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To: Allegoria who wrote (33754)	10/25/2000 8:15:39 AM
From: Seldom_Blue	Respond to of 54805

Here is SanDisk's response: biz.yahoo.com SanDisk Issues Statement On Lexar's October 23 Press Release SUNNYVALE, Calif.--(BUSINESS WIRE)--Oct. 24, 2000--SanDisk Corporation (Nasdaq:SNDK - news) today issued the following statement in response Lexar Media's Oct. 23 press release. SanDisk believes Lexar is engaging in misrepresentation of the rulings made by Judge Breyer of the U.S. District Court of Northern California on several motions in the patent infringement lawsuit filed by SanDisk against Lexar. For example in the order, the judge made the following findings: ``The CFA (CompactFlash Association) did not have any written regulations that could be interpreted as requiring SanDisk to disclose its pending patent application. Accordingly, to the extent Lexar's claim is based on the CFA's written regulations, its claim fails as a matter of law.'' ``No reasonable trier of fact could find that SanDisk violated the written regulations of the PCMCIA (Personal Computer Memory Card International Association).'' To properly set the record straight, SanDisk is hereby reproducing in its entirety the Memorandum and Order issued Oct. 17, 2000 by Judge Breyer. The entire court document then follows. Seldom Blue