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To: mslawyer who wrote (1936)	2/1/2000 9:23:00 AM
From: Boplicity	Respond to of 35685

it's all in the mouse, I love the wheel... <g> Greg

To: mslawyer who wrote (1936)	2/1/2000 10:27:00 AM
From: Boplicity	Respond to of 35685

Here is a company that has been around awhile, but just now coming into their own, General Magic, they have roots they run from Apple, the founders names can be found on the inside of the original Macs. Worth a look I own a ton, RocketMan got me back into watching them <<General Magic: Thoughts From Mgmt. (Lache) We have been watching General Magic's (OTC-GMGC-$7 5/8-not rated) shares appreciate significantly subsequent to General Motors 20% investment in the company (GMGC'S shares have risen to approximately $7 1/2 from $1 1/2 prior to the announcement). GM plans to use GMGC's voice enabled services technology in OnStar, GM's in-vehicle communication, navigation, and internet access system. We spoke with GMGC yesterday and found several points of interest, including: 1) the company will receive a (undisclosed) monthly fee for every GM OnStar subscriber (and a royalty fee for non-GM customers using the OnStar system -- i.e., potentially Toyota). In a sense, we believe General Magic could be the only way for investors to play the expected growth in OnStar. 2) GMGC is also marketing its voice-activation technology to cellular phone companies, enterprise software companies, call centers and internet service providers. While GMGC's business model is still evolving, we believe the potential market for its technology is significant.>>