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To: Harold S. Kirby who wrote (30334)4/28/1999 11:14:00 AM
From: LABMAN  Read Replies (2) of 45548
 
FROM YAHOO THREAD 3COM TO SHIP 14 MILLION PALM UNITS BY 2002

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3Com To Ship 14 Million Palmtops By 2002
by: malgan (28/99)
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Newsbytes, Wednesday, April 28, 1999 at 10:13

MANILA, PHILIPPINES, 1999 APR 28 (NB) -- By Erwin Lemuel G
Oliva, Metropolitan Computer Times. 3Com Palm Computing Inc.
[NASDAQ:COMS] says it will ship 14 million units of its handheld
devices by the year 2002.

In 1996, less than two years after the company came out with
the palmtops, it was able to hit the one million mark. Recently,
an IDC study reported that the firm was able to ship 4.5 million
units in 1998. 3Com, however, does not want to stop here.

"We're not resting on our laurels," said Craig Will, 3Com Palm
Computing's director for Asia Pacific region, during the local
launch of the Palm 3x and the Palm V series.

Considering that the Internet revolution will encourage more people
to become connected to information, 3Com will continue to "deduce,"
as the company puts it, products that will meet customer needs.

Meanwhile, the firm says it is determined to redefine what a
handheld device is.

Unlike its rivals, 3Com's philosophy for making handheld platforms
is simple: it should be handy, useful, and, of course, stylish.

"We really don't want to jam all PC features into a handheld
device," says Paul Leeper, 3Com Palm Computing business
development manager for Asia Pacific, as he examined what
Microsoft has been doing with Windows CE.

Palm V, the latest 3Com handheld device, for instance, follows
3Com's "Zen of Palm" philosophy of design. It is smaller,
lighter, and has more features than its predecessors. It weighs
four ounces, and is nearly one-half the thickness of the Palm III
and Palm IIIx models.

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Posted: 04/28/99, 11:08AM EDT as a reply to: Msg 33355 by mbartt33


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