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To: David Gardiner who wrote (896)	2/17/1998 9:12:00 PM
From: AJ Berger	Read Replies (2) of 2843

Intels Intercast; a distraction to WAVO Investors? It gives the impression the little WAVO is up against Huge Intel in the "market". I think that despite Intels close relationship with MicroSoft, WAVO will get all the developement and marketing benefits, and Intels product will continue to be secondary. Intel often clouds a market with their presence and still does not get very far with it. Just look at the years and millions they've put into video-conferencing product with little success. They are spoiled by over 50% margins of CPU semiconductors to put full conviction into these thinner margin markets. They will continue to be high price wannabee's and a distraction to Investors here, but what can we do. They have to keep their fabrication plants pumping out something useful. Why else would they bother with the razor thin margins of the Graphic Chips market? (Now if they'd just focus on the PC100 spec Memory chips we'll need this year to enjoy the new motherboards, they'd really cash in. Problem is anything smelling like DRAM make Investors run for the hills, Oh well.) Investors should not discount WAVO's relationship with MSFT. I suspect there is A LOT more to this than meets the eye. I will reveal my suspicions in a few more days. P.S. Dave, be patient with your installation. This stuff is pretty tricky. When I beta test I use a "clean" install of Window'95 and the latest drivers. You may be suffering from buried conflicts in your machine. Also you should try their beta forum. It's pretty quiet, but questions are answered promptly. Email your beta test contact for the address. My TV card installed LickitySplit, but the WaveTop software needed a tech support trick to get back on track, which I'm sure they'll sort out by release date. Now it all runs like a dream.

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