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To: Volcano888 who wrote (46)	12/24/1996 4:04:00 PM
From: Lewis White	of 782

Pjtv has a unique patented big screen tv with a removable projector capable of displaying up to a twenty foot diameter picture. The quality of the picture is better than anything on the market at this time. I have spoken with four people who have viewed the tv. Two are stock brokers, one a securities analyst the last is a surgeon. Although they do not know each other their comments were very simular. They stated the picture was fantastic, better than they thought it would be. The projector with its expanded image was clear and crisp. They all felt it will sell. TI's dmd technology has made this a winner if only they can bring it to market and estabish itself as the leader in large screen tv's. The current list price is $7995.00 before discounts. Other companies are very interested in licensing their technology. Pjtv's thin screen concept is also being negotiated for licensing potential. There is reported new interest in Tamarack. All this contingent on a sucessfull debut. Not to mention competition fron HDTV and big screen plasma display. I have purchased pjtv stock in encrements for over three years. My average purchace price including comm. is $4.15 per share with a purchase range from $2 to $7 per share. As far as meeting Xmas rush I spoke with a purchasing manager at Best Buy. He stated if they were to carry such a product with a $7,000.00 to $8,000.00 price tag having it available for Xmas would not be an advantage. He stated this is not what a tipical buyer would shop for as a gift. It would in all likelyhood get lost in all the other promotions. My point to all this is the longer they delay the smaller the impact they will have on the market. What does everyone else think?

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