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To: Sleeper who wrote (11676)	6/23/1999 12:18:00 PM
From: yihsuen	Respond to of 29970

Yea, right. Better look for another possible explanation, I uh... I uh... I actually like 3COM. I mean I like 3COM products. What I really mean is 3COM makes good products. I like Palm V very much. For example, while waiting in line for my dentist yesterday, I play chess game on it. I also uh... download your message on it before sit on the toilet, so I can enjoy reading while sitting on my comfortable Kohl.

To: Sleeper who wrote (11676)	6/23/1999 12:33:00 PM
From: yihsuen	Respond to of 29970

Sleeper, Seriously, I can use NIC from 3COM, but why? Use @home as an example, it used Linksys card. They are charging $30 for the card, very good price compared to 3COM, but they still make at least $20 profit out of it. Because you can get 10BaseT Linksys card in Frys for $9.99.

To: Sleeper who wrote (11676)	6/23/1999 3:18:00 PM
From: yihsuen	Respond to of 29970

OT Sleeper, I just bought some COMS OCT 30 Call. The trading volume is lower than I expected today. We will make some money! OK? Good luck to you.

To: Sleeper who wrote (11676)	6/23/1999 7:40:00 PM
From: Sleeper	Read Replies (5) \| Respond to of 29970

Move Over Cable, Here Comes G.Lite June 23, 1999 By Jim Thompson Contributing Author, ISP-Planet internetnews.com Cable is currently the greatest competition to G.lite, but it has significant limitations and drawbacks of its own: Except for the few areas where two-way service is available, cable modem service currently requires a telephone line for upstream transmission. Cable is also a shared system. With a large number of users sharing bandwidth, both performance and security concerns become critical. By contrast, G.lite and ADSL provide dedicated, point-to-point connections allowing for consistent performance in a secure environment. Finally, like full-rate ADSL, cable requires that a technician be dispatched for installation. Comments anyone? Sleeper