by it and its
     Affiliates, such license authorizing ITC and IDC to manufacture, use or
     sell any digital wireless telecommunications products based on the existing
     UltraPhone product line (including improvements thereof) manufactured and
     designed by or for IDC which are first offered for sale prior to one year
     from the Effective Date.

14   Additional Patent Licenses. With respect to any patents relating to digital
     wireless telephone systems owned by either party, or either party's
     Affiliates, which patents are not otherwise licensed hereunder, the owning
     party agrees to negotiate a reasonable license to make, have made, use,
     sell, lease and/or otherwise distribute Subscriber Units and Infrastructure
     Equipment on reasonable terms and conditions, taking into consideration the
     nature of the patent and the overall importance of the patent to the
     product. If no agreement can be reached on the nature of such terms, any
     dispute will be resolved under the dispute resolution procedures of this
     Agreement.

15   License Term. The term of this Agreement shall commence on the Effective
     Date and terminate upon the last-to-expire of the Licensed Patents
     applicable to any Covered Standard, unless sooner terminated as provided
     herein.

16   Patent Marking. All Licensee Covered Subscriber Units intended for sale
     within the United States shall include a statement that they are licensed
     under U.S. Patents, including up to five patent numbers to be provided by
     ITC; provided that ITC shall represent and warrant that such patents cover
     such products and that all of its other licensees in the United States are
     also required to mark their corresponding products with such patent
     numbers.

17   Termination.

(a)  This Agreement may be canceled by either party, upon forty-five (45) days'
     prior written notice, if the other party is in breach of any of its
     material obligations hereunder and the breach is not remedied within the
     notice period. In the event that the other party submits the underlying
     dispute to the dispute resolution procedures of this Agreement, the
     termination shall be held in abeyance until such procedures are completed,
     and shall only take effect if said procedures

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     result in a determination that the other party is in material breach. In
     such event, the other party shall be given forty-five (45) days after such
     determination to remedy such breach, with the termination to take effect
     only if the breach has not been remedied during said period.

(b)  This Agreement may be terminated without cause by Licensee upon written
     notice to ITC on thirty (30) days prior written notice, or at any time
     after the expiration, unenforceability, or invalidation of all of the
     Licensed Patents; provided, however, upon such termination, ITC shall have
     the right to take any action that it deems appropriate to collect royalties
     on products manufactured by Licensee after the termination and/or
     manufactured by Licensee before termination, but for which royalties due
     hereunder were not paid, which it believes are covered by the Licensed
     Patents.

18   Dispute Resolution.

(a)  Negotiation of Disputes. In the event of any dispute arising under this
     Agreement (including, without limitation, failure of the parties to agree
     on royalty rates, number of Licensee's products covered by the prepaid
     royalties, royalty reductions for patent invalidity, non-coverage,
     unenforceability or expiration or most favored license provisions, or other
     matters concerning royalty rates), senior executives of the parties with
     decision making authority will meet in Wilmington, DE, Tokyo, Japan or such
     other city as may be agreeable to the parties as soon as reasonably
     possible (but no later than sixty (60) days after notice) and will enter
     into good faith negotiations aimed at resolving the dispute. If they are
     unable to resolve the dispute in a mutually satisfactory manner within an
     additional sixty (60) days, the matter may be submitted to mediation and
     arbitration as provided for below.

(b)  Mediation of Disputes. The parties agree to submit any unresolved dispute
     to a sole mediator selected by the parties as soon as reasonably possible
     but no later than sixty (60) days after notice). Any such mediation shall
     be non-binding. If not thus resolved, the parties will proceed as specified
     in subparagraph (c).

(c)  Arbitration. Any disputes arising under this Agreement which are not
     resolved as provide for in subparagraphs 18(a) and (b) shall be submitted
     to an arbitration proceeding which shall take place in Washington, D.C. The
     proceeding shall be conducted under the then prevailing rules for
     commercial arbitration (or, if the matter involves issues of patent
     validity, infringement or enforceability, the patent arbitration rules) of
     the American Arbitration Association, by a panel of three (3) arbitrators
     reasonably acceptable to both of the parties, one of whom must have
     substantial experience in the field of telecommunications. The arbitrators
     shall have the authority to permit limited discovery to the extent required
     by a party in order to establish its position. The decision of the
     arbitrators shall be final and binding and may be entered and enforced in
     any court of competent jurisdiction. Any monetary award shall be payable in
     U.S. dollars, free of any tax, offset or other deduction. Any determination
     of the arbitration shall be confidential to the parties hereto and binding
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counsel, and the arbitrators shall take all reasonable steps to conclude the
arbitration within six (6) months after it is instituted.

19   Miscellaneous.

(a)  Notices. All notices or other communications required or permitted under
     this Agreement shall be in writing and shall be delivered by personal
     delivery, registered mail, return receipt requested, or a qualified "Next
     Day Air" delivery service addressed as follows:

     If to ITC:    InterDigital Technology Corporation
                               913 Market Street, Suite 802
                               Wilmington, Delaware 19801
                               Attention: President

     If to Licensee:     NEC Corporation
                               7-1, Shiba 5-chome
                               Minato-ku, Tokyo 108-01, Japan
                               Attention: General Manager,
                               Intellectual Property Division

(b)  ITC warrants that it owns the patents and patent applications identified in
     Appendix B hereto and that such patent and applications include all those
     of ITC and its Affiliates concerning Covered Subscriber Units or Covered
     Infrastructure Units, that by Agreement with IDC, ITC will own all patents
     and patent application filed on or before February 28, 2002 for inventions
     made by IDC and its Affiliates and that it has the right to grant this
     license to the Licensed Patents. IDC shall confirm to Licensee in writing
     its agreement to assign all such patents and patent application to ITC.

(c)  Nothing in this Agreement shall be construed as:

        (i)     Requiring the maintenance of the Licensed Patents;

        (ii)    A warranty as to the validity or scope of the Licensed Patents;

        (iii)   A warranty or representation that any product will be free from
                infringement of patents of third parties;

        (iv)    An agreement to bring or prosecute actions against third party
                infringers of the Licensed Patents;

        (v)     Conferring any license or right under any patent other than the
                Licensed Patents; or

        (vi)    Conferring any right to use the Licensed Patents outside the
                field of use defined by the license grant of Paragraph 2.

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(d)  This Agreement is personal to Licensee and may not be assigned or
     transferred, nor may any license granted hereunder be assigned or
     transferred, whether by operation of law or otherwise, and any attempt to
     make any such assignment or transfer shall be null and void; provided,
     however, this Agreement may be transferred in connection with the sale of
     all or substantially all of the business or assets of Licensee to which
     this Agreement relates. The license granted hereunder to Licensee shall
     survive any transfer by operation of law or otherwise of the Licensed
     Patents or otherwise of the Licensed Patents or this Agreement by ITC.

(e)  Licensee and ITC agree to hold in confidence and not to disclose, except
     under a requirement of confidentiality or an appropriate protective order,
     any of the terms of this Agreement, except as required by law or government
     regulation, or except to the party's outside counsel. The press release
     attached as Appendix C shall be issued by ITC on or after the Effective
     Date, but not before the ratification of this Agreement by Licensee's Board
     of Directors; provided that ITC shall first provide to Licensee an opinion
     of counsel that disclosure of the amount of the prepaid royalty under
     Paragraph 5 is required by U.S. securities laws. The per-unit royalties
     pursuant to Paragraph 5 will not be disclosed. Such press release, when and
     if issued, and shall be the basis for any further disclosures concerning
     this Agreement by IDC.

(f)  The validity and interpretation of this Agreement shall be governed by
     Delaware law, without regard to conflict of laws principles and the parties
     submit to the jurisdiction of the state and federal courts of the State of
     Delaware solely for the purpose of enforcing the dispute resolution clause
     set forth in Paragraph 18. Process may be served on either party by U.S.
     Mail, postage prepaid, or by a recognized "Next Day Air" service.

(g)  This Agreement contains the complete and final agreement between the
     parties, and supersedes all previous understandings relating to the subject
     matter hereof whether oral or written. This Agreement may only be modified
     by a written agreement signed by duly authorized representatives of the
     parties.

                                      -16-

<PAGE>

IN WITNESS WHEREOF, the parties have executed this Agreement by their duly
authorized representatives.

INTERDIGITAL TECHNOLOGY             NEC CORPORATION
 CORPORATION

By:  /s/                            By:    /s/ Toshiyuki Nishihara
     ---------------------                 -----------------------

                                           General Manager
Title: Vice President               Title: Mobile Communications Division
                                           ------------------------------

Dated: 5/2/95                       Dated: 5/8/95
       -------------------                 -------------------------

                          ATTEST:
                                    By:    /s/ Yoshikazu Takayama
                                       --------------------------

                                           Senior Manager
                                           Mobile Communications
                                    Title: Systems Division
                                          --------------------------

                                    Dated: 5/8/95
                                           -------------------------

                                      -17-

<PAGE>

                               Index of Appendices

Appendix A - NEC Corporate Sales Projections

Appendix B - ITC Patents (U.S.)

Appendix C - Press Release

Appendix D - ITC Patents (foreign)

                                      -18-

<PAGE>

                               APPENDIX A - PAGE 1

                NEC CORPORATION SALES PROJECTIONS FOR TDMA DIGTAL
                         CELLULAR PCS and PHS SUBSCRIBER
                                 UNITS - 3/25/95
<TABLE>
<CAPTION>
CELLULAR Subscriber Units
YEAR                               1995              1996           1997           1998           1999     CUMULATIVE
-------------------------- ------------- ----------------- -------------- -------------- -------------- --------------
<S>                        <C>           <C>               <C>            <C>            <C>            <C>
Quantity                          70,000           580,000      1,050,000      1,290,000      1,450,000      4,440,000

Rate                       $          15 $              12 $           10 $           10 $           10
-------------------------- ------------- ----------------- -------------- -------------- -------------- --------------
Total                      $   1,050,000 $       6,960,000 $   10,500,000 $   12,900,000 $   14,500,000 $   45,910,000
========================== ============= ================= ============== ============== ============== ==============

Present Value @ 11%                      $   31,375,021.41

PCS/PHS Subscriber Units
<CAPTION>
YEAR                                1995              1996           1997           1998           1999     CUMULATIVE
-------------------------- ------------- ----------------- -------------- -------------- -------------- --------------
<S>                        <C>           <C>               <C>            <C>            <C>            <C>
Quantity                              0                  0              0              0              0              0

Rate                       $        7.50 $               8 $            5 $            5 $            5
-------------------------- ------------- ----------------- -------------- -------------- -------------- --------------
Total                      $           0 $               0 $            0 $            0 $            0 $            0
========================== ============= ================= ============== ============== ============== ==============

Present Value @ 11%                      $            0.00

Total Present Values                          Cellular         PCS/PHS        Total         Discount        Payment
-------------------------- ------------- ----------------- -------------- -------------- -------------- --------------
Present Value @ 11%                      $      31,375,021 $            0 $   31,375,021           0.75 $   23,531,255
-------------------------- ------------- ----------------- -------------- -------------- -------------- --------------
</TABLE>

<PAGE>

                               APPENDIX A - PAGE 2

                  D - AMPS
<TABLE>
<CAPTION>
    Year         85                                   Royalty Base               Rate                 Total
------------- ----------                        -------------------------- ----------------- -------------------------
    <S>          <C>     <C>                    <C>                              <C>         <C>
    1995         50      $       290  K         $         14,500  K              2.670  %    $           387  K

    1996         120     $       290  K         $         34,800  K              2.670  %    $           829  K

    1997         140     $       290  K         $         40,500  K              2.670  %    $         1,084  K

    1998         120     $       290  K         $         34,800  K              2.670  %    $           529  K

    1999         95      $       290  K         $         27,550  K              2.670  %    $           738  K

<CAPTION>
    Year         BSC                                  Royalty Base               Rate                 Total
------------- ----------                        -------------------------- ----------------- -------------------------
    <S>          <C>     <C>                    <C>                              <C>         <C>
    1995          9      $       500  K         $          4,500  K              2.670  %    $           120  K

    1996         20      $       500  K         $         10,000  K              2.670  %    $           267  K

    1997         23      $       500  K         $         11,500  K              2.670  %    $           307  K

    1998         20      $       500  K         $         10,000  K              2.670  %    $           257  K

    1999         18      $       500  K         $          8,000  K              2.670  %    $           214  K

<CAPTION>
    Year         BSC                                  Royalty Base               Rate                 Total
------------- ----------                        -------------------------- ----------------- -------------------------
    <S>          <C>     <C>                    <C>                              <C>         <C>
    1995          3      $     2,500  K         $          7,500  K              1.335  %    $           100  K

    1996          7      $     2,500  K         $         17,500  K              1.335  %    $           234  K

    1997          8      $     2,500  K         $         20,000  K              1.335  %    $           267  K

    1998          7      $     2,500  K         $         17,500  K              1.335  %    $           234  K

    1999          6      $     2,500  K         $         15,000  K              1.335  %    $           200  K

<CAPTION>
    Year                     Total Royalty              Discount Pay                Balance
-------------            ---------------------- -------------------------- --------------------------
    <S>          <C>     <C>                    <C>                        <C>        <C>
    1995                 $       507  K         $            456  K        $          3,327  K

    1996                 $     1,430  K         $          1,072  K        $          2,821  K

    1997                 $     1,658  K         $          1,244  K        $          1,686  K

    1998                 $     1,430  K         $          1,072  K        $            777  K

    1999                 $     1,149  K         $            862  K        $              0  K
</TABLE>

                           Present Value @ 11%                    $ 4,544,019  K
                           Discount                                      0.76
                           Royalty Payable                        $ 3,408,014  K

<PAGE>

                                   APPENDIX B

                                   STATUS LIST

                                                                         4/27/95

 InterDigital Technology Corporation - U.S. TDMA Patents and Patent Applications

<TABLE>
<CAPTION>
                                       Patent No.
               Title                  or Serial No.   Filing Date   Docket No.              Status
               -----                  -------------   -----------   ----------              ------
<S>                                     <C>             <C>           <C>        <C>
Modem For RF Subscriber Telephone       4,644,561       03/20/85      1-22US     17 years duration from issue date of
System                                                                           Feb. 17, 1987

Subscriber RF Telephone System For      4,675,863       03/20/85      1-22US     17 years duration from issue date of
Providing Multiple Speech And/Or                                                 June 23, 1987
Data Signals Simultaneously Over
Either A Single Or A Plurality of
RF Channels

Frequency Synthesizer For Broadcast     4,785,260       03/18/86      1-25US     17 years duration from issue date of
Telephone System Having Multiple                                                 Nov. 15, 1988
Assignable Frequency Channels

Subscriber Unit For Wireless            4,825,448       08/07/86      1-26US     17 years duration from issue date of
Digital Telephone System                                                         Apr. 25, 1989

Modem For RF Subscriber Telephone       4,764,940       11/24/86      1-27US     17 years duration from issue date of
System (continuation of 1-22US)                                                  Aug. 16, 1988

Connection of Subscriber                4,779,262       10/21/86      1-28US     17 years duration from issue date of
Communication Network Base Station                                               Oct. 18, 1988
To External Information Network

Subscriber RF Telephone System For      4,817,089       03/27/87      1-29US     17 years duration from issue date of
Providing Multiple Speech And/Or                                                 Mar. 28, 1989
Data Signals Simultaneously Over
Either A Single Or A Plurality Of
RF Channels (continuation of
1-23US)

Base Station For Wireless Digital       4,777,633       08/06/87      1-30US     17 years duration from issue date of
Telephone System In Digital                                                      Oct. 11, 1988
Communication Systems

Apparatus And Method For Obtaining      4,785,450       08/03/87      1-31US     17 years duration from issue date of
</TABLE>

<PAGE>

<TABLE>
<S>                                    <C>              <C>          <C>         <C>
Frequency Agility In Digital                                                     Nov. 15, 1988
Communication Systems

Initialization of Communication         4,811,420       07/08/87      1-32US     17 years duration from issue date of
Channel Between A Subscriber                                                     Mar. 7, 1989
Station And A Base Station In A
Subscriber Communication System

Base Station Emulator                   4,935,927       11/20/87      1-33US     17 years duration from issue date of
                                                                                 Jun. 19, 1990

Frequency Synthesizer For Broadcast     4,862,107       06/27/88      1-34US     17 years duration from issue date of
Telephone System Having Multiple                                                 Aug. 29, 1989
Assignable Frequency Channels
(continuation of 1-25US)

Band-Pass Filter And Support            4,940,956       09/21/88      1-35US     17 years duration from issue date of
Structure Therefor                                                               Jul. 10, 1990

Deglitching Means For Digital           4,986,697       10/12/88      1-36US     17 years duration from issue date of
Communication Systems (division of                                               Feb. 26, 1991
1-26US)

Digital Signals and Frequency           4,893,317       10/12/88      1-37US     17 years duration from issue date of
Correction In A Digital Wireless                                                 Jan. 9, 1990
System (division of 1-26US)

Subscriber Unit For Wireless            5,177,741       10/12/88      1-38US     17 years duration from issue date of
Digital Telephone System (division                                               01/05/93
of 1-26US)

Subscriber Unit For Wireless           01/264,200       06/22/94     1-38.2US    Office Action received; response due
Digital Telephone System (FWC of                                                 03/07/95
1-38.1US)

AM Equalizer Circuit for Digital        4,881,240       10/12/88      1-40US     17 years duration from issue date of
Systems (division of 1-26US)                                                     Nov. 14, 1989

Digital Time-Multiplexed Quadratura     5,101,418       10/12/88      1-41US     17 years duration from issue date of
Frequency Upconverter (division of                                               Mar. 31, 1992
1-26US)

Subscriber Unit For Wireless            4,994,802       10/12/88      1-42US     17 years duration from issue date of
Digital Telephone System (division                                               Feb. 19, 1991
of 1-26US)

Subscriber Unit for Wireless            4,943,983       10/12/88      1-43US     17 years duration from issue date of
Digital Telephone System                                                         Jul. 24, 1990
(continuation of 1-26US)
</TABLE>

<PAGE>

<TABLE>
<S>                                    <C>              <C>          <C>         <C>
Combination Spatial Diversity System    4,953,197       12/08/88      1-44US     17 years duration from issue date of
                                                                                 Aug. 28, 1990

Subscriber RF Telephone System For      4,912,705       03/16/89      1-45US     17 years duration from issue date of
Providing Multiple Speech And/Or                                                 Mar. 27, 1990
Data Signals Simultaneously Over
Either A Single Or A Plurality of
RF Channels (continuation of 1-29US)

Subscriber RF Telephone System For      5,022,024       05/08/89      1-46US     17 years duration from issue date of
Providing Multiple Speech And/Or                                                 Jun. 4, 1991
Data Signals Simultaneously Over
Either A Single Or A Plurality of
RF Channels (continuation of 1-45US)

Communication Signal Compression        4,970,089       06/21/89      1-47US     17 years duration from issue date of
System And Method                                                                Nov. 27, 1990

Communication Signal Compression        5,072,308       11/26/90     1-47.1US    17 years duration from issue date of
System And Method (continuation of                                               Dec. 10, 1991
1-47US)

Subscriber Unit For Wireless            5,067,141       10/10/89      1-48US     17 years duration from issue date of
Digital Telephone System (division                                               Nov. 19, 1991
of 1-37US)

Subscriber Unit For Wireless            5,008,900       01/14/89      1-49US     17 years duration from issue date of
Digital Subscriber Communication                                                 Apr. 16, 1991
System

Subscriber Unit For Wireless            5,146,473       02/20/91     1-49.1US    17 years duration from issue date of
Digital Subscriber Communication                                                 Sep. 8, 1992
System (continuation of 1-49US)

Subscriber Unit For Wireless            5,325,396       09/04/92     1-49.2US    17 years duration from issue date of
Digital Subscriber Communication                                                 June 28, 1994
System (continuation of 1-49.1US)

Subscriber Unit For Wireless           06/222,670       04/04/94     1-49.3US    Office Action received; response due
Digital Subscriber Communication                                                 04/11/95
System (continuation of 1-49.2US)

Base Station Emulator (FWC of          08/347,835       12/01/94     1-50.2US    V & K filed IDS on 03/01/95
1-50.1US)

Subscriber Unit For Wireless Digital   08/203,744       03/01/94     1-51.1US    Notice of Allowance received; Issue
</TABLE>

<PAGE>

<TABLE>
<S>                                    <C>            <C>            <C>         <C>
Telephone System (continuation                                                   Fee due 01/17/95
 of 1-51US)

Automatic Adaptive Equalizer            5,168,507       11/09/89      1-52US     17 years duration from issue date of
(continuation of 1-40US)                                                         12/01/92

Subscriber RF Telephone System For      5,121,391       11/20/89      1-53US     17 years duration from 06/23/87;
Providing Multiple Speech And/Or                                                 Issued 06/09/92
Data Signals Simultaneously Over
Either A Single Or A Plurality Of
RF Channels (continuation of 1-45US)

Multiple Impulse Exaltation Speech      5,235,670       10/03/90      1-54US     17 years duration from issue date of
Encoder and Decoder                                                              08/10/93

Multiple Impulse Exaltation Speech     08/104,174       08/09/93     1-54.1US    Office Action (restriction requirement
Encoder and Decoder (continuation                                                received) received; response due
of 1-54US)                                                                       05/05/95

Frequency Synthesizer Circuitry For     5,159,705       03/13/93     1-55.1US    17 years duration from issue date of
Wireless Digital Telephone System                                                10/27/92
(FWC of 1-55US)

Subscriber RF Telephone System for      5,119,375       12/27/90      1-56US     17 years duration from issue date of
Providing Multiple Speech And/Or                                                 6/02/92
Data Signals Simultaneously Over
Either A Single Or A Plurality Of
RF Channels (continuation of 1-46US)

Radio Frequency Communications          5,212,830       05/31/91      1-57US     17 years duration from issue date of
System                                                                           05/18/93

Radio Frequency Communications          5,386,686       05/17/93     1-57.1US    17 years duration from issue date of
System (continuation of I-57US)                                                  03/07/95

Radio Frequency Communications         Not available  Not available  1-57.2US    Filed
System (continuation of 1-57.1US)

Subscriber RF Telephone System For     07/831,198       01/31/92      I-58US     DS&H filed Amendment on 03/03/94;
Providing Multiple Speech And/Or                                                 Third Supplemental Amendment filed
Data Signals Simultaneously Over                                                 03/18/94; IDS filed 04/15/94
Either A Single Or A Plurality Of
RF Channels (division of 1-56US)
</TABLE>

<PAGE>

<TABLE>
<S>                                    <C>              <C>          <C>         <C>
Subscriber RF Telephone System For     08/051,782       04/22/93     1-58.1US    Office Action received; response due
Providing Multiple Speech And/Or                                                 02/22/95
Data Signals Simultaneously Over
Either A Single Or A Plurality Of
RF Channels (division of 1-58US)

Subscriber RF Telephone System For     08/052,006       04/22/93     1-58.2US    Office Action (final rejection) received;
Providing Multiple Speech And/Or                                                 response due 03/13/95
Data Signals Simultaneously Over
Either A Single Or A Plurality Of
RF Channels (division of 1-58US)

Subscriber RF Telephone System For     08/052,013       04/22/93     I-58.3US    DB&K filed Amendment on 12/22/94 in response
Providing Multiple Speech And/Or                                                 to Office Action
Data Signals Simultaneously Over
Either A Single Or A Plurality Of
RF Channels (continuation of 1-58US)

Detection of Multifrequency Tone        5,333,191       04/22/93      1-59US     17 years duration from Issue Date of
Signals                                                                          07/26/94

Modularly Clustered Radio Telephone    08/129,444       09/30/93      1-61US     H. Popper filed response on 01/20/95
System                                                                           with respect to restriction requirement

Efficient Codebook Structures For      08/166,223       12/14/93      1-63US     IDS filed 12/13/93
Code Excited Linear Prediction
Coding

Power Consumption Control Method          276,471       07/21/94      1-64US     Office Action (restriction requirement)
And Apparatus For A Communication                                                received; response due 04/08/95
System Subscriber Unit

Wireless Telephone Distribution           301,230       09/06/94      1-65US     IDS filed by A. Jacobson on 09/06/94
With Time And Space Diversity
Transmission
</TABLE>

<PAGE>

                                   APPENDIX C

            INTERDIGITAL ANNOUNCES PATENT LICENSE AGREEMENT WITH NEC

King of Prussia, PA, May ___, 1995 . . . InterDigital Communications corporation
(ASE-IDC) announced today that its subsidiary InterDigital Technology
Corporation ("InterDigital Technology") has entered into a royalty bearing
license agreement with NEC Corporation covering the manufacture, use and sale of
TDMA based subscriber units and infrastructure equipment. Under the agreement,
InterDigital Technology will receive a royalty advance in excess of $20 million
and potential additional royalties on digital wireless telephones and
infrastructure equipment built in accordance with the TDMA based IS-54, IS-136,
GSM, DCS-1800/1900, PDC and PHS standards. The advance payment is due on May 25,
1995 and is irrevocable and non-refundable.

William J. Burns, Chairman of the Board of InterDigital Communications stated,
"We are pleased that InterDigital Technology has entered into this important new
license agreement with NEC."

InterDigital develops and markets advanced digital wireless telecommunications
systems using proprietary technologies for voice and data communications.
InterDigital Technology holds and is the licensor of an extensive patent
portfolio on IDMA and Broadband-Code Division Multiple Access (B-CDMA)
technologies.

<PAGE>

                                   Appendix D

                       InterDigital Technology Corporation
              FOREIGN TDMA PENDING APPLICATIONS AND ISSUED PATENTS
                                [April 20, 1995]

Title: MODEM FOR RF SUBSCRIBER TELEPHONE SYSTEM (1-22US)
Patent No.: 4,644,561
Issued: February 17, 1987

<TABLE>
<CAPTION>
                             Serial No. (S.N.),    Filing Date (F.D.),
                           Patent No. (P.N.) or   Issue Date (I.D.) or
                             Registration No.      Registration Date
Docket No.     Country            (R.N.)                 (R.D.)                    Present Status
----------     -------     --------------------   --------------------             --------------
<S>           <C>           <C>                      <C>                 <C>
1-22AR        Argentina       241,354 (P.N.)         05/29/92 (I.D.)     Granted; 15 years duration from issue date
                              306,625 (S.N.)         01/29/87 (F.D.)

1-22AU        Australia       581,249 (P.N.)         05/26/89 (I.D.)     Granted; 16 years duration from filing date
                             47676/85 (S.N.)         09/23/85 (F.D.)

1-22.1AU      Australia       588,512 (P.N.)         01/11/90 (I.D.)     Granted; 16 years duration from filing date of
                             21624/88 (S.N.)         08/29/88 (F.D.)     patent case (09/23/85)

1-22AT         Austria       A 3782/85 (S.N.)        12/31/85 (F.D.)     DS&M sent instructions to assoc. on 10/13/94 in
                                                                         response to Office Action

1-22BE         Belgium        903,986 (P.N.)         07/07/86 (I.D.)     Granted; 20 years duration from filing date
                              216097 (S.N.)          01/06/86 (F.D.)

1-22BR          Brazil      PI 8505597 (P.N.)        06/25/91 (I.D.)     Granted; 15 years duration from filing date
                            PI 8505597 (S.N.)        11/07/85 (F.D.)

1-22CN          Canada       1,234,873 (P.N.)        04/05/88 (I.D.)     Granted; 17 years duration from issue date
                              483,682 (S.N.)         10/23/85 (F.D.)

1-22.1CN       Canada       1,324,642 (P.N.)        11/23/93 (I.D.)      Granted; 17 years duration from issue date
               (Cont.)        584,023 (S.N.)         11/24/88 (F.D.)

1-22CL          Chile         36.081 (P.N.)          07/11/88 (I.D.)     Granted; 15 years duration from issue date
                               82-87 (S.N.)          02/13/87 (F.D.)
</TABLE>

<PAGE>

<TABLE>
<S>           <C>         <C>                        <C>                 <C>
1-22CI          China          3614 (P.N.)           10/11/89 (I.D.)     Granted; 15 years duration from filing date
                             86100949 (S.N.)         02/13/86 (F.D.)

1-22DK         Denmark        4270/85 (S.N.)         09/20/85 (F.D.)     No action as of yet

1-22FI         Finland         86237 (P.N.)          07/27/92 (I.D.)     Granted; 20 years duration from filing date
                              855174 (S.N.)          12/30/85 (F.D.)

1-22FR          France       85 19244 (P.N.)         04/09/93 (I.D.)     Granted; 20 years duration from filing date
                             85 19244 (S.N.)         12/26/85 (F.D.)

1-22DE         Germany     P 36 09 394.7 (S.N.)      03/20/86 (F.D.)     Office Action received; response due 11/18/94

1-22HK        Hong Kong      960/1989 (R.N.)         11/30/89 (R.D.)     Expires with the corres. British patent

1-22IN          India         165,182 (P.N.)         03/16/90 (I.D.)     Granted; 14 years duration from filing date
                            852/DEL/15 (S.N.)        10/15/85 (F.D.)

1-22ID        Indonesia      P-003023 (S.N.)         05/19/92 (F.D.)     DS&M sent corrs. Search Reports to assoc. on
                                                                         11/01/94 in response to Request

1-22IE         Ireland         56779 (P.N.)          04/01/92 (I.D.)     Granted; 20 years duration from filing date
                              2730/85 (S.N.)         11/04/85 (F.D.)

1-22IL          Israel         76617 (P.N.)          03/16/90 (I.D.)     Granted; 20 years duration from filing date
                               76617 (S.N.)          10/09/85 (F.D.)

1-22IT          Italy         1191293 (P.N.)         02/24/88 (I.D.)     Granted; 20 years duration from filing date
                             47780A/86 (S.N.)        03/17/86 (F.D.)

1-22JP          Japan       39330/1986 (S.N.)        02/26/86 (F.D.)     Trial examiner requires clarification of issues
                          1365/1992 (Trial No.)                          and answering of questions ASAP (02/13/95)

I-22KA          Korea         41,756 (P.N.)          05/14/91 (I.D.)     Granted; Patent valid from 02/07/93 to 11/04/00
                              8217/85 (S.N.)         11/04/85 (F.D.)     (Published 02/06/91)

1-22MY         Malaysia     MY-101141-A (P.N.)       07/31/91 (I.D.)     Granted; 15 years duration from issue date
                            PI 8700085 (S.N.)        02/20/87 (F.D.)

1-22MX          Mexico        161.796 (P.N.)         12/28/90 (I.D.)     Granted; 14 years duration from issue date
                               1940 (S.N.)           03/20/86 (F.D.)
</TABLE>

                                        2

<PAGE>

<TABLE>
<S>          <C>             <C>                     <C>                 <C>
1-22NL       Netherlands     85.03399 (S.N.)         12/10/85 (F.D.)     Assoc. responded to Office Action on 12/20/94
                                                                         acting on DS&M's instructions

1-22NO          Norway        854602 (S.N.)          12/18/85 (F.D.)     Assoc. filed instructions to Office Action in
                                                                         02/94 acting on DS&M's instructions

1-22SG        Singapore       651/89 (R.N.)          11/26/89 (R.D.)     Expires with corres. British patent

1-22ES          Spain        518.367/0 (P.N.)        05/22/87 (I.D.)     Granted; 20 years duration from filing date
                                                     10/30/85 (F.D.)

1-22.1ES        Spain        557.511/7 (P.N.)        10/02/87 (I.D.)     Granted; 20 years duration from filing date
               (Cont.)                               04/28/87 (F.D.)

1-22SE          Sweden       8504663-9 (P.N.)        03/21/91 (I.D.)     Granted; 20 years duration from filing date
                                                     10/09/85 (F.D.)

1-22CH       Switzerland      668675 (P.N.)          01/13/89 (I.D.)     Granted; 20 years duration from filing date
                                                     12/30/85 (F.D.)

1-22TW          Taiwan         76186 (P.N.)          11/30/87 (I.D.)     Granted; 15 years duration from publication
                                                                         date of 12/01/86

1-22GB           U.K.         2174274 (P.N.)         06/21/89 (I.D.)     Granted; 20 years duration from filing date
                             8525463.9 (S.N.)        10/16/85 (F.D.)
</TABLE>

                                        3

<PAGE>

          Title: SUBSCRIBER OF TELEPHONE SYSTEM FOR PROVIDING MULTIPLE
              SPEECH AND/OR DATA SIGNALS SIMULTANEOUSLY OVER EITHER
                 A SINGLE OR A PLURALITY OF RF CHANNELS (1-23US)

Patent No.: 4,675,863
Issued: June 23, 1987

<TABLE>
<CAPTION>

                                 Serial No. (S.N.),    Filing Date (F.D.),
                               Patent No. (P.N.) or   Issue Date (I.D.) or
Docket No.     Country        Registration No.(R.N.)  Registration Date (R.D.)         Present Status
----------     -------        ----------------------  -----------------------          --------------
<S>             <C>               <C>                   <C>                  <C>
1-23AR          Argentina         241,428 (P.N.)        07/31/92 (I.D.)      Granted; 15 years duration from issue date
                                  306,626 (S.N.)        01/29/87 (F.D.)

1-23AU          Australia         576,627 (P.N.)        02/14/89 (I.D.)      Granted; 16 years duration from filing date
                                  47679/85 (S.N.)       09/23/85 (F.D.)

1-23.1AU        Australia         595,139 (P.N.)        07/10/90 (I.D.)      Granted; 16 years duration from filing date
                  (Div.)          24710/88 (S.N.)       11/04/88 (F.D.)      of parent case (09/23/85)

1-23AT           Austria          A 731/86 (S.N.)       03/19/86 (F.D.)      Assoc. filed DS&M's instructions to Office
                                                                             Action on 05/05/94

1-23BE           Belgium          904,065 (P.N.)        02/14/86 (I.D.)      Granted; 20 years duration from filing date
                                   216151 (S.N.)        01/20/86 (F.D.)

1-23BR            Brazil         PT 8505598 (P.N.)      03/30/93 (I.D.)      Granted; 15 years duration from filing date
                                 PT 8505598 (S.N.)      11/07/85 (F.D.)

1-23CN            Canada         1,250,673 (P.N.)       02/28/89 (I.D.)      Granted; 17 years duration from issue date
                                  493,609 (S.N.)        10/23/85 (F.D.)

1-23.1CN          Canada         1,307,066 (P.N.)       09/01/92 (I.D.)      Granted; 17 years duration from issue date
                                  576,582 (S.N.)        09/06/88 (F.D.)

1-23CL            Chile            36.080 (P.N.)        07/11/88 (I.D.)      Granted; 15 years duration from issue date
                                   139-87 (S.N.)        03/10/87 (F.D.)

1-23.1CL          Chile            37.738 (P.N.)        06/12/91 (I.D.)      Granted; 15 years duration from issue date
               (Pat. Add.)         059-89 (S.N.)        02/02/89 (F.D.)
</TABLE>

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<TABLE>
<S>          <C>               <C>                   <C>                     <C>
1-23CI            China             7934 (P.N.)         11/14/90 (I.D.)      Granted; 15 years duration from filing date
                                  86100014 (S.N.)       01/04/86 (F.D.)

1-23DK           Denmark          4269/85 (S.N.)        09/20/85 (F.D.)      Assoc. filed DS&M's instructions on 11/07/94
                                                                             in response to Office Action

1-23FI           Finland           855175 (S.N.)        12/30/85 (F.D.)      Office Action received; response due 04/14/95

1-23FR            France          85 00440 (P.N.)       03/16/90 (I.D.)      Granted; 20 years duration from filing date
                                  85 00440 (S.N.)       01/14/86 (F.D.)

1-23DE           Germany         36 09 395 (P.N.)       06/28/90 (I.D.)      Granted; 20 years duration from filing date;
                               P 36 09 395.5 (S.N.)     03/20/86 (F.D.)      Alcatel, Siemens, and Philips filed Appeal on
                                                                             11/29/93 to the German Patent Office's decision
                                                                             in favor of ITC

1-23.1DE     Germany (Div. -   P 36 45 295.5 (S.N.)     11/18/93 (F.D.)      Filed; Request for Examination filed 11/18/93
             Carrier Signal)

1-23.2DE     Germany (Div. -   P 36 45 296.3 (S.N.)     11/18/93 (F.D.)      Filed; Request for Examination filed 11/18/93
              Base Station)

1-23.3DE     Germany (Div. -   P 36 45 297.1 (S.N.)     11/18/93 (F.D.)      Filed; Request for Examination filed 11/18/93
               Send Receive
                  Unit)

1-23.4DE         Germany       P 36 45 299.8 (S.N.)     11/18/93 (F.D.)      Filed; Request for Examination filed 11/18/93
               (Transparent
               Duplex Mode)

1-23GR            Greece          87.0966 (F.N.)        12/04/87 (I.D.)      Granted; 15 years duration from filing date
                                  87.0966 (S.N.)        06/19/87 (F.D.)

1-23.1GR          Greece          1000657 (F.N.)        05/07/92 (I.D.)      Granted; 20 years duration from filing date
               (Pat. Add.)                              05/07/92 (F.D.)

1-23HK          Hong Kong        3 of 1990 (R.N.)       01/04/90 (R.D.)      Expires with corres. British patent

1-23IN            India            165724 (P.N.)        08/10/90 (I.D.)      Granted; 14 years duration from filing date
                                                        10/15/85 (F.D.)

1-23ID          Indonesia         P-004466 (S.N.)       07/31/92 (F.D.)      Corre. Search Reports needed by 10/14/94
</TABLE>

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<PAGE>

<TABLE>
<S>             <C>             <C>                     <C>                  <C>
1-23IE           Ireland           56780 (P.N.)         04/01/92 (I.D.)      Granted; 20 years duration from filing date
                                                        11/04/85 (F.D.)

1-23IL            Israel           76618 (P.N.)         03/16/90 (I.D.)      Granted; 20 years duration from filing date
                                   76618 (S.N.)         10/09/85 (F.D.)

1-23IT            Italy           1191300 (P.N.)        02/24/88 (I.D.)      Granted; 20 years duration from filing date
                                                        03/17/86 (F.D.)

1-23JP            Japan          39331/1986 (S.N.)      02/26/86 (F.D.)      Assoc. filed DS&M's instructions on 08/05/94
                                                                             in response to Office Action

1-23KR            Korea            40,230 (P.N.)        03/07/91 (I.D.)      Granted; Patent valid from 09/30/90 to 11/04/00
                                                                             (Published 09/29/90)

1-23MY           Malaysia       MY-100722-A (P.N.)      01/31/91 (I.D.)      Granted; 15 years duration from issue date

1-23.1MY         Malaysia       MY-102335-A (P.N.)      05/28/92 (I.D.)      Granted; 15 years duration from issue date
                  (Div.)          5802152 (S.N.)        10/14/95 (F.D.)

1-23MX            Mexico          162.175 (F.N.)        04/05/92 (I.D.)      Granted; 14 years duration from issue date
                                                        03/20/86 (F.D.)

1-23NL         Netherlands        85.03400 (S.N.)       12/10/85 (F.D.)      Assoc. filed additional claims in 02/93 as
                                                                             per K & K's instructions

1-23.1NO          Norway          P942346 (S.N.)        06/20/94 (F.D.)      Filed

1-23.2NO          Norway          P945085 (S.N.)        12/29/94 (F.D.)      Filed

1-23PT           Portugal          85.136 (S.N.)        06/22/87 (F.D.)      Has been published in Official Bulletin in 05/89;
                                                                             will proceed to examination after publication

1-23SG          Singapore          649/89 (R.N.)        02/09/90 (R.D.)      Expires with corres. British patent

1-23ES            Spain          548.366/2 (P.N.)       05/19/87 (I.D.)      Granted; 20 years duration from filing date
                                                        10/30/85 (F.D.)

1-23.1ES          Spain          557.496/X (P.N.)       10/14/87 (I.D.)      Granted; 20 years duration from filing date
                  (Div.)                                04/14/87 (F.D.)

1-23.2ES          Spain           8803594 (P.N.)        06/29/89 (I.D.)      Granted; 20 years duration from filing date
               (Pat. Add.)                              11/24/88 (F.D.)
</TABLE>

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<TABLE>
<S>            <C>              <C>                     <C>                  <C>
1-23.3ES          Spain           8903349 (P.N.)        04/24/91 (I.D.)      Granted; expires with 1-23ES
               (Cert. Add.)                             10/05/89 (F.D.)

1-23SE            Sweden         8504662-1 (S.N.)       10/09/85 (F.D.)      Assoc. filed response on
                                                                             11/18/94 to Ericsson's third
                                                                             party observation acting on
                                                                             DS&M's instructions

1-23CH         Switzerland         675333 (P.N.)        09/14/90 (I.D.)      Granted; 20 years duration from filing date
                                                        01/16/86 (F.D.)

1-23TW            Taiwan           30412 (P.N.)         02/13/89 (I.D.)      Granted; 15 years duration from publication
                                                                             date of 10/01/88

1-23.1TW          Taiwan          74105879 (P.N.)       03/01/90 (I.D.)      Granted; 15 years duration from publication date
               (Pat. Add.)      74105869A01 (S.N.)      11/26/88 (F.D.)      of 10/01/88 (1-23TW)

1-23GB             U.K.           2174571 (P.N.)        08/31/89 (I.D.)      Granted; 20 years duration from filing date
                                                        10/16/85 (F.D.)
</TABLE>

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Title: FREQUENCY SYNTHESIZER FOR BROADCAST TELEPHONE SYSTEM HAVING MULTIPLE
       ASSIGNABLE FREQUENCY CHANNELS (1-25US)

Patent No.: 4,785,260
Issued: November 15, 198?

<TABLE>
<CAPTION>

                             Serial No. (S.N.),    Filing Date (F.D.),
                           Patent No. (P.N.) or   Issue Date (I.D.) or
Docket No.     Country    Registration No.(R.N.) Registration Date(R.D.)           Present Status
----------     -------    ---------------------- -----------------------           --------------
<S>           <C>          <C>                       <C>                   <C>
1-25AR        Argentina       236,851 (P.N.)         04/29/88 (I.D.)       Granted; 15 years duration from issue date; filed

1-25AU        Australia       570,859 (P.N.)         09/23/88 (I.D.)       Granted; 15 years duration from filing date
                             64298/86 (S.N.)         10/21/86 (F.D.)

1-25AT         Austria       A 364/87 (S.N.)             02/19/87          V & K sent instructions to assoc. on 10/21/94 in
                                                                           response to Office Action

1-25BE         Belgium        905,821 (P.N.)         05/27/87 (I.D.)       Granted; 20 years duration from filing date
                                                     11/27/86 (F.D.)

1-25CN          Canada       1,257,337 (P.N.)        07/11/89 (I.D.)       Granted; 17 years duration from issue date; filed

1-25CL          Chile         36.026 (P.N.)          05/20/88 (I.D.)       Granted; 15 years duration from issue date; filed

1-25CI          China          7375 (P.N.)           10/17/90 (I.D.)       Granted; 15 years duration from filing date
                                                     03/18/87 (F.D.)

1-25DK         Denmark        1287/87 (S.N.)         03/13/87 (F.D.)       No action as of yet

1-25FI         Finland        86 4927 (S.N.)         12/02/86 (F.D.)       Granted; 20 years duration from filing date
                               90608 (P.N.)          02/25/94 (I.D.)

1-25FR          France       86 16165 (P.N.)         12/14/90 (I.D.)       Granted; 20 years duration from filing date
                             86 16165 (S.N.)         11/20/86 (F.D.)

1-25DE         Germany     P 36 40 555.8 (S.N.)      11/17/86 (F.D.)       V & K sent instructions to assoc. on 02/08/95 in
                                                                           response to Office Action

1-25HK        Hong Kong      662/1990 (R.N.)         11/17/86 (R.D.)       Expires with the corresponding British patent

1-25IW          India         169,157 (P.N.)         08/07/92 (I.D.)       Granted; 14 years duration from filing date
                            940/Del/86 (S.N.)        10/23/86 (F.D.)
</TABLE>

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<PAGE>

<TABLE>
<S>          <C>            <C>                      <C>                   <C>
1-25ID        Indonesia      P-003071 (S.N.)         05/21/92 (F.D.)       Office Action received; response due 03/28/95

1-25IL          Israel         80496 (P.N.)          07/30/90 (I.D.)       Granted; 20 years duration from filing date
                                                     11/04/86 (F.D.)

1-25IT          Italy         1205753 (P.N.)         03/31/89 (I.D.)       Granted; 20 years duration from filing date
                                                      03/16/87 (F.D.)

1-25JP          Japan       60262/1987 (S.N.)        03/17/87 (F.D.)       Assoc. filed instructions on 11/24/94 in response
                                                                           to Office Action acting on V & K's instructions

1-25KR          Korea         34,631 (P.N.)          07/23/90 (I.D.)       Granted; Patent valid from 04/24/90 to 11/17/01; filed

1-25MY         Malaysia     MY-101551-A (P.N.)       12/17/91 (I.D.)       Granted; 15 years duration from issue date
                                                     03/16/87 (F.D.)

1-25MX          Mexico        164.954 (P.N.)         10/09/92 (I.D.)       Granted; 20 years duration from filing date
                               4869 (S.N.)           01/06/87 (F.D.)

1-25SG        Singapore       115/90 (P.N.)          06/04/90 (R.D.)       Expires with corresponding British patent

1-25ES          Spain        8603225/9 (P.N.)        10/24/88 (I.D.)       Granted; 20 years duration from filing date
                                                     11/28/86 (F.D.)

1-25SE          Sweden       8604662-0 (P.N.)        02/04/93 (I.D.)       Granted; 20 years duration from filing date
                             8604662-0 (S.N.)        10/31/86 (F.D.)

1-25CH       Switzerland      671661 (P.N.)          09/15/89 (I.D.)       Granted; 20 years duration from filing date
                                                     11/21/86 (F.D.)

1-25TW          Taiwan         27554 (P.N.)          01/30/88 (I.D.)       Granted; 15 years duration from publication date of
                                                                           09/16/87; filed

1-25GB           U.K.         2188201 (P.N.)         12/06/89 (I.D.)       Granted; 20 years duration from filing date
                                                     11/17/86 (F.D.)
</TABLE>

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<PAGE>

Title:   SUBSCRIBER UNIT FOR WIRELESS DIGITAL TELEPHONE SYSTEM (1-26US)
Patent No.: 4,825,448
Issued: April 25, 1989

<TABLE>
<CAPTION>
                                    Serial No. (S.N.),     Filing Date (F.D.),
                                   Patent No. (P.N.) or   Issue Date (I.D.) or
                                      Registration No.     Registration Date
Docket No.         Country                (R.N.)                 (R.D.)                  Present Status
----------         -------         -------------------    --------------------           --------------
<S>          <C>                      <C>                   <C>                 <C>
1-26AR            Argentina           244,479 (P.N.)        10/29/93 (I.D.)     Granted; 15 years duration from filing date
                                      306,644 (S.N.)        01/30/87 (F.D.)

1-26AU            Australia           570,152 (P.N.)        09/02/88 (I.D.)     Granted; 16 years duration from filing date
                                      64297/86 (S.N.)       11/18/87 (F.D.)

1-26AU.1          Australia           577,729 (P.N.)        02/15/89 (I.D.)     Granted; 16 years duration from filing date
                 (Div. Modem)         81363/87 (S.N.)       11/18/87 (F.D.)

1-26AU.2          Australia           579,966 (P.N.)        05/10/89 (I.D.)     Granted; 16 years duration from filing date
               (Div. Sub. Unit)       81366/87 (S.N.)       11/18/87 (F.D.)

1-26AU.3          Australia           577,987 (P.N.)        02/21/89 (I.D.)     Granted; 16 years duration from filing date
                 (Div. Modem/         81368/87 (S.N.)       11/18/87 (F.D.)
               DemMultiplexing)

1-26AU.4          Australia           579,782 (P.N.)        05/10/89 (I.D.)     Granted; 16 years duration from filing date
             (Div. A/D Convertor)     81371/87 (S.N.)       11/18/87 (F.D.)

1-26AU.5          Australia           576,991 (P.N.)        02/15/89 (I.D.)     Granted; 16 years duration from filing date
                 (Div. Freq.)         81369/87 (S.N.)       11/18/87 (F.D.)

1-26AU.6          Australia           579,778 (P.N.)        05/05/89 (I.D.)     Granted; 16 years duration from filing date
              (Div. Deglitching       81364/87 (S.N.)       11/18/87 (F.D.)
                   System)

1-26AU.7          Australia           579,780 (P.N.)        05/05/89 (I.D.)     Granted; 16 years duration from filing date
                 (Div. Freq.          81367/87 (S.N.)       11/18/87 (F.D.)
                 Synthesizer)
</TABLE>

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<PAGE>

<TABLE>
<S>          <C>                     <C>                    <C>                 <C>
1-26AU.8          Australia           579,779 (P.N.)        05/05/89 (I.D.)     Granted; 16 years duration from filing date
             (Div. Interpolator)      81365/87 (S.N.)       11/18/87 (F.D.)

1-26AU.9          Australia           579,781 (P.N.)        05/05/89 (I.D.)     Granted; 16 years duration from filing date
               (Div. Frequency        81370/87 (S.N.)       11/18/87 (F.D.)
                  Convertor)

1-26AT             Austria            A 365/87 (S.N.)       02/19/87 (F.D.)     Assoc. filed DS&M's instructions on 12/09/94
                                                                                in response to Office Action

1-26BE             Belgium            905,822 (P.N.)        05/27/87 (I.D.)     Granted; 20 years duration from filing date
                                                            11/27/86 (F.D.)

1-26BR              Brazil           PI 8701441 (P.N.)      11/30/83 (I.D.)     Granted; 15 years duration from filing date
                                     PI 8701441 (S.N.)      03/17/87 (F.D.)

1-26CN              Canada           1,263,900 (P.N.)       12/12/89 (I.D.)     Granted; 17 years duration from issue date

1-26.1CN            Canada           1,272,817 (P.N.)       08/14/90 (I.D.)     Granted; 17 years duration from issue date
                 (Div. Modem)

1-26.3CN            Canada           1,272,316 (P.N.)       07/31/90 (I.D.)     Granted; 17 years duration from issue date
             (Div. Interpolator)

1-26.4CN            Canada           1,272,317 (P.N.)       07/31/90 (I.D.)     Granted; 17 years duration from issue date
               (Div. Subscriber
                    Unit)

1-26.5CN            Canada           1,319,957 (P.N.)       07/06/93 (I.D.)     Granted; 17 years duration from issue date
                  (Div Freq.          608,565 (S.N.)        08/16/89 (F.D.)
                 Synthesizer)

1-26.6CN            Canada            608,566 (S.N.)        08/16/89 (F.D.)     Assoc. filed DS&M's instructions on 09/12/94
                (Div. System)                                                   in response to Office Action

1-26.7CN            Canada           1,303,687 (P.N.)       06/16/92 (I.D.)     Granted; 17 years duration from issue date
              (Div. AFC System)                             08/16/90 (F.D.)
</TABLE>

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<PAGE>

<TABLE>
<S>          <C>                     <C>                    <C>                 <C>
1-26.8CN            Canada           1,303,686 (P.N.)       06/16/92 (I.D.)     Granted; 17 years duration from issue date
              (Div. Upconverter)                            08/16/90 (F.D.)

1-26.9CN            Canada           1,274,630 (P.N.)       09/15/90 (I.D.)     Granted; 17 years duration from issue date
               (Div. Amplifier)

1-26CL              Chile              36.078 (P.N.)        07/11/88 (I.D.)     Granted; 15 years duration from issue date

1-26CI              China               8278 (P.N.)         01/02/91 (I.D.)     Granted; 15 years duration from filing date
                                                            05/12/87 (F.D.)

1-26DK             Denmark            1789/87 (S.N.)        04/08/87 (F.D.)     No action as of yet

1-26FI             Finland             85077 (P.N.)         02/25/97 (I.D.)     Granted; 20 years duration from filing date
                                                            12/03/86 (F.D.)

1-26.1FI           Finland             85317 (P.N.)         03/25/92 (I.D.)     Granted; 20 years duration from 12/03/86
                    (Div.)                                  02/14/90 (F.D.)

1-26FR              France            86 16232 (P.N.)       12/14/90 (I.D.)     Granted; 20 years duration from filing date
                                      86 16232 (S.N.)       11/20/86 (F.D.)

1-26.1FR            France            87 10220 (P.N.)       12/17/93 (I.D.)     Granted; 20 years duration from 11/21/86
                 (Div. Modem)         87 10220 (S.N.)       07/20/87 (F.D.)

1-26.2FR            France            87 10228 (P.N.)       01/07/94 (I.D.)     Granted; 20 years duration from 11/21/86
               (Div. Deglitch.        87 10228 (S.N.)       07/20/87 (F.D.)
                   System)

1-26.3FR            France            87 10227 (P.N.)       09/28/90 (I.D.)     Granted; 20 years duration from 11/21/86
             (Div. Interpolator)                            07/20/87 (F.D.)

1-26.4FR            France            87 10226 (P.N.)       03/15/91 (I.D.)     Granted; 20 years duration from 11/21/86
               (Div. Subscriber                             07/20/87 (F.D.)
                    Unit)

1-26.5FR            France               87 10225           03/10/90 (I.D.)     Granted; 20 years duration from 11/21/86
                 (Div. Freq.                                07/20/87 (F.D.)
                 Synthesizer)
</TABLE>

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<PAGE>

<TABLE>
<S>          <C>                   <C>                      <C>                 <C>
1-26.6FR            France            87 10224 (P.N.)       07/13/90 (I.D.)     Granted; 20 years duration from 11/21/86
                (Div. System -                              07/20/87 (F.D.)
                  Equalizer)

1-26.7FR            France            87 10223 (P.N.)       11/19/93 (I.D.)     Granted; 20 years duration from 11/21/86
              (Div. AFC System)                             07/20/87 (F.D.)

1-26.8FR            France            87 10222 (P.N.)       09/28/90 (I.D.)     Granted; 20 years duration from 11/21/86
              (Div. Upconverter)                            07/20/87 (F.D.)

1-26.9FR            France            87 10221 (P.N.)       07/13/90 (I.D.)     Granted; 20 years duration from 11/21/86
             (Div. A/D Converter)                           07/20/87 (F.D.)

1-26DE             Germany         P 36 44 066.3 (S.N.)     12/22/86 (F.D.)     Office Action received; response due 05/15/95

1-26GR              Greece             871236 (P.N.)        02/23/88 (I.D.)     Granted; 15 years duration from filing date
                                                            04/04/87 (F.D.)

1-26HK            Hong Kong           641/1994 (R.N.)       07/07/94 (R.D.)     Registered; expires with corresponding U.K. patent

1-26IN              India              170912 (P.N.)        11/05/93 (I.D.)     Granted; 14 years duration from filing date
                                     937/Del/86 (S.N.)      10/23/86 (F.D.)

1-26.1IN            India            597/Del/89 (S.N.)      07/06/89 (F.D.)     Accepted; waiting for notice of publication from
                 (Div. Modem)                                                   associate

1-26.3IN            India            599/Del/89 (S.N.)      07/06/89 (F.D.)     Accepted; waiting for notice of publication from
             (Div. Interpolator)                                                associate

1-26.5IN            India            601/Del/89 (S.N.)      07/06/89 (F.D.)     Accepted; waiting for notice of publication from
                (Div. System)                                                   associate

1-26.6IN            India            602/Del/89 (S.N.)      07/06/89 (F.D.)     Accepted; waiting for notice of publication from
              (Div. AFC System)                                                 associate

1-26ID            Indonesia           P-003070 (S.N.)       05/21/92 (F.D.)     Refiled
</TABLE>

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<PAGE>

<TABLE>
<S>          <C>                      <C>                   <C>                 <C>
1-26IE             Ireland            3045/86 (S.N.)        11/18/86 (F.D.)     Assocs. filed, in 10/91, replacement specification
                                                                                and drawings to concur with corrs. British patent

1-26.1IE           Ireland            3835/91 (S.N.)        11/01/91 (F.D.)     Original filing certificate received
                (Div.; Modem)

1-26.2IE           Ireland            3836/91 (S.N.)        11/01/91 (F.D.)     Original filing certificate received
             (Div. Interpolator)

1-26.3IE           Ireland            3837/91 (S.N.)        11/01/91 (F.D.)     Original filing certificate received
               (Div.; Sub Unit)

1-26.4IE           Ireland            3838/91 (S.N.)        11/01/91 (F.D.)     Original filing certificate received
                (Div.; Trans.
                   System)

1-26IL              Israel             80497 (P.N.)         10/02/91 (I.D.)     Granted; 20 years duration from filing date
                                                            11/04/86 (F.D.)

1-26.1IL            Israel             94835 (P.N.)         10/02/91 (I.D.)     Granted; 20 years duration from filing date of
             (Div. Modem and AFC                                                parent case
                   System)

1-26.2IL            Israel             94836 (P.N.)         10/02/91 (I.D.)     Granted; 20 years duration from filing date of
             (Div. Interpolator)                                                parent case

1-26.3IL            Israel             94837 (P.N.)         10/02/91 (I.D.)     Granted; 20 years duration from filing date of
               (Div. Subscriber                                                 parent case
                    Unit)

1-26.4IL            Israel             94838 (P.N.)         10/02/91 (I.D.)     Granted; 20 years duration from filing date of
                 (Div. Freq.                                                    parent case
                 Synthesizer)

1-26.5IL            Israel             94839 (P.N.)         10/02/91 (I.D.)     Granted; 20 years duration from filing date of
               (Div. Deglitch.                                                  parent case
                   System)

1-26IT              Italy             1287336 (P.N.)        05/17/89 (I.D.)     Granted; 20 years duration from filing date of
                                                                                parent case
</TABLE>

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<TABLE>
<S>            <C>                   <C>                    <C>                 <C>
1-26JP              Japan             74573/87 (S.N.)       03/30/87 (F.D.)     Assoc. filed DS&M's instructions to Office Action
                                                                                on 01/26/94

1-26KR              Korea              36,649 (P.N.)        10/15/90 (I.D.)     Granted; Patent valid from 07/21/90 to 11/28/01

1-26MX              Mexico            164.955 (P.N.)        10/09/92 (I.D.)     Granted; 20 years duration from filing date
                                        4870 (S.N.)         01/06/87 (F.D.)

1-26NL           Netherlands          87.00645 (S.N.)       03/18/87 (F.D.)     Assoc. filed K & K's instructions on 11/17/92 in
                                                                                response to Office Action

1-26.1NL         Netherlands          90.02797 (S.N.)       12/18/90 (F.D.)     DS&M sent instructions to assoc. on 09/21/94 in
                   (Modem)                                                      response to Office Action

1-26.3NL         Netherlands          90.02799 (S.N.)       12/18/90 (F.D.)     DS&M sent instructions to assoc. on 09/21/94 in
                (Interpolator)                                                  response to Office Action

1-26.6NL         Netherlands          90.02802 (S.N.)       12/18/90 (F.D.)     Office Action received; response due 06/15/95
                 (Equalizer)

1-26.9NL         Netherlands          90.02806 (S.N.)       12/18/90 (F.D.)     Office Action received; response due 06/15/95
               (A/D Converter)

1-26NO              Norway            172.090 (P.N.)        06/02/93 (I.D.)     Granted; 20 years duration from filing date
                                       864618 (S.N.)        11/19/86 (F.D.)

1-26PT             Portugal            85.503 (P.N.)        09/01/93 (I.D.)     Granted; 15 years duration from issue date (still
                                       85.503 (S.N.)        08/06/87 (F.D.)     awaiting original patent certificate)

1-26RU              Russia           4756308/90 (S.N.)      07/08/86 (F.D.)     Assoc. filed request for validation in 05/93 acting
                                                                                on T. Cipparone's instructions

1-26ES              Spain            8603224/0 (P.N.)       09/20/88 (I.D.)     Granted; 20 years duration from filing date
                                                            11/28/86 (F.D.)

1-26SE              Sweden           8604651-2 (S.N.)       10/31/86 (F.D.)     Assoc. filed DS&M's instructions on 02/24/94 in
                                                                                response to Office Action

1-26.1SE            Sweden           9402221-7 (S.N.)       06/24/94 (F.D.)     Filed

1-26CH           Switzerland           674435 (P.N.)        05/31/90 (I.D.)     Granted; 20 years duration from filing date
                                                            11/24/86 (F.D.)
</TABLE>

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<TABLE>
<S>          <C>                      <C>                   <C>                 <C>
1-26TW              Taiwan             29639 (P.N.)         11/28/88 (I.D.)     Granted; 15 years duration from publication date
                                                                                of 06/16/88

1-26TR              Turkey             23782 (P.N.)         09/13/90 (I.D.)     Granted; 15 years duration from filing date
                                                            07/28/87 (F.D.)

1-26GB               U.K.             2190711 (P.N.)        02/27/91 (I.D.)     Granted; 20 years duration from filing date
                                                            07/31/87 (F.D.)

1-26.1GB             U.K.             2194417 (P.N.)        02/27/91 (I.D.)     Granted; 20 years duration from filing date
                   (Modem)

1-23.2GB             U.K.             2194404 (P.N.)        01/09/91 (I.D.)     Granted; 20 years duration from filing date
              (Deglitch. System)

1-26.3GB             U.K.             2194418 (P.N.)        04/24/91 (I.D.)     Granted; 20 years duration from filing date
                (Interpolator)

1-26.4GB             U.K.             2194708 (P.N.)        11/21/90 (I.D.)     Granted; 20 years duration from filing date
              (Subscriber Unit)

1-26.5GB             U.K.             2194403 (P.N.)        03/27/91 (I.D.)     Granted; 20 years duration from filing date
             (Freq. Synthesizer)

1-26.6GB             U.K.             2198915 (P.N.)        04/24/91 (I.D.)     Granted; 20 years duration from filing date
                 (Equalizer)

1-26.7GB             U.K.             2198914 (P.N.)        04/24/91 (I.D.)     Granted; 20 years duration from filing date
                 (AFC System)

1-26.8GB             U.K.             2199214 (P.N.)        05/01/91 (I.D.)     Granted; 20 years duration from filing date
                (Upconverter)

1-26.9GB             U.K.             2199206 (P.N.)        03/13/91 (I.D.)     Granted; 20 years duration from filing date
               (A/D Converter)
</TABLE>

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Title: CONNECTION OF SUBSCRIBER COMMUNICATION NETWORK BASE STATION TO EXTERNAL
       INFORMATION NETWORK (1-26US) and BASE STATION FOR WIRELESS DIGITAL
       TELEPHONE SYSTEM (1-30US)
Patent Nos.: 4,779,262 and 4,377,633
Issued: October 18, 1988 and October 11, 1988

<TABLE>
<CAPTION>
                               Serial No. (S.N.),        Filing Date (F.D.),
                              Patent No. (P.N.) or      Issue Date (I.D.) or
  Docket No.     Country     Registration No. (R.N.)  Registration Date (R.D.)          Present Status
  ----------     -------     -----------------------  ------------------------          --------------
<S>            <C>              <C>                       <C>                    <C>
1-30AR          Argentina       310,572 (S.N.)            04/15/88 (I.D.)        Assoc. filed Amendment in 06/93; acting on N.
                                                                                 Pine's instructions
1-30.1AR        Argentina       325 365 (S.N.)            07/07/93 (I.D.)        Filed
1-30AU          Australia       585,748 (P.N.)            10/13/89 (I.D.)        Granted; 16 years duration from filing date
                                14127/88 (S.N.)           03/31/88 (F.D.)
1-30AZ         Azerbaijan        285-II (S.N.)            04/14/93 (F.D.)        Filed
1-30BE           Belgium        08800372 (P.N.)           11/20/90 (I.D.)        Granted; 20 years duration from filing date
                                                          03/30/88 (F.D.)
1-30BR            Brazil        PI 8801530 (S.N.)         03/30/88 (F.D.)        Office Action received; response due 06/12/95
1-30.1CN          Canada        615,508 (S.N.)            10/04/89 (F.D.)        Notice of Allowance received; retyped pages must
                  (Div.)                                                         be submitted by 03/15/94; final fee must be
                                                                                 paid by 05/15/95
1-30.2CN          Canada        615,509 (S.N.)            10/04/89 (F.D.)        Assoc. restored application and filed Voluntary
                  (Div.)                                                         Amendment in 02/95 acting on DS&M's
                                                                                 instructions
1-30CI            China          10,469 (P.N.)            05/29/91 (I.D.)        Granted; 15 years duration from filing date
                                                          04/18/88 (F.D.)
1-30DK           Denmark        1300/88 (S.N.)            03/15/88 (F.D.)        No action as of yet
1-30FI           Finland        88 2229 (S.N.)            05/12/88 (F.D.)        Assoc. replied to Official Letter in 2/90 acting on
                                                                                 AAJ's instructions
</TABLE>

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<TABLE>
<S>            <C>            <C>                         <C>                    <C>
1-30FR           France         88 04299 (P.N.)           12/14/90 (I.D.)        Granted; 20 years duration from filing date
                                88 04299 (S.N.)           03/31/88 (F.D.)
1-30DE           Germany      P 18 12 611.7 (S.N.)        04/15/88 (F.D.)        Published in 2/89; Office Action received; response
                                                                                 due 02/07/95
1-30HK          Hong Kong       834/1994 (R.N.)           08/18/94 (R.D.)        Registered; expires with corresponding U.K. patent
1-30IN            India        317/Del/88 (S.N.)          04/13/88 (F.D.)        K & K filed amendment on 07/19/91; application
                                                                                 was accepted on 07/22/91
1-30.1IN          India        637/Del/91 (S.N.)          07/17/91 (F.D.)        Assignment documents were filed
                 (Div.)
1-30ID          Indonesia      P-003026 (S.N.)            05/19/92 (F.D.)        DS&M sent copies of corresponding search reports
                                                                                 to assoc. on 08/15/94
1-30IL           Israel          85678 (P.N.)             05/02/93 (I.D.)        Granted; 20 years duration from filing date
                                 85678 (S.N.)             03/09/88 (F.D.)
1-30IT           Italy          1,219,926 (P.N.)          05/28/90 (I.D.)        Granted; 20 years duration from filing date
                                                          04/19/88 (F.D.)
1-30JP           Japan          84207/1988 (S.N.)         04/07/88 (F.D.)        Office Action received; response due 02/28/95
1-30KR           Korea           51,947 (P.N.)            06/04/92 (I.D.)        15 years duration from the publication date of
                                                          05/12/88 (F.D.)        12/10/91
1-30MY           Malaysia       MY-100488-A (P.N.)        10/15/90 (I.D.)        Granted; 15 years duration from issue date
1-30MX           Mexico          171.366 (P.N.)           10/21/93 (I.D.)        Granted; 20 years duration from filing date
                                  11.087 (S.N.)           04/12/88 (F.D.)
1-30NL         Netherlands        88.00636 (S.N.)         03/15/88 (F.D.)        DS&M sent instructions to assoc. on 10/10/94 in
                                                                                 response to Office Action
1-30NO           Norway            881468 (S.N.)          04/06/88 (F.D.)        Appl. published on 07/18/94 (under #175.559);
                                                                                 three month opposition period from publication
                                                                                 date
1-30PT          Portugal           87 283 (S.N.)          04/20/88 (F.D.)        Appl. published in Portuguese Official Bulletin in
                                                                                 06/89; 3 month opposition period and then
                                                                                 examination will commence
</TABLE>

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<PAGE>

<TABLE>
<S>             <C>             <C>                       <C>                    <C>
1-30RU           Russia           2003229 (P.N.)          11/15/93 (I.D.)        Granted; 20 years duration from filing date
                                4356237/09 (S.N.)          1/12/88 (F.D.)
1-30SA          S. Africa         88/5961 (P.N.)          04/25/89 (I.D.)        Granted; 20 years duration from filing date
                                                          08/12/88 (F.D.)
1-30ES            Spain           8800957 (P.N.)          03/28/89 (I.D.)        Granted; 10 years duration from filing date
                                                          03/29/88 (F.D.)
1-30SE            Sweden        8800824-6 (S.N.)          03/21/88 (F.D.)        Appeal brief filed by Ericsson; opponent's
                                                                                 statement; in response to appeal brief, must be
                                                                                 filed 04/20/95
1-30TW            Taiwan          31631 (P.N.)            06/26/89 (I.D.)        Granted; 15 years duration from publication date of
                                                                                 04/01/89
1-30GB             U.K.          2208774 (P.N.)           07/31/91 (I.D.)        Granted; 20 years duration from filing date
                                                          03/16/88 (F.D.)
1-30UK           Ukraine         U3601060 (S.N.)          06/18/93 (F.D.)        Filed
</TABLE>

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<PAGE>

Title: APPARATUS AND METHOD FOR OBTAINING FREQUENCY AGILITY (1-31US)
Patent No.: 4,783,450
Issued: November 15, 1988

<TABLE>
<CAPTION>
                               Serial No. (S.N.), or     Filing Date (F.D.), or
  Docket No.     Country         Patent No. (P.N.)          Issue Date (I.D.)             Present Status
  ----------     -------       ---------------------     ----------------------           --------------
<S>             <C>            <C>                        <C>                    <C>
1-31AR          Argentina         241,364 (P.N.)          05/29/92 (I.D.)        Granted; 15 years duration from issue date
                                  312,638 (S.N.)          05/29/92 (F.D.)
1-31AU          Australia         590,168 (P.N.)          02/22/90 (I.D.)        Granted; 16 years duration from filing date
                                                          10/27/88 (F.D.)
1-31BE           Belgium         08801283 (P.N.)          04/30/90 (I.D.)        Granted; 20 years duration from filing date
                                                          11/09/88 (F.D.)
1-31BR           Brazil         PI 8805901 (S.N.)         11/11/88 (F.D.)        Allowed; published 11/29/94 (60 day opposition
                                                                                 period); issuing fee due 03/29/95
1-31CN           Canada          1,295,434 (P.N.)         02/04/92 (I.D.)        Granted; 17 years duration from issue date
                                                          11/14/88 (F.D.)
1-31CI            China            11478 (P.N.)           08/21/91 (I.D.)        Granted; 15 years duration from filing date
                                                          11/14/88 (F.D.)
1-31DK           Denmark          6348/88 (S.N.)          11/14/86 (F.D.)        No action as of yet
1-31FI           Finland          864927 (S.N.)           10/25/88 (F.D.)        No action as of yet
1-31FR           France          88 14617 (S.N.)          11/09/88 (F.D.)        Assoc. responded to Search Report in 11/89 acting
                                                                                 on AAJ's instructions
1-31DE           Germany       P 38 37 734.9 (S.N.)       11/07/88 (F.D.)        DS&M instructed assoc. on 12/13/94 to pay grant
                                                                                 fee
1-31IN            India         927/Del/82 (S.N.)         10/26/88 (F.D.)        Accepted; published on 10/22/94 in Gazette of
                                                                                 India; if no opposition is filed within four months
                                                                                 of publication, a patent will be granted
1-31.1IN          India          74/Del/92 (S.N.)         02/03/92 (F.D.)        No action as of yet
                 (Div.)
</TABLE>

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<PAGE>

<TABLE>
<S>            <C>             <C>                        <C>                    <C>
1-31ID          Indonesia        P-003016 (S.N.)          05/19/92 (F.D.)        T. Cipparone sent associate on 04/26/95 copies of
                                                                                 cited references from corresponding U.S. patent
                                                                                 in response to substantive examination
1-31IL           Israel           88187 (P.N.)            06/01/92 (I.D.)        Granted; 20 years duration from filing date
                                  88187 (S.N.)            10/27/88 (F.D.)
1-31IT            Italy         1,235,150 (P.N.)          06/22/92 (I.D.)        Granted; 20 years duration from filing date
                                                          11/11/88 (F.D.)
1-31JP            Japan        284050/1988 (S.N.)         11/11/88 (F.D.)        Assoc. filed DS&M's instructions on 01/12/94 in
                                                                                 response to the Office Action
1-31KR            Korea          51,471 (P.N.)            05/13/92 (I.D.)        15 years duration from the publication date of
                                 11/05/88 (F.D.)             02/18/92
1-31MY           Malaysia       MY-101118-A (P.N.)        07/16/91 (I.D.)        Granted; 15 years duration from issue date
                                                          10/27/88 (F.D.)
1-31MX            Mexico          170.412 (P.N.)          08/20/93 (I.D.)        Granted; 20 years duration from filing date
                                  13.780 (S.N.)           11/14/88 (F.D.)
1-31NL         Netherlands      88.02798 (S.N.)           11/14/88 (F.D.)        DS&M sent instructions to assoc. on 10/10/94 in
                                                                                 response to Office Action; assoc. has obtained
                                                                                 extension (until 01/12/95) due to changes needed to
                                                                                 DS&M's instructions
1-31NZ          New Zealand       226967 (P.N.)           04/03/90 (I.D.)        Granted; Expires Nov. 14, 2004
                                                          11/14/88 (F.D.)
1-31NO            Norway          884898 (S.N.)           11/03/88 (F.D.)        Published 02/13/95 (under No. 176.780); if no
                                                                                 opposition is filed within three months of
                                                                                 publication, a patent will be granted
1-31PT          Portugal          88.942 (S.N.)           11/04/88 (F.D.)        No action as of yet
1-31RU           Russia         4613023/09 (S.N.)         11/11/88 (F.D.)        Office Action received; response due 03/26/95
1-31SA          S. Africa        88/8062 (P.N.)           06/27/90 (I.D.)        Granted; 20 years duration from filing date
                                                          10/27/88 (F.D.)
1-31ES            Spain        8803332/5 (P.N.)           11/06/89 (I.D.)        Granted; 20 years duration from filing date
                                                          11/02/88 (F.D.)
</TABLE>

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<PAGE>

<TABLE>
<S>            <C>             <C>                        <C>                    <C>
1-31SE         Sweden          8803823-7 (P.N.)           06/04/92 (I.D.)        Granted; 15 years duration from filing date
                                                          10/26/88 (F.D.)
1-31TW         Taiwan            36023 (P.N.)             04/28/90 (I.D.)        Granted; 15 years duration from publication date of
                                                                                 12/11/89
1-31GB          U.K.            2224414 (P.N.)            10/27/93 (I.D.)        Granted; 20 years duration from filing date
                               8824922.2 (S.N.)           10/25/88 (F.D.)
</TABLE>

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<PAGE>

Title: INITIALIZATION OF COMMUNICATION CHANNEL BETWEEN A SUBSCRIBER STATION AND
       A BASE STATION IN A SUBSCRIBER COMMUNICATION NETWORK (1-32US)
Patent No.: 4,811,420
Issued: March 7, 1989

<TABLE>
<CAPTION>
                               Serial No. (S.N.) or     Filing Date (F.D.) or
  Docket No.     Country        Patent No. (P.N.)         Issue Date (I.D.)             Present Status
  ----------     -------     ----------------------   ------------------------          --------------
<S>             <C>             <C>                       <C>                    <C>
1-32AU          Australia         603732 (P.N.)           03/19/91 (I.D.)        Granted; 16 years duration from filing date
                                 30838/89 (S.N.)          02/18/89 (F.D.)
1-32BE           Belgium         08900242 (P.N.)          07/16/91 (I.D.)        Granted; 20 years duration from filing date
                                                          03/06/89 (F.D.)
1-32.1BE         Belgium         9000315 (P.N.)           09/22/92 (I.D.)        Granted; 20 years duration from filing date of
                 (Div.)          09000315 (S.N.)          03/21/90 (F.D.)        03/06/89
1.32.2BE         Belgium         9000316 (P.N.)           09/22/92 (I.D.)        Granted; 20 years duration from filing date of
                 (Div.)          09000316 (S.N.)          03/21/90 (F.D.)        03/06/89
1-32BR           Brazil         PI 8901030 (S.N.)         03/06/89 (F.D.)        Assoc. paid issue fee on 12/15/94 acting on T.
                                                                                 Cipparone's instructions
1-32CN           Canada         1,288,823 (P.N.)          09/10/91 (I.D.)        Granted; 17 years duration for issue date
                                                          02/22/89 (F.D.)
1-32DK           Denmark          916/89 (S.N.)           02/27/89 (F.D.)        No action as of yet
1-32FI           Finland          890928 (S.N.)           02/27/89 (F.D.)        No action as of yet
1-32FR           France          89 02811 (P.N.)          05/27/94 (I.D.)        Granted; 20 years duration from filing date
                                 89 02811 (S.N.)          03/03/89 (F.D.)
1-32.1FR         France          90 02732 (S.N.)          03/05/90 (F.D.)        Assoc. responded to Search Report on 09/14/92 on
                 (Div.)                                                          AAJ's instructions
1-32.2FR         France          90 02733 (P.N.)          03/05/90 (F.D.)        Granted; 20 years duration from filing date of
                 (Div.)          90 02733 (S.N.)          10/21/94 (I.D.)        03/03/89 (1-32FR)
</TABLE>

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<PAGE>

<TABLE>
<S>            <C>            <C>                         <C>                    <C>
1-32DE           Germany      P 39 06 890.0 (S.N.)        03/03/89 (F.D.)        V & K sent instructions to assoc. on 01/13/95 in
                                                                                 response to Office Action
1-32IN            India         184/Del/89 (S.N.)         02/28/89 (F.D.)        Assoc. filed V & K's instructions to Office Action
                                                                                 on 09/22/92
1-32ID          Indonesia        P-002947 (S.N.)          05/09/92 (F.D.)        V & K sent corresponding search reports on
                                                                                 05/11/94
1-32IL           Israel           89428 (P.N.)            03/31/93 (I.D.)        Granted; 20 years duration from filing date
                                  89428 (S.N.)            02/27/89 (F.D.)
1-32IT            Italy         1,231,180 (P.N.)          11/23/91 (I.D.)        Granted; 20 years duration from filing date
                                                          07/03/89 (F.D.)
1-32JP            Japan         52197/1989 (S.N.)         03/06/89 (F.D.)        Office Action received; response due 02/15/95

1-32KR            Korea           53,566 (P.N.)           08/05/92 (I.D.)        15 years duration from the publication date of
                                                          03/06/89 (F.D.)        05/16/92
1-32MY          Malaysia       MY-103830-A (P.N.)         09/30/93 (I.D.)        Granted; 15 years duration from grant date
                                PI 8900237 (S.N.)         02/27/89 (F.D.)
1-32MX           Mexico          169.911 (P.N.)           07/30/93 (I.D.)        Granted; 20 years duration from filing date
                                  15.157 (S.N.)           01/06/89 (F.D.)
1-32NL         Netherlands       89.00545 (S.N.)          03/06/89 (F.D.)        V & K sent instructions to assoc. on 09/17/93 in
                                                                                 response to Office Action
1-32NZ         New Zealand        228172 (P.N.)           03/21/91 (I.D.)        Granted; 16 years duration from filing date
                                                          03/01/89 (F.D.)
1-32NO           Norway           890913 (S.N.)           03/03/89 (F.D.)        Application published on 01/23/95 under No.
                                                                                 176.638; if no opposition is filed within three
                                                                                 months of publication date, a patent will be
                                                                                 granted
1-32.1NO         Norway          P940270 (S.N.)           01/26/94 (F.D.)        Assoc. paid printing fees in 12/94 acting on T.
                                                                                 Cipparone's instructions
1-32PT          Portugal          89 897 (S.N.)           03/03/89 (F.D.)        Office Action received; response due 03/28/95
1-32RU           Russia          4613701 (S.N.)           03/06/89 (F.D.)        Assoc. requested payment of the granting fees in
                                                                                 02/94
</TABLE>

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<PAGE>

<TABLE>
<S>             <C>           <C>                         <C>                    <C>
1-32SA          S. Africa      89/1609 (P.N.)             11/29/89 (I.D.)        Granted; 20 years duration from filing date
                                                          03/02/89 (F.D.)
1-32ES            Spain        89 00774 (P.N.)            10/24/91 (I.D.)        Granted; 20 years duration from filing date
                                                          03/02/89 (F.D.)
1-32SE           Sweden       8900642-6 (P.N.)            10/24/91 (I.D.)        Granted; 18 years duration from issue date
                                                          02/24/89 (F.D.)
1-32.1SE         Sweden       8001262-6 (P.N.)            10/31/91 (I.D.)        Granted; expires 02/24/09
                 (Div.)                                   04/06/90 (F.D.)
1-32TW           Taiwan         16534 (P.N.)              05/16/90 (I.D.)        Granted; 15 years duration from publication date of
                                                                                 01/21/90
</TABLE>

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Title: BASE STATION EMULATOR (1-33US)
Patent No.: 4,835,827
Issued: June 19, 1990

<TABLE>
<CAPTION>
                               Serial No. (S.N.) or     Filing Date (F.D.)or
  Docket No.     Country        Patent No. (P.N.)         Issue Date (I.D.)             Present Status
  ----------     -------     ----------------------   ------------------------          --------------
  <S>             <C>           <C>                       <C>                    <C>
1-33AU          Australia        617030 (P.N.)            03/10/92 (I.D.)        Granted; 16 years duration from filing date
                                49158/90 (S.N.)           02/06/90 (F.D.)
1-33BE           Belgium        08000176 (P.N.)           06/23/92 (I.D.)        Granted; 20 years duration from filing date
                                                          02/16/90 (F.D.)
1-33BR            Brazil      PI 9000625-9 (P.N.)         11/29/94 (I.D.)        Granted; 15 years duration from filing date
                               PI 9000625 (S.N.)          02/12/90 (F.D.)
1-33CN            Canada        2,009,234 (P.N.)          10/04/94 (I.D.)        Granted; 20 years duration from filing date
                                2009234-3 (S.N.)          02/02/90 (F.D.)
1-33CI            China       ZL 90100661.0 (P.N.)        10/16/94 (I.D.)        Granted; 15 years duration from filing date
                               90100661.0 (S.N.)          02/13/90 (F.D.)
1-33CZ            Czech.        PV 749-90 (S.N.)          02/15/90 (F.D.)        Assoc. paid printing fees in 12/94 acting on T.
                                                                                 Cipparone's instructions
1-33DK           Denmark         278/90 (S.N.)            02/02/90 (F.D.)        No action as of yet
1-33FI           Finland         900555 (S.N.)            02/05/90 (F.D.)        No action as of yet
1-33FR            France        90 01768 (P.N.)           05/06/94 (I.D.)        Granted; 20 years duration from filing date
                                90 01768 (S.N.)           02/14/90 (F.D.)
1-33DE           Germany      P 40 03 820.3 (S.N.)        02/08/90 (F.D.)        Published on 08/14/91; Office Action received;
                                                                                 response due 01/27/95
1-33IN            India        113/Del/90 (S.N.)          02/07/90 (F.D.)        Accepted 11/15/94; will be published in the future
</TABLE>

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<TABLE>
<S>            <C>             <C>                       <C>                     <C>
1-33.1IL          Israel        107937 (S.N.)            12/08/93 (F.D.)         Appl. published on 01/24/95; if no opposition is
                                                                                 filed within the three month opposition period, the
                                                                                 application will be granted
1-33IT             Italy        1239571 (P.N.)           11/10/93 (I.D.)         Granted; 20 years duration from filing date
                               47627A/90 (S.N.)          02/14/90 (F.D.)
1-33JP             Japan       12637/1990 (S.N.)         02/15/90 (F.D.)         T. Cipparone instructed assoc. on 04/21/95 to file
                                                                                 request for examination
1-33KR             Korea         1868/90 (S.N.)          02/16/90 (F.D.)         Decision for the Publication of Appl. received
                                                                                 dated 01/20/95
1-33MY           Malaysia      PI 9000219 (S.N.)         03/12/90 (F.D.)         Assoc. responded to Substantive Examination
                                                                                 Report acting on V & K instructions dated
                                                                                 09/21/94
1-33MX            Mexico         171.987 (P.N.)          11/26/93 (I.D.)         Granted; 20 years duration from filing date
                                 19.631 (S.N.)           02/22/90 (F.D.)
1-33NZ         New Zealand       232394 (P.N.)           06/11/93 (I.D.)         Granted; 16 years duration from filing date
                                 232394 (S.N.)           02/07/90 (F.D.)
1-33NO            Norway         900559 (S.N.)           02/06/90 (F.D.)         Assoc. submitted response to Office Action on
                                                                                 03/01/95 acting on V & K's instructions
1-33PK          Pakistan        132,016 (P.N.)           03/21/92 (I.D.)         Granted; 16 years duration from filing date
                                 77/90 (S.N.)            02/27/90 (F.D.)
1-33PT          Portugal        93 093 (S.N.)            02/08/90 (F.D.)         Published on 10/15/91; 90 day term for oppositions
                                                                                 from publication date

1-33SA          S. Africa       90/0900 (P.N.)           11/28/90 (I.D.)         Granted; 20 years duration from filing date
                                                         02/07/90 (F.D.)
1-33ES           Spain          9000350 (P.N.)           05/07/91 (I.D.)         Granted; 20 years duration from filing date
                                                         02/06/90 (F.D.)
1-33SE           Sweden        9000390-6 (P.N.)          01/07/93 (I.D.)         Granted; 20 years duration from filing date
                               9000390-6 (S.N.)          02/05/90 (F.D.)
1-33.1SE         Sweden        9201163-4 (P.N.)          06/09/94 (I.D.)         Granted; 20 years duration from filing date of 1-
                               9201163-4 (S.N.)          04/13/92 (F.D.)         33SE
</TABLE>

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<TABLE>
<S>              <C>           <C>                        <C>                    <C>
1-33TW           Taiwan          42486 (P.N.)             02/25/91 (I.D.)        Granted; 15 years duration from publication date of
                                                                                 11/11/90
1-33GB            U.K.         2 240 690 (P.N.)           06/29/94 (I.D.)        Granted; 20 years duration from filing date
                               9002383.9 (S.N.)           02/02/90 (F.D.)
</TABLE>

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<PAGE>

Title:   COMBINATION SPATIAL DIVERSITY SYSTEM (1-44US)
Patent No.: 4,953,197
Issued: August 28, 1990

<TABLE>
<CAPTION>

                               Serial No. (S.N.) or    Filing Date (F.D.) or
  Docket No.     Country        Patent No. (P.N.)        Issue Date (I.D.)              Present Status
  ----------     -------     ----------------------   ------------------------          --------------
<S>             <C>           <C>                         <C>                    <C>
1-44AU          Australia         606300 (P.N.)           05/23/91 (I.D.)        Granted; 16 years duration from filing date
                                 45852/49 (S.N.)          12/04/89 (F.D.)
1-44BE           Belgium         8000079 (P.N.)           03/03/92 (I.D.)        Granted; 20 years duration from filing date
                                                          01/23/90 (F.D.)
1-44BR            Brazil        PI 8906366 (S.N.)         12/08/89 (F.D.)        Assoc. paid final fee on 11/04/94, acting on T.
                                                                                 Cipparone's instructions
1-44CN            Canada        2,004,808 (P.N.)          01/10/95 (I.D.)        Granted; 20 years duration from filing date
                                2004808-5 (S.N.)          12/06/89 (F.D.)
1-44CI            China           13034 (P.N.)            01/22/92 (I.D.)        Granted; 15 years duration from filing date
                                                          12/08/89 (F.D.)
1-44CZ            Czech.        PV 8956-89 (S.N.)         12/08/89 (F.D.)        Office Action received; response due 05/26/95
1-44DK           Denmark          117/90 (S.N.)           01/16/90 (F.D.)        No action as of yet
1-44FI           Finland          895813 (S.N.)           12/05/89 (F.D.)        Assoc. filed amendment on 10/18/91 in response to
                                                                                 Office Action
1-44FR            France         89 16286 (P.N.)          08/05/94 (I.D.)        Granted; 20 years duration from filing date
                                 89 16286 (S.N.)          12/08/89 (F.D.)
1-44DE           Germany      P 39 40 690.3 (S.N.)        02/08/89 (F.D.)        Office Action received; response due 03/30/95
1-44HU           Hungary         269 626 (P.N.)           01/18/95 (I.D.)        Granted; 20 years duration from filing date
                                 6471/89 (S.N.)           12/08/89 (F.D.)
1-44IN            India        1166/Del/89 (S.N.)         12/11/89 (F.D.)        Accepted; Notice of Acceptance will be printed in
                                                                                 Official Gazette in distance future
</TABLE>

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<TABLE>
<S>            <C>             <C>                        <C>                    <C>
1-44IL            Israel          92520 (P.N.)            03/09/94 (I.D.)        Granted; 20 years duration from filing date
                                  92520 (S.N.)            12/01/89 (F.D.)
1-44IT            Italy          1239544 (P.N.)           11/05/93 (I.D.)        Granted; 20 years duration from filing date
                                48631A/89 (S.N.)          12/06/89 (F.D.)
1-44JP            Japan        317938/1989 (S.N.)         12/08/89 (F.D.)        V & K sent instructions to assoc. on 12/09/94 in
                                                                                 response to Office Action
1-44KR            Korea          1962/90 (S.N.)           02/17/90 (F.D.)        Notice of Final Rejection received; Demand for
                                                                                 Appeal Trial must be filed by 05/06/95
1-44MY           Malaysia       PI 9000108 (S.N.)         01/22/90 (F.D.)        V & K sent instructions to assoc. on 08/26/94 in
                                                                                 response to Preliminary and Substantive
                                                                                 Examination
1-44NL         Netherlands       89.83028 (S.N.)          12/08/89 (F.D.)        Search Report received; Continuation of the
                                                                                 Procedure must be filed by 12/08/96; upon receipt
                                                                                 of the request for Continuation of the Procedure, 6
                                                                                 month term will be set to answer Search Report
1-44NZ         New Zealand       231618 (S.N.)            12/04/89 (F.D.)        Notice of Acceptance received; published in 10/92
                                                                                 in Patent Office Journal; 4 month opposition period
1-44NO           Norway          894893 (S.N.)            12/06/89 (F.D.)        Office Action received; response due 06/16/95
1-44PK          Pakistan        132,040 (P.N.)            05/05/92 (I.D.)        Granted; 16 years duration from filing date
                                  47/90 (S.N.)            02/06/90 (F.D.)
1-44PL           Poland         144 583 (P.N.)            02/08/94 (I.D.)        Granted; 20 years duration from filing date
                               P-262 680 (S.N.)           12/08/89 (F.D.)
1-44PT          Portugal        92 892 (S.N.)             01/18/90 (F.D.)        Published on 09/13/91; 90 day term for oppositions
                                                                                 from publication date
1-44SA          S. Africa        90/0428 (P.N.)           10/31/90 (I.D.)        Granted; 20 years duration from filing date
                                                          01/22/90 (F.D.)
1-44ES           Spain           8904326/7 (P.N.)         12/09/90 (I.D.)        Granted; 20 years duration from filing date
                                                          12/04/89 (F.D.)
1-44SE           Sweden          8904132-1 (S.N.)         12/07/89 (F.D.)        Assoc. replied to Office Action on 11/06/91 acting
                                                                                 on T. Gavitt's instructions
</TABLE>

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<TABLE>
<S>               <C>            <C>                      <C>                    <C>
1-44GB            U.K.           2,227,910 (P.N.)         10/27/93 (I.D.)        Granted; 20 years duration from filing date
                                 8927341.1 (S.N.)         12/04/89 (F.D.)
</TABLE>

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<PAGE>

Title: COMMUNICATION SIGNAL COMPRESSION SYSTEM AND METHOD (1-47US)
Patent No.: 4,974,089
Issued: November 20, 1990

<TABLE>
<CAPTION>

                              Serial No. (S.N.) or      Filing Date (F.D.) or
  Docket No.     Country       Patent No. (P.N.)          Issue Date (I.D.)             Present Status
  ----------     -------     ----------------------   -------------------------         --------------
<S>            <C>             <C>                        <C>                    <C>
1-47CN            Canada       2,033,310-3 (S.N.)         11/27/90 (F.D.)        Assoc. filed Voluntary Amendment on 01/29/92
                                                                                 incorporation additional claims
1-47EU            Europe        90119336.7 (S.N.)         10/09/90 (F.D.)        Office Action received; response due 04/02/95
               (Includes
               BE, FR, DE,
               IT, HL, ES,
               SE and GB)
1-47JP            Japan         325113/90 (S.N.)          11/27/90 (F.D.)        T. Cipparone instructed assoc. on 09/13/93 to file
                                                                                 request for examination
</TABLE>

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Title: SUBSCRIBER UNIT FOR WIRELESS DIGITAL SUBSCRIBER COMMUNICATION SYSTEM
       (1-49US)
Patent No.: 5,008,900
Issued: April 16, 1991

<TABLE>
<CAPTION>

                              Serial No. (S.N.) or      Filing Date (F.D.) or
  Docket No.     Country       Patent No. (P.N.)          Issue Date (I.D.)             Present Status
  ----------     -------     ----------------------   -------------------------         --------------
<S>             <C>           <C>                         <C>                    <C>
1-49AU          Australia         616849 (P.N.)           03/03/92 (I.D.)        Granted; 16 years duration from filing date
                                 59876/90 (S.N.)          07/27/90 (F.D.)
1-49BE           Belgium          9000789 (P.N.)          06/22/93 (I.D.)        Granted; 20 years duration from filing date
                                 09000789 (S.N.)          08/14/90 (F.D.)
1-49BR           Brazil         PI 9003984 (S.N.)         08/13/90 (F.D.)        Assoc. filed V & K instructions on 08/08/94 in
                                                                                 response to Office Action
1-49CN           Canada          2022128-3 (S.N.)         07/27/90 (F.D.)        Assoc. paid final fee on 11/28/94 acting on T.
                                                                                 Cipparone's instructions
1-49CI           China             15170 (P.N.)           08/26/92 (I.D.)        Granted; 15 years duration from filing date
                                 90106818.7 (S.N.)        08/14/90 (F.D.)
1-49CZ           Czech.         PV 3856-90 (S.N.)         08/06/90 (F.D.)        Assoc. filed response to Office Action in 02/93
                                                                                 acting on V & K's instructions

1-49DK           Denmark         1850/90 (S.N.)           08/02/90 (F.D.)        No action as of yet
1-49FI           Finland          903986 (S.N.)           08/13/90 (F.D.)        Assoc. filed response to Office Action on 04/30/92
                                                                                 acting on T. Cipparone's instructions (additional
                                                                                 claims were inserted on 10/13/92)
1-49FR            France         90 10302 (P.N.)          01/14/94 (I.D.)        Granted; 20 years duration from filing date
                                 90 10302 (S.N.)          08/13/90 (F.D.)
1-49DE           Germany      P 40 25 771.1 (S.N.)        08/14/90 (F.D.)        V & K sent instructions to assoc. on 03/20/95 in
                                                                                 response to Office Action
1-49HU           Hungary         4933/90 (S.N.)           04/08/90 (F.D.)        Published on 03/26/91; Assoc. filed Amendment in
                                                                                 11/93 acting on V & K's instructions
</TABLE>

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<PAGE>

<TABLE>
<S>            <C>           <C>                          <C>                    <C>
1-49IN            India         779/Del/90 (S.N.)         08/01/90 (F.D.)        Official Action received; response due 05/28/95;
                                                                                 application must be in order for acceptance by
                                                                                 05/25/94
1-49.1IN          India        1499/Del/94 (S.N.)         11/23/94 (F.D.)        Filed
1-49IL            Israel          95207 (S.N.)            07/27/90 (F.D.)        Assoc. paid publication fee in 11/94 acting on V &
                                                                                 K's instructions
1-49.1IL          Israel          110757 (S.N.)           08/23/94 (F.D.)        Office Action received; response due 05/02/95

1-49IT            Italy         1,248,619 (P.N.)          01/21/95 (I.D.)        Granted; 20 years duration from filing date
                                 48227A/90 (S.N.)         08/14/90 (F.D.)
1-49JP            Japan          211757/90 (S.N.)         08/13/90 (F.D.)        We instructed assoc. to file a Request for
                                                                                 Examination in 12/91
1-49KR            Korea          12493/90 (S.N.)          08/14/90 (F.D.)        Notice of Final Rejection received; response due
                                                                                 05/25/95
1-49MY          Malaysia         9001352 (S.N.)           08/13/90 (F.D.)        Request for Substantive Examination filed in 12/91

1-49MX           Mexico          165.585 (P.N.)           11/24/92 (I.D.)        Granted; 20 years duration from filing date
                                  21.970 (S.N.)           08/14/90 (F.D.)
1-49.1MX         Mexico          92.6714 (S.N.)           11/23/92 (F.D.)        Assoc. filed Request for Examination on 04/08/94
                 (Div.)                                                          acting on T. Cipparone's instructions
1-49NL         Netherlands       90.01816 (S.N.)          08/13/90 (F.D.)        Assoc. filed V & K's instructions on 02/25/94 in
                                                                                 response to Office Action
1-49NZ         New Zealand        234689 (P.N.)           10/28/92 (I.D.)        Granted; 16 years duration from filing date
                                  234689 (S.N.)           07/30/90 (F.D.)
1-49NO            Norway          P903529 (S.N.)          08/10/90 (F.D.)        No action as of yet
1-49PK           Pakistan         132,386 (P.N.)          12/02/92 (I.D.)        Granted; 16 years duration from filing date
                                  369/90 (S.N.)           08/18/90 (F.D.)
1-49PL            Poland         P-286 482 (S.N.)         08/14/90 (F.D.)        T. Cipparone instructed assoc. on 01/24/95 to pay
                                                                                 printing fees
1-49PT           Portugal         94,975 (S.N.)           08/13/90 (F.D.)        Published on 03/31/92 (90 day opposition period);
                                                                                 will proceed to examination if no opposition is
                                                                                 filed
</TABLE>

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<TABLE>
<S>             <C>             <C>                       <C>                    <C>
1-49RU            Russia        4630837.09 (S.N.)         08/13/90 (F.D.)        Assoc. filed Request for Validation on 07/93
1-49SA          S. Africa         90/6047 (P.N.)          05/29/91 (I.D.)        Granted; 20 years duration from filing date
                                                          08/01/90 (F.D.)
1-49ES            Spain          9002169/X (P.N.)         02/06/92 (I.D.)        Granted; 20 years duration from filing date
                                  9002169 (S.N.)          08/10/90 (F.D.)
</TABLE>

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