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To: elmatador who wrote (5167)	9/9/1999 4:08:00 PM
From: NY Stew	Respond to of 12823

Has anyone ever heard of this before? RARATIN, N.J.--(BUSINESS WIRE)--Sept. 9, 1999--Amplidyne, Inc. (NASDAQ:AMPD, AMPDW), a manufacturer of wireless amplifiers and data communication equipment, has just announced a new set of products, to offer high speed wireless internet access. The Amplidyne equipment will be compatible to IEEE 802.11 standards. Using equipment in the license free 2.4 GHz band, Amplidyne is able to offer subscribers internet access with speeds up to 2,000 Kbps (2 Mbps), much faster than a 56 Kbps dial-up telephone connection. The Amplidyne equipment operates much faster than the much touted Blue Tooth system, operating at 432.6 Kbps. Amplidyne's high speed connection will be available automatically 24 hours a day -- no dialing or user intervention is necessary. An Amplidyne Access Point Device, located at the subscribers' location would connect to a wired LAN (Local Area Network). This will enable all computers on that network to have continuous high speed wireless internet access at a fraction of the cost of having wired internet service (such as a T1 line) brought to their home office, office or enterprise. By using roof top antennas, line of sight links up to 50 miles are possible. ISPs in metropolitan areas who have access to radio towers can offer multiple subscription service using this technology. Amplidyne's wireless internet access service is high speed in both directions, unlike other services presently in operation. Large files that take minutes to send using dial-phone services will only take a few seconds using Amplidyne's high speed wireless internet access. Devendar S. Bains, the president, chief executive officer and chairman of Amplidyne, Inc. stated "The introduction of these new products from our newly created division, in a relatively short span, is an excellent achievement for Amplidyne. The world wide demand for wireless internet multimedia and high speed data requirements is a natural area for Amplidyne to pursue with its advanced patented technology. I personally am very excited to be a part of this new technology as we envision a world able to communicate through wireless connectivity for the new millennium. Exciting new products with higher speeds are being with higher speeds are being developed and will be available in due course from our new division." Certain information contained in the press release is forward-looking. Actual results might differ materially from the forward-looking statements contained in the press release. Important factors that could cause actual results to differ materially from those indicated by such forward-looking statements are risks involved in starting new product lines, competition, managing expansion, modifications to specifications requested by the customer, fluctuations in purchase orders or the customer's failure to meet its forecasted usage, requirements for new product development and product obsolescence. CONTACT: Amplidyne, Inc. Sharon Will - Investor Relations Phone: 212/572-0762 Fax: 212/572-0764 www.amplidyneinc.com KEYWORD: NEW JERSEY NEW YORK BW1337 SEP 09,1999 8:52 PACIFIC 11:52 EASTERN

To: elmatador who wrote (5167)	9/9/1999 4:09:00 PM
From: elmatador	Respond to of 12823

Telecoms marry SAN fibre channel> September 08, 1999 18:20 Lucent, EMC Corp. enter marketing agreement NEW YORK, Sept 8 (Reuters) - Data storage company EMC Corp. and Lucent Technologies Inc. , the world's largest telecommunications equipment maker, said on Wednesday they signed an accord for them to cross market their products. Under the terms of the deal, which did not involve the exchange of money, Lucent will recommend EMC's storage equipment for use with Lucent's Distributed Network Control Platform (DNCP) servers for vital telecommunications services, the company said in a statement. Additionally, EMC will recommend Lucent servers, which can run many different telecommunications services including Internet and long distance, to its clients, a spokesman for EMC said. The companies have tested their equipment to ensure compatibility with each other, the EMC spokesman said. Murray Hill, N.J.,-based Lucent picked up its DNCP server line in its June acquisition of Ascend Communications Inc. Shares of Lucent were down $1-7/16 to $65-3/4 in late afternoon trading on the New York Stock Exchange while shares of Hopkinton, Mass.,-based EMC were up $1-1/4 at $65-7/8.