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Technology Stocks : CRUS, good buy?
CRUS 125.62+1.9%3:59 PM EST

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To: Calvin Scott who wrote (5955)6/24/1998 3:34:00 PM
From: Terrapin  Read Replies (1) of 8193
 
Got this from an article at CNET.com. It is in direct reference to the TCOMA/T merger and its effect on ATHM, however it alludes to a market that Cirrus is targetting. Aside from Teo's possible motives on the breakup value of CRUS I have a hunch he saw this coming:

"AT&T, however, sees @Home as a way to help provide what the
industry calls the elusive "last mile" of connectivity to its
customers for Net access and phone service. Although still in the
embryonic stages, @Home is helping to develop the
next-generation set-top television box(!!!!) that is supposed to become
the "network hub of the home,"(!!!!) offering TV as well as video on
demand, in addition to email, Internet browsing, and telephone
connections.(!!!!!!!!!)"

A set-top box as a home network hub. This will eclipse PC ownership as families opt for different combinations of the above services. Word from the tech people is that Cirrus has always had some of the best technology; hopefully Teo can place the company (and us) in the proper strategic place to get our chips in these boxes and devices.

I agree that management has fumbled badly but the market they are aiming at is enormous.

John
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