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To: JimC1997 who wrote (16090)	11/20/2000 6:53:43 AM
From: MaryinRed	Read Replies (1) \| Respond to of 18366

JimC: he just loves to get our attention...surely you have figured that out..? It is not EDIG...it is us..we fascinate him.. ...sad...eh? oh well...we all have our little weaknesses... mmm....he is scouring the Pop investment/financial press now.. lol....MIR

To: JimC1997 who wrote (16090)	11/20/2000 9:04:19 AM
From: bob	Respond to of 18366

PCMagazine picks the Hango Jukebox for honors. Found by DABOSS on RB. HANGO JUKEBOX named by PC MAGAZINE for honors at COMDEX ! zdnet.com Hango Personal Jukebox Portable MP3 players are great -- they don't skip, they aren't cumbersome, and they sound excellent. These devices do, however, have their inconveniences: Mainly, you have to connect to your PC each time you want to load different music. Since you can't just pop in a new album whenever you like, memory is critical. Most MP3 players rely on flash memory, letting you store approximately 1 or 2 hours worth of music. HanGo Electronics was the first to incorporate a hard drive -- providing enough space for approximately 80 hours worth of CD quality music. You won't want to lug it around for jogging (it's larger than a hand-held PC), but the HanGo JukeBox is great for throwing in your bag, taking to parties, or travelling with. The HanGo JukeBox may not be the best MP3 player out there, but HanGo did introduce this unique approach, which is catching on with manufacturers and music aficionados.

To: JimC1997 who wrote (16090)	11/20/2000 3:51:03 PM
From: bob	Read Replies (1) \| Respond to of 18366

By: BusyBump $$$$ Reply To: None Monday, 20 Nov 2000 at 3:25 PM EST Post # of 538823 Just got off the phone with a rep from HY-TEK and heard some interesting things....similar to what we have heard from Robert and Fred! He stated that the advance orders for Treo are much larger than anticipated. Deliveries of those advance orders will be in late Jan. Treo will hit the retail shelves at Best Buy, CompUSA, and Circuit City in late Feb., but will be available online earlier at these companies' websites. The prices will all be within $10, plus or minus, of the current $399. I asked if the Treo will be HY-TEK branded. He said that they will have one out with their name on it, BUT...they were working with several parties, OEMs, much larger than themselves, who will be bringing out virtually identical versions of Treo under their own brand names. I, of course, asked who they were and he responded that, due to non-disclosure agreements, he wasn't able to say, but added that I would recognize them immediately. I said then that these must be well known brands and he responded with a strong affirmative. He volunteered that, within 30 days of the initial shipments, a 20GB version would become available at a premium of $150. Additionally, they anticipate having both a 30GB and a 40GB model available in 2001. Much of this is already known but I found it interesting to confirm directly from HY-TEK. By the way...mom and baby Troy are doing very well! I had to return to work to get some rest!!!