HONG KONG, 4 MAY 2009 – Sanmu, a Hong Kong-based mobile handset provider, has announced plans to sell third-generation subscriber units and module/modem cards implementing CDMA 2000 and/or TD-SCDMA standards.
Shenzhen Sanmu Communication Technology Company (Sanmu), established in 2003, is a mobile handset and terminal solution provider in Hong Kong, with its own research and development centres and factory in Shenzhen, China.
Under the terms of the royalty bearing agreement, Qualcomm, a US-based developer of advanced wireless technologies, products and services, has granted Sanmu a worldwide patent licence to develop, manufacture and sell subscriber units and module/modem cards implementing the CDMA2000 (code division multiple access 2000) and/or TD-SCDMA (time division-synchronous code division multiple access) standards.
“Sanmu is committed to maintaining a spirit of innovation and to bringing a full range of wireless products to our customers,” said Jason Zhang, president of Sanmu. “We are pleased to enter into this patent licence agreement with leading wireless innovator Qualcomm, which will help to position us as a recognised provider in the wireless market.”
