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To: unclewest who wrote (21952)	6/8/1999 6:51:00 AM
From: wsp	Respond to of 93625

Unclewest, Thanks again for your response. I've been following the board since feb. '99. I have yet to see you submit info without evidence to support it. I should cancel my ZACH's, Merril Lynch reports, and Multex investors network. I don't have time to read them with all the info you keep bringing in. I guess you'll start charging for your research pretty soon ?? hope not but if so count me in !! scott,

To: unclewest who wrote (21952)	6/8/1999 7:10:00 AM
From: REH	Respond to of 93625

Samsung Develops BGA Tape Jun 07, 1999, (Comline via COMTEX) -- Samsung Aerospace has developed a Ball Grid Array (BGA) copper-coated circuit tape in-house, said the company on May 25. The company is in talks with Intel of the US and ASE of Taiwan. Samsung will launch a 1.5 billion won production line to produce 20 million tapes per month. The copper-coated tape is lighter than its lead frame cousin, and is a key component of RAMBUS SDRAM chips. Samsung plans to develop a new copper-coated tape for flash memory and microprocessor chips. The company will earn 250 billion won per year with non-metal materials. reh

To: unclewest who wrote (21952)	6/8/1999 10:19:00 AM
From: MileHigh	Read Replies (3) \| Respond to of 93625

uncle, You know I always try and poke holes in stories just to keep 'em "on their toes". So, how can Dataquest predict the following.... He remains optimistic about the near future of the DRAM market, predicting a revenue peak of $43bn (£27bn) in 2001, although this will be followed by another price crash in 2002. And Stuart predict this... i realize that the numbers seem enormous in today's dram market of $15 billion. remember the dram market is projected to grow to over $100 billion by 2002. that is 6x present. I'm sorry, but I have to question this number and the 90% penetration rate....How do you get DRAM market to $100M in '02? Who projects this? MileHigh