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To: Techie who wrote (336)	6/6/1996 11:55:00 AM
From: shdu	of 700

Hi all, The algorithm by AMTX is not complex. It's easy to compete with AMTX. As far as I understand, AMTX's is developing a telephone modem that does a wave-let transformation so that you can splilt the regular sound channel (say from 1kHz to 20kHz) into 1000 channels and monitor the frequency change in each channel. So instead of 1 channel sending 28.8kbps, you have 1000 channel pumping 28.8kbps at the same time. I believe there are many readily available algorithms available to do this. Some of them have been in the text books for maybe 30-50 years? So I don't understand how amati can hold a solid patent on this and how this patent can prevent other companies from entering the market. And above all, how a smart ass in some big company would convince his boss to pay royalties to amati? Please send me any information regarding the technical superority of AMTX. I am a beginner in this group and bought a few shares after reading the discussions, but I am starting to feel uneasy after learning a bit more of their technology. I am afraid this company is going to make just another brand telephone modem without the manufacturing and technical manpower of its competitors Thanks for you response in advance. Shan

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