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To: slacker711 who wrote (5705)	10/27/1999 5:03:00 PM
From: Shack	Respond to of 12823

You can check out Hatim Zaghloul (the CEO of Wi-Lan) on the SI Wi-lan board as he posts from time to time. Very helpful fella and smart as a whip. Here's his profile Member 7360222 Here's the board Subject 19267 Regards, Shack

To: slacker711 who wrote (5705)	10/27/1999 8:16:00 PM
From: P2V	Read Replies (1) \| Respond to of 12823

Stephen , Slacker, All One good place to start for info on W-OFDM , the IEE811 standard that was created for it, and their 30 Megabit product is as follows - wi-lan.com You may want to back up to their home page and proceed from there. Hatim was one of the two inventors of W-OFDM and has some technical documents posted on the site. Philips has partnered with Wi-Lan, so there are some very good documents on their site. (Philips will also build ASICS, using W-OFDM technology. The next product / ASIC will be a 100 Megabit version, with a usable speed of approximately 90 Megabits, after overhead has been accounted for. www-us.semiconductors.philips.com Another Philips link is www-us.semiconductors.philips.com Note that this explains their joint IEEE 1394 and WOFDM effort. Many posts to look at on the SI Wi-Lan thread. Also you may stockhouse.com There - you may search for "C.WIN" while Wi-Lan is still on the Alberta stock exchange. Tomorrow should be "big time" for Wi-Lan , as they are scheduled to go onto the Toronto Stock Exchange. Then, when events allow it, they intend to go onto the NASDAQ. (Hatim is cautious, as well as intelligent, and does not want his company to be an "orphan" on the NASDAQ ) I am one of the few folks from the USA who have holdings in Wi-Lan. (It's a pain to purchase them, but it has been a worthwhile experience) Best Regards, Mardy.