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To: tom pope who wrote (23436)	10/15/1999 9:29:00 AM
From: Susan Saline	Respond to of 43080

if you like it ... and it really dives .... buy more on fear and panic ... looking at the one year chart .... and with futures an added killer .... it may be a gift in discuise would look for 2nd dip below 4 ... at possible entry at buy stop 3 7/8 . although I am sometimes too cheap, so 4.50 more probable.

To: tom pope who wrote (23436)	10/16/1999 1:05:00 AM
From: AlienTech	Read Replies (3) \| Respond to of 43080

IBM unveiled a high-capacity 73-gigabyte hard drive - touted it as the biggest ever - that stores 7.04 billion data bits per square inch. The product is aimed at the high-end market, which includes the audio industry as well as credit card transactions. The Ultrastar 72ZX, which is the size of a paperback book, will begin shipping in the first quarter. See press release. IBM (IBM: news, msgs) rose 7/8 to 107 7/8. The company will report earnings on Oct. 20. Two of the new drives set hard drive capacity and density world records. The Ultrastar 72ZX, the world's highest capacity drive, is about the size of a paperback novel yet can hold the equivalent of a floor of books at the New York Public Library with room to spare. The Ultrastar 72ZX and the 36LZX 10,000 RPM drives also boast the most bits per square inch -- 7.04 billion to be exact -- of any server-class hard drive in the world. This higher density contributes to higher storage capacity. cbs.marketwatch.com