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To: Ming Wu who wrote (47)	1/30/2000 5:41:00 PM
From: Phantom Dialer	Read Replies (1) \| Respond to of 213

Ming, I agree. Alot of bashers may come out and say that HP never made a formal release but I am sure that if they did HP would be attracting ALOT of unecessary attention from the competition. I mean, think about it, HP is a Dow 30 stock, everyone is following that company's turnaround as a barometer in the PC industry. This is kind of like the "new" HP they are talking about in the commericals I am seeing. Not a whole lot of attention has been given to the smart card industry in the media. This will eventually become the next focal point in the media to discuss. I am glad on getting in here on the ground floor. If you think about it, this could pale in comparison with the gain QCOM last year. EDIG took off like a rocket once they got the "big names" behind them. What i also like is that they are not using the stupid internet philosophy of "If we can just get 1% of the market etc" then we will have this or that. A writer in Forbes magazine called this the "Chinese Math Theroy" and it will end up burning alot of investors (Actually I think that it was Guy Kawasaki that said it while he read business proposals for funding...he said those are the first ones that go in the garbage) We got something real here. Good Luck to all.