SIG Party-Defined Devices definition

SIG Party-Defined Devices means, with respect to any SIG Party, any Device developed by or on behalf of such SIG Party (for example, aircards and modems, handsets, wireless PDAs and personal media players) that is capable of operating on the Clearwire Network, is purchased by a SIG Party from OEMs and is sold through such SIG Party’s distribution channels.
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Examples of SIG Party-Defined Devices in a sentence

  • Clearwire will apply its certification process to a SIG Party’s Devices (including, its SIG Party-Defined Devices) on a nondiscriminatory basis no less favorable to such SIG Party than the certification process applied to Devices sold by any Other Reseller, any other Founding Partner and in Clearwire retail locations.

  • NewCo will apply its certification process to a SIG Party’s Devices (including, its SIG Party-Defined Devices on a nondiscriminatory basis no less favorable to such SIG Party than the certification process applied to Devices sold by any Other Reseller, any other Founding Partner and in NewCo retail locations.

  • Sprint will apply its certification process to a SIG Party’s Devices (including, its SIG Party-Defined Devices and, to the extent applicable, any upgrades to, or customizations of, Sprint PLS Pre-Approved Handsets), on a nondiscriminatory basis no less favorable to such SIG Party than the certification process applied to Devices sold by other resellers or in Sprint retail locations.