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To: Mats Ericsson who wrote (115)	1/19/2000 5:23:00 PM
From: Mats Ericsson	Read Replies (1) of 322

Transmeta gave one soul to Bluetooth Transmetas Crusoe chip is very, very important news. (It's a sweet soul music to me - wireless connectivity -investor.) Because powerconsumption recent lap-tops (... they have even fans...!) It has been impossibble to build a real wireless web-pad/ or book on wintel (=Windows+Intel) architecture. You need at least 5 hours lasting battery in a web-pad, which has a large display, processor, flashmemory and radiomodule - all eating battery like maddogs! They gave it to us, look: transmeta.com Meanwhile other source is cautious on BT-markets: Jack Quinn, the $2,850 report's author, is cautious on Bluetooth. He argues that the Bluetooth market cannot take off until it is reduced to a single, inexpensive semiconductor chip. "I don't see that happening before 2002," he said. 32bitsonline.com

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