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Gold/Mining/Energy : MBL Mobile Computing -- Ignore unavailable to you. Want to Upgrade?

To: bigbuk who wrote (32)	3/14/2000 5:39:00 PM
From: Sam	Read Replies (1) \| Respond to of 53

Picked this off the Wy-LAN forum ,sounds good sam More potential partners... (microsoft keeps popping up) Mobile Computing Corp - Mobile Computing new strategic partnerships coming soon Mobile Computing Corp MBL Shares issued 28,400,000 2000-03-13 close $14.5 Tuesday Mar 14 2000 Mr. David Cunningham reports In an exclusive interview with StockHouse, Mobile Computing Communications chief executive officer, David Cunningham, revealed that the company is in discussions with several potential strategic partners for its mobile wireless products and technology, stating that the company's new product line for Windows NT/CE could eclipse the company's existing business, which will be worth about $22-million in revenues in 2000. Mobile Computing, a supplier of wireless mobile information systems, hopes to announce a partnership soon, possibly at Wave 2000, an important industry conference being held March 13 to March 15 in San Diego, if a deal is signed by then. "We've been working on some announcements," Mr. Cunningham told StockHouse. "If we can put them together in time, obviously we'd like to do it at the show." The company will be co-presenting at the show with BSQUARE, a leader in creating software products and services based on the Windows Embedded family of operating systems. Mobile Computing has hired BSQUARE to port its technology to a Windows NT/CE environment. Mr. Cunningham also revealed to StockHouse that the company's new product line could eclipse its current line, which it estimates will be worth about $16-million for 1999, and about $22-million in 2000. "Any newfound revenues on our new products that should occur in 2000 will just be gravy on top of that," he said. (c) Copyright 2000 Canjex Publishing Ltd. canada-stockwatch.com old url (better for printing)