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Non-Tech : The New Iomega '2000' Discussion Group -- Ignore unavailable to you. Want to Upgrade?

To: Michael M who wrote (3700)	12/27/1999 9:50:00 AM
From: hdl	Read Replies (1) \| Respond to of 5023

I'll take a guarantee on 1,000,000 shares. I very much appreciate your generosity and your faith. Please provide info (perhaps in a PM) so I can send you the necessary paperwork.

To: Michael M who wrote (3700)	12/27/1999 10:59:00 AM
From: Mel Boreham	Respond to of 5023

Thanks Michael M, I truly hope that we will see some sustained upward movement in the stock price by July 4th! After all, if storage needs are projected to grow at over 60% per year there should be enough room for both solid state memory and rotational media like Zip and Clik! to co-exist in the future. It should be an interesting year for the company, barring chip constraints and other mistakes, but lets hope that the new guy gets their act together and begins to market their products like they should be marketed. I would be nice if we were to get at least one or two more camera companies to commit to the Clik! drive this coming year. With both Japanese and Korean companies being involved in making Clik! drives one would think that they would have some strong influence on camera companies in their region so at least some Clik!ed models would be on the drawing boards in the near future. I still think we will see at least a working prototype of a Zip digital camera sometime in 2000. There were more comments by "gatorhater" on using his new Agfa CL-30 camera this morning. As he says, using the Clik! is really liberating as you can take as many shots as you like and just keep loading in Clik! disks without having a computer nearby to download photos from full solid state memory cards. This should be another point that Iomega should stress in their marketing campaign. Freedom from being tied to your computer is a strong selling point. Sure hope you are right about July 4th! Here's to 15 and beyond! Or as Buzz Lightyear would say " to Infinty and beyond!" Mel