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To: 3D who wrote (4128)	6/12/1999 12:28:00 PM
From: Alf	Read Replies (1) \| Respond to of 6180

Here is something that has yet to be sliced and diced on the thread :-) MitacWeb V3 Fax 1.Receive and view a fax 2.Write and send a fax 3.Print incoming fax Could MSU's box be sending & receiving fax's over the internet ? It is possable to do and here is one LARGE manufacturer who has decieded to take the plunge Daewoo To Sell E-Mail/Fax Device May 26, 1999 -- Daewoo Telecom, the huge Korean telecom manufacturer, will sell a private-labeled version of a standalone Net device that sends and receives both faxes and e-mail. The device, designed and patented by the Israeli firm Connect One, will be distributed by Daewoo under the name Fax-i-Com. Daewoo will distribute the product in Europe and the Far East. Connect One will distribute the product in the United States under the name Fax Messenger. The vendors claim this is the first Internet fax Net device marketed by a major electronics manufacturer. It works by connecting to a standard fax machine and dialing a local ISP via telephone lines. It transmits faxes via Internet-based fax services, sends e-mail via the ISP's mail service and receives and prints both e-mail and Internet-based faxes. The device will be available at the end of June with a suggested retail price of $295. Alf

To: 3D who wrote (4128)	6/12/1999 9:32:00 PM
From: Hawkmoon	Read Replies (2) \| Respond to of 6180

Ron, nice essay on your assessment of the reality out there. Thanks 3D!! Welcome to SI! Btw, I like your handle. I'm surprised someone hadn't captured it earlier... :0) The Daw Woo release is interesting, but it is still a Korean firm, whereas Shanghai Thakral is a Chinese firm, a definitive edge in that marketplace. I also am frustrated at the lack of news from MUCP, but I'm a patient shareholder so long as I feel or sense that the best news is still ahead. There is a reason the stock has moved up on little to no news. There is a reason that the trading in the stock was VERY tight with little volatility until Thursday's correction. However, IMO, the fact that we corrected BEFORE news was released. Anyone who sold the stock did so out of frustration, a sense that the momentum was ahead of itself, or (I hope) from short-sellers taking advantage of the situation in order to make a few bucks at our expense. Anyone who is short runs the risk of news being released soon. News that may clarify the significant claims of the previous two (read contracts), and substantiating the belief that this company is in the midst of a major turn-around. That will mean a rush to cover in the face of new money looking for shares and potentially much higher valuations. Here's to hoping that a bear trap has been set and that MSU will come through with the goods in time to trigger it. Again, just my impressions and opinion. Regards, Ron