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Technology Stocks : WDC/Sandisk Corporation -- Ignore unavailable to you. Want to Upgrade?

To: Art Bechhoefer who wrote (10200)	4/9/2000 1:44:00 AM
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Steve's Digicam's reviews the latest CompactFlash appliance. April 9, 2000 steves-digicams.com "Say hello to the DF-560 Digi-Frame, it's the new millennium's answer to the static picture frame of your parent's generation. There's no better way to display your digital pictures than with a digital picture frame. Forget the trip to the photo store and the printing fees -- just pop in a flash card full of pictures and hit the power switch! __________________________________________________________________________________ I believe this could be a phenomenal hit for SanDisk as it would allow marketing the chance to really prove themselves. As mentioned previously, I would consider creating a product line that reinforces "attachment rates" (the number of SanDisk CF cards a single consumer buy for a single CF-compliant device) and deeply ingrains the SanDisk brand ethic. The multipack low-capacity (8 to 16 MB) CompactFlash card set in an attractive packaging and enclosed in a jewel case with 4 cards would be a logical bundle item or partnered purchase at the POS (point-of-sale). Unfortunately SanDisk marketing may be required either to come up with some creative ideas or, heaven forbid, consider getting some professional consultant to come in and revamp the product line. Message 13033936 Ausdauer CompactFlash...the most under-utilized 1" x 1" billboard on the face of the planet.