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To: 16yearcycle who wrote (535)	5/24/2000 12:24:00 PM
From: Glenn D. Rudolph	Read Replies (1) \| Respond to of 57684

Waddya think, will cellular be big? I believe celluar will be very large. I am not sure why China wants a comteting technology as I understand it. It would seem to me that if I traveled a lot to various countries, it would be nice if my cell phone worked in all of them. Maybe I do not understand what is occuring here.

To: 16yearcycle who wrote (535)	5/24/2000 6:37:00 PM
From: Libbyt	Respond to of 57684

>Waddya think, will cellular be big?< Yes! I think wireless will be huge!!! I posted this article on Sunday....it mentions several companies in the wireless area... Message 13747520 I like many of the companies you mentioned in a previous post: >If I had to pick 10 stocks, I would pick: Qcom, Jdsu, Txn, Csco, Nok, Brcm, Sebl, Glw, Amat or Nvls, Intc.< A somewhat "unknown" company that I think could do well in the wireless area is DLK. (DLK has been compared with AETH, SVNX) "Datalink's Dual Model Datalink.net, Inc. (DLK) is an Internet company that recognizes the full market potential of the emerging convergence between two rapidly evolving network technologies: wireless data and the Internet. There are three primary market segments for wireless applications: the business market, the business user, and the consumer. Because growth in one market segment necessarily impacts the other, Datalink.net embraces the strategy of addressing both the enterprise and the consumer needs through its two distinct business models: the Business-to-Business, or B2B group and the Business-to-Consumer, or B2C, group. Datalink.net applies its Web-to-Wireless technology to meet both the need for individualized service as well as the competitive enterprise's need for comprehensive and tailored wireless business solutions. The XpressLink platform allows Datalink.net to construct and offer an array of information products that address the needs of consumers and enterprises to receive and distribute selective data. Datalink.net's products and services feature highly user-specific selection criteria, allowing both business and consumers to transmit and receive exactly the information they want." Libbyt