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To: Invstd who wrote (21)	7/15/2002 6:06:02 PM
From: stanvaughan	Read Replies (1) of 39

Pardon my jumping in here. I was under the impression that the POMA has been presented from the outset, at least here in the U.S., as a developmental product being test marketed here. It is, after all, a Hitachi product and XYBR really hasn't "pushed" it very hard in the traditional sense. As for the MA V, I can only assume XYBR management depended on the expertise of IBM in developing, manufacturing and testing this unit. Since IBM's design patents are being used by Antelope for it's core unit, why wouldn't they have the same developmental issues regarding BIOS that was found with the MA V, particularly as attachments are added? Scott?

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