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To: Gregg Glogowski who wrote (1202)	3/18/1998 10:24:00 AM
From: Andrew Fenic	Read Replies (2) of 1320

Lot of upside action on this issue recently (!). Got a Magicom 2000 brochure from a friend at work who has attended a real live marketing presentation. He said the product looked very impressive and, while skeptical, I must admit that the brochure depicts a product that if complete would be extremely compelling. The Unit has approximately a 6" by 5" screen on the right and a standard telephone on the left. A scanner is built into the bottom. I don't know about everyone else but I would die to have one of those puppies on my desk. The relevant specs on the brochure are: FAX Doc Memory : 80 pgs Fax Speed : 14.4k Telephone Speed Dial : 100 stations Voice Memory : 12 mins E-Paper Screen 6.4"H x 4.5"W 200 pix/inch x 200 pix/inch Computer 2400 BPS Data Modem X Modem protocol Scanner CIS Contact Image Sensor 8.7" width High res: 203 pix/inch x 196 lines/inch Printer Print Emulation : Magic Printer Reports: Speed Dial List General Parallel DB-25 Connector Serial DB9 Cellular RJ-11C While this stock has been a short sellers domain for quite some time I do not concur with their assessment that COPY's product is pure vapor. A very reliable source here has seen a demo and indicates the product looks extremely impressive; especially the screen brightness/contrast. Assuming they can take this thing to market it does have mass potential. The real key is that screen, though. It is the only thing that a big consumer electronics competitor could not easily replicate at low cost; strikes me just about anyone could right now do a FAX/phone/printer/scanner combo.

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