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Technology Stocks : XYBR - Xybernaut -- Ignore unavailable to you. Want to Upgrade?

To: Wolff who wrote (4005)	4/23/2000 7:54:00 PM
From: Scott C. Lemon	Respond to of 6847

Hello Wolff, Wow ... you are really grasping at straws ... are you that behind the times? > IBM Demonstrates Kopin CyberDisplay-enabled Wearable PC > at IBM Fair '98 Maybe you might want to post something new ... I'd love for you to reply to my questions about your other "analysis" ... there are now a list 23 questions that you have failed to answer or address ... Unless of course, you really are operating per this web site: anatomyofbasher.netfirms.com Now I would suggest that the others on this thread read, and try to determine if you are now working on Lesson #3 also! (P.S. I'm starting to guess that you really screwed up and bought into PALM on the IPO ... what a dumb idea. They are going to face a very difficult path as a PC-Companion ...) Scott C. Lemon

To: Wolff who wrote (4005)	4/23/2000 9:40:00 PM
From: Wolff	Read Replies (1) \| Respond to of 6847

In 99 & 98, XYBR sold less than 1000 units to customers. TOTAL! That number of Xybernaut units, along with older obsolete versions that were sold, is a dramatic statement to the ineffectiveness of management to get their vision of functionality within their MA wearable computers to jive with the real business needs of corporate America. XYBR is NOT a start up....it is listed as starting business in 1990. They have been at this for 10 years. The way I derived the units sold is I took the 4.3 Million dollars of sales divided by a conservative selling price of 5000 dollars. You get a number near 9000 units. Please note the a fully integrated unit with all the necessary accessories should cost upwards of 7-8000 thousand dollars. No one I have seen has disputed these extrapolated Unit Sales numbers, and no one is willing to state why these dismal results are the making of a Market Titan.