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Non-Tech : Bill Wexler's Dog Pound -- Ignore unavailable to you. Want to Upgrade?

To: Bill Wexler who wrote (4497)	10/31/1999 5:58:00 PM
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Mr. Wexler: You humiliate yourself. [eom]

To: Bill Wexler who wrote (4497)	10/31/1999 6:05:00 PM
From: Jesse Livermore	Read Replies (1) \| Respond to of 10293

WAVX Best of Comdex? Embassy plus WAVEXpress Big Bill what do you think? --------------------------------------------------------- wave.com --------------------------------------------------------- Wave Systems? EMBASSY E-Commerce System Wins "Most Innovative Product Award" in the Desktop Category at Giga Information Group Conference La Quinta, CA, Dec. 11, 1998 -- Wave Systems Corp. (OTC BB: WAVX; wave.com) today announced that its EMBASSY E-Commerce System was selected by attendees of Giga Information Group?s "Emerging Technology Scene" conference as the Most Innovative Product in the "Amazing Future of the Desktop" demo competition. Steven Sprague, president of Wave Systems, spoke to conference attendees and Giga Group analysts Monday December 7, 1998. His product demonstration and speech addressed the issues of secure e-commerce and content distribution and the need for standards-based "trusted-client" solutions that enable broad-based content delivery by placing secure transaction engines at the desktop. "I am very encouraged to see that IT professionals, industry leaders, and Giga analysts understand the inherent value and promise in the EMBASSY trusted-client technology by honoring us with the Most Innovative Product award in the desktop category," said Steven Sprague, Wave Systems President. "The increasing number of alliances Wave has struck over the past few months will accelerate the broad distribution of Wave?s technology into the marketplace. Giga?s conference was the perfect opportunity to increase our current base of industry support." The trusted-client system is an open, programmable hardware- and software-based device that creates a fully exportable, secure and trusted environment within the PC. It provides an inexpensive, standards-based platform for running secure applications and protecting important data and digital identities in individual PCs. As the first implementation of the trusted client technology, Wave?s EMBASSY E-Commerce System embeds security and trust at the desktop and creates a client-based solution for e-commerce, Internet security, and content delivery, elevating the personal computer to an important new role in the evolving digital economy. -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- About Wave Systems Corp: Founded in 1988, the mission of Wave Systems Corporation is to create the world's best technologies to secure and sell digital information. Wave's core EMBASSY technology is an inexpensive, proprietary hardware and software-based device that enables secure transaction processing and distributed information metering in users? PCs. Embedded in PC hardware and peripherals, set top boxes and other devices, EMBASSY is the foundation for client-based security applications and a new distribution and purchasing model for content and services. This low-cost, secure "system within a system" will enable the personal computer to assume an important new role in the evolving digital economy. By moving secure transactions to the desktop, Wave provides intrinsic value to the electronic commerce process, benefiting PC users, application developers, and hardware manufacturers. For more information, please visit Wave's corporate web site at wave.com