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To: EJhonsa who wrote (31375)	9/10/2000 8:04:00 PM
From: Win-Lose-Draw	Read Replies (2) \| Respond to of 54805

Psion has a near monopoly in the Euro handheld market I don't have share numbers but almost all of my Euro-based friends are PALM users. A number of apps I use are written by Euro-based developers. The classic PALM tv ad even takes place in Europe. :-) Palm has no plans to create a 32-bit version of their OS Going to 32-bit is definetely on PALM's roadmap and I believe they've already announced the future processor family is ARM. Nokia refuses to make a handset utilizing an advanced OS that doesn't support Epoc Not only has Epoc approached PALM about some sort of partnership, Nokia itself is a PALM licensee. handset sales will continue to make PDA sales look trivial The first part may be true but even, say, 3 handsets for 1 handheld still puts the handheld market in the hundreds of millions before very many years go by.