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Technology Stocks : WDC/Sandisk Corporation
WDC 221.57-0.2%3:59 PM EST

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To: Cooters who wrote (26726)9/30/2004 10:30:34 AM
From: Ausdauer  Read Replies (2) of 60323
 
Coots,

I agree that the high capacity flash is going to constrain growth of rotating media.

I DON'T THINK ELI LOSES ANY SLEEP OVER ROTATING MEDIA,
ESPECIALLY NOT IN CELLPHONES. YOU WILL NEED A CAR
BATTERY TO RUN THESE THINGS GIVEN ALL THE EXTRAS
THAT ARE BEING ADDED TO CELLPHONES ALREADY.

SNDK is kicking major butt in the high end cards. This is Lexar's "premium" market
and it is their market share to lose. SNDK rates high or highest in performance
and it seems that capacity and price are following suit.

I am not saying that the future of professional digital photography is any
guarantee of success for SNDK, but the consumer trends will be toward digital SLR.
Some pros may also covert from microdrive diskettes. The write speed also
dampens LEXR's claims that video applications are not possible with some cards.
I see solid state video applications are very exciting and offer significant
advantages over digital tape, if image resolution can be comparable. The write
speed issue will likely be moot based on my experience.

2005 is the year of the cellphone for SNDK and I think it is awesome that Samsung
is buying mini-SD from SanDisk. This is a potentially huge market and a proprietary card
design. That is very favorable for SNDK shareholders!!!

Aus@sellingsnowconestotheeskimos.com
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