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To: Road Walker who wrote (16959)12/5/2000 11:49:01 AM
From: Jim Greif  Respond to of 60323
 
A bit of news this morning.

Jim

Tuesday December 5, 10:31 am Eastern Time

Press Release

SANDISK Expands Management Team With
Appointment of Two Vice Presidents

Appointment of Vice President of Information Systems and Technology and Vice President of
Quality and Reliability

SUNNYVALE, Calif.--(BUSINESS WIRE)--Dec. 5, 2000-- SanDisk Corporation (NASDAQ:SNDK - news) today
announced the appointment of two new vice presidents to key corporate positions. Gene Fleischer, 58, has been named
vice president of information systems and technology and Sharon McAfee-Hunter, 52, has been named vice president of
quality and reliability. Both positions are newly created and the appointments are effective immediately.

Fleischer, with over 30 years of high technology experience in software applications development, marketing/business
strategies and Internet-based information services, will oversee SanDisk's growing information technology infrastructure.
Fleischer, who graduated from Harvard Graduate School of Business, Information Management Executive Program, has
held various engineering and management information systems positions at Xerox, Amdahl and Unisys Corporation.
Most recently, he was the senior director of information technology at XO Communications and was also a co-founder
and vice president of an Internet-based business intelligence software company, SupplyPoint Solutions. Fleischer will
report to Ralph Hudson, senior vice president of worldwide operations.

McAfee-Hunter, who will refine SanDisk's quality and reliability program, has over 20 years of manufacturing,
engineering, reliability, operations and managerial experience. Before joining SanDisk, McAfee-Hunter was director of
quality at Dell Computer Corporation, defining a quality latitude strategy that encompassed tactical response and
measurement. She was also the director of quality for Unisys and Read-Rite Corporation and was senior manager of
quality control at Digital Equipment Corporation. She holds a B.A. degree in Electrical Engineering from New York
University and is a graduate of General Electric's manufacturing management program. McAfee-Hunter will also report
to Ralph Hudson.

SanDisk Corporation, the world's largest supplier of flash data storage products, designs, manufactures and markets
industry-standard, solid-state data, digital imaging and audio storage products using its patented, high density flash
memory and controller technology. SanDisk is based in Sunnyvale, CA.

SanDisk's web site/home page address: sandisk.com

Contact:

SanDisk Corporation
Bob Goligoski, 408/542-0463
bgoligoski@sandisk.com Tuesday December 5, 10:31 am Eastern Time

Press Release

SANDISK Expands Management Team With
Appointment of Two Vice Presidents

Appointment of Vice President of Information Systems and Technology and Vice President of
Quality and Reliability

SUNNYVALE, Calif.--(BUSINESS WIRE)--Dec. 5, 2000-- SanDisk Corporation (NASDAQ:SNDK - news) today
announced the appointment of two new vice presidents to key corporate positions. Gene Fleischer, 58, has been named
vice president of information systems and technology and Sharon McAfee-Hunter, 52, has been named vice president of
quality and reliability. Both positions are newly created and the appointments are effective immediately.

Fleischer, with over 30 years of high technology experience in software applications development, marketing/business
strategies and Internet-based information services, will oversee SanDisk's growing information technology infrastructure.
Fleischer, who graduated from Harvard Graduate School of Business, Information Management Executive Program, has
held various engineering and management information systems positions at Xerox, Amdahl and Unisys Corporation.
Most recently, he was the senior director of information technology at XO Communications and was also a co-founder
and vice president of an Internet-based business intelligence software company, SupplyPoint Solutions. Fleischer will
report to Ralph Hudson, senior vice president of worldwide operations.

McAfee-Hunter, who will refine SanDisk's quality and reliability program, has over 20 years of manufacturing,
engineering, reliability, operations and managerial experience. Before joining SanDisk, McAfee-Hunter was director of
quality at Dell Computer Corporation, defining a quality latitude strategy that encompassed tactical response and
measurement. She was also the director of quality for Unisys and Read-Rite Corporation and was senior manager of
quality control at Digital Equipment Corporation. She holds a B.A. degree in Electrical Engineering from New York
University and is a graduate of General Electric's manufacturing management program. McAfee-Hunter will also report
to Ralph Hudson.

SanDisk Corporation, the world's largest supplier of flash data storage products, designs, manufactures and markets
industry-standard, solid-state data, digital imaging and audio storage products using its patented, high density flash
memory and controller technology. SanDisk is based in Sunnyvale, CA.

SanDisk's web site/home page address: sandisk.com

Contact:

SanDisk Corporation
Bob Goligoski, 408/542-0463
bgoligoski@sandisk.com



To: Road Walker who wrote (16959)12/6/2000 9:23:53 AM
From: Ausdauer  Read Replies (2) | Respond to of 60323
 
I suppose any developments that could help to increase
the acceptance of portable digital products can be seen as
important for SanDisk investors.


John, I see the development of parallel technologies as crucial
to SanDisk's success. In particular, the new CMOS sensors,
higher resolution CCD's, the compaction of microprocessor function,
the advanced DSP functions, low cost LCD displays, and novel
approaches to image management and compression will eventually
bring prices down for those in the market for a digital
camera, while greatly enhancing functionality.

This will give greater enjoyment to the end-user at a substantially
lower cost. This is exactly what will lead to a rapid increase
in demand for flash cards. The trend you alluded to
is true for all consumer based electronics, many of which
will be using flash (see my Amazon post from earlier in the week).

This camera is one glimpse of what is to come...

ti.com

siliconinvestor.com

(I only wish HP had spent more on a nice zoom lens!)

Ausdauer@more_bang_for_the_buck.com