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To: Rocky Reid who wrote (15166)	9/28/2000 10:12:20 PM
From: Ausdauer	Respond to of 60323

Rocky, That last post was funny, then all of a sudden it was sad. I think Kodak is more a victim of the Internet than of anything else. The Internet and a little device known as a personal computer are parts of the infrastructure that has facilitated digital imaging. Kodak was one of the earliest SanDisk supporters dating back to the days when 2 MB of flash memory was all you needed! Why Kodak didn't think to invest in SanDisk, knowing what they knew at the time, is beyond me. I didn't own SanDisk in 1996. I didn't even own a PC in 1996. Had I been invested in SanDisk I would have asked Dr. Harari if he felt Kodak was instrumental in promoting CompactFlash in the early days of digital photography. In fact, I may consider asking him that question. The following link is almost historic at this point... techweb.com see also... Message 9897772 Ausdauer