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To: Stoctrash who wrote (43628)	8/4/1999 12:09:00 PM
From: Black-Scholes	Read Replies (1) \| Respond to of 50808

Let's see if I can write this acronym correctly: ROTFLMAO!

To: Stoctrash who wrote (43628)	8/4/1999 12:16:00 PM
From: Black-Scholes	Read Replies (1) \| Respond to of 50808

I see a MAJOR rally on the horizon. Not just in CUBE but the entire market. There's NO INFLATION. I can't wait until the PPI and CPI come out.

To: Stoctrash who wrote (43628)	8/4/1999 1:12:00 PM
From: DiViT	Respond to of 50808

!!! Digital VCR with a built-in MPEG2 encoder!!!!!! HITAHCI: Hitachi to release D-VHS VTR supporting both digital and analog broadcasting 08/03/1999 M2 PRESSWIRE Copyright 1999 M2 Communications, Ltd. All Rights Reserved. * Digital VTR with a built-in MPEG2 encoder equipped with i. LINK terminals Hitachi, Ltd., today announced the release of a VTR (DT-DR5000) with D-VHS specification from October 15, which is capable of digitally recording current analog broadcasting such as ground wave /BS with high image quality by an " MPEG 2 encoder." It is also equipped with "i. LINK terminals" for digitally recording (bit stream recording) digital broadcasting such as CS. Model and price Model DT-DR5000 Standard price(excl. tax) 200,000 yen Release date October 15 Initial monthly production lot 1,000 units Following the start of CS digital broadcasting, the shift from analog broadcasting to digital broadcasting is swinging into full force, such as BS digital broadcasting and ground wave digital broadcasting scheduled in and after the year 2000. D-VHS is a new VHS format based on the current VHS system, which allows digital- converted signals to be digitally recorded/played as they are while maintaining compatibility with current VHS systems. Hitachi released in October, 1998 the D-VHS VTR with a built-in CS digital tuner (7B- DF100) the first in Japan, followed by the release in July 1999 of the D-VHS VTR with a built-in "MPEG2 encoder" (DT-DR3000) the first in the world, thus supporting the needs for videotaping and playback of high image quality. The "DT-DR5000" released this time has a built-in " MPEG 2 encoder" for digital-converting and recording analog signals, and is capable of digitally recording current analog broadcasting such as ground wave/BS in high image quality. It is also equipped with two channels of "i. LINK terminals" so as to allow digital broadcasting to be digitally recorded (bit stream recording) just as it is, when connected with a CS digital tuner with "i. LINK terminals." Moreover, if connected with two D-VHS VTRs with "i. LINK terminals," editing in high image quality is possible with almost no loss in image quality. In addition, to implement operability appropriate to a digital VTR, the popular Tape Navi has been further enhanced with display functions for creating titles on the Tape Navi screen and an improved retrieval system that allows retrieval by recording date or genre. Furthermore, since an easy-to-see and easy-to-use GUI (graphical user interface) has been integrated, the screen guide will provide easy operation without instructions so that multiple functions can be easily managed by remote control. M2 COMMUNICATIONS DISCLAIMS ALL LIABILITY FOR INFORMATION PROVIDED WITHIN M2 PRESSWIRE. DATA SUPPLIED BY NAMED PARTY/PARTIES.