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To: RockiReid who wrote (6152)4/14/1998 6:42:00 PM
From: Rocky Reid  Read Replies (1) of 7685
 
If you are going to steal a post of mine from the Iomega board without giving me credit, at least try and include the WHOLE UNEDITED message. REmember, Plagiary is considered in poor taste.

Thank you.

for those wanting to read THE WHOLE UNEDITED POST, here it is:

To: +Naggrachi (52483 )
From: +Rocky Reid
Tuesday, Apr 14 1998 5:53PM ET
Reply # of 52497

Japanese firms are gunning hard for this niche

Sony w/ TEAC is coming soon with the HiFD 200MB Zip-embarrasser, and Sanyo/Aiwa/Castlewood are coming out soon with the 2.16 Gigabyte Orb Jaz-destroyer.

according to:
castlewoodsystems.com

"Castlewood products are manufactured by Trans Capital, a Malaysian technology manufacturing company with processes that are ISO 9000 certified. Castlewood products will be distributed and sold around the world through a variety of channels including retail, mail order, commercial distribution, value-added resellers and system integrators and original equipment manufacturers."

To all those who say that Castlewood has no manufacturing capability, here is proof to the contrary. Trans Capital is a HUGE manufacturer of drives in Malaysia. They are the real deal.

The Japanese evidently mean business. And they WILL steal market share away from Iomega very soon. Plain and simple- Enough to do incredible damage to the IOM bottom line.
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