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To: Mark Johnson who wrote (16866)	12/9/1999 8:44:00 PM
From: Mark Johnson	Respond to of 27311

Also from Ultralifes CEO..... <<The most watched market today in our industry is the rechargeable polymer marketplace. Polymer batteries can be thin,light weight, and can conform to virtually any shape that is necessary for the application. We have been preceived as market leader in the past but have been slower than antiscipated in getting this product into mass production.>>> Yeah....slower than Valence...Is Ultralife using production equipment from the same company that Valence is suing for some sort of misrepresentation???? BUY VALENCE....

To: Mark Johnson who wrote (16866)	12/10/1999 12:46:00 AM
From: P. Ramamoorthy	Read Replies (1) \| Respond to of 27311

Re.:"..."Sony" had also dropped out of the "Li/Poly endeavor..." It was in reference to a Size D cells, meaning the larger cells are difficult to manufacture and recharge due to the risk of explosion as a result of temperature runaway. VLNC' s Manganese technology eliminates this risk. Since VLNC has all the patents on Mn VLNC owns the intellectual property, and probably most trade secrets of manufacturing the Mn cells. Therefore VLNC IS the only entity that can offer this technology. Ram