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To: J.N.N. who wrote (16011)	11/13/2000 10:25:05 PM
From: Jon Tara	Respond to of 18366

Hy-Tec - a household name! OK, give one of these to Junior for Christmas - I double-dare you! It'll cost you $400, plus... ... plus bail after he gets caught ripping a Sony label off of a product in a store, to avoid death by embarrasment.

To: J.N.N. who wrote (16011)	11/13/2000 10:43:28 PM
From: Jon Tara	Read Replies (1) \| Respond to of 18366

J.N.N. we don't know, in fact, that the Hy-Tec unit represents more than a few prototypes. We won't know that until we see sales figures. Who the hell is Hy-Tec, anyway? If you wanted to break into the music player business, one way to do it is to buy a few prototypes from a third party, go to Comdex, and see if they bite. By not doing the engineering in-house, you can spend more money on marketing. If it doesn't work out, you didn't spend a bundle on engineering, to reduce costs. If it does, you spend the money on doing your own engineering. Not saying this is the case - it's just one scenario. But you don't know any more than I how many units Hy-Tec may sell. It's all in the future. But who the hell IS Hy-Tec?