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To: gnuman who wrote (50997)	8/24/2000 8:50:08 AM
From: richard surckla	Read Replies (3) \| Respond to of 93625

From Yahoo: HUGE! SAMSUNG TO MAKE RMBS SEALED PCs by: tech_future200x 8/24/00 8:24 am Msg: 150979 of 150982 Thanks to swizzelstick98 for the find. quote: "Our product employs a Pentium CPU and Microsoft Windows CE operating system, and it also has a 32MB system memory chip and 24MB flash ROM memory," the company said. 32Mb memory CHIP (not chipS, but a single CHIP). Only RMBS baby. Only RMBS. Nobody else can do those king of things but RMBS. See also the original story link at the bottom. nikkeibp.asiabiztech.com Samsung Electro-Mechanics to Mass Produce Set-Top Boxes for Internet TVs August 23, 2000 (SEOUL) -- Samsung Electro-Mechanics Co., Ltd. announced plans to mass produce set-top boxes for Internet TVs starting in August. "Our set-top box is a product that has been developed jointly with Internet TV Networks, a domestic Internet TV provider, over the last year," said an official of Samsung Electro-Mechanics. The Samsung unit said it expects to sell 100,000 units this year at home and abroad. "Our product employs a Pentium CPU and Microsoft Windows CE operating system, and it also has a 32MB system memory chip and 24MB flash ROM memory," the company said. The set-top box enables users to get access to the Internet to receive information on weather, sports and stocks, while watching TV. Following Samsung Electro-Mechanics, its sister company, Samsung Electronics Co., Ltd., plans to release an Internet TV with a built-in set-top box at the end of this month. Meanwhile, foreign investors are continuing to sell shares of Samsung Electro-Mechanics for the 17th straight day in a row to lower their combined equity to 33.21 percent from 36.24 percent. And here is the original story: ebnews.com Ign