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To: Maya who wrote (50636)	2/18/2001 11:50:08 AM
From: John Rieman	Respond to of 50808

In search of complete solutions........................... eoenabled.com Hooman Moshar, director of engineering for the Residential Broadband group at Broadcom, looked for signal-integrity tools that address inductance as well as resistance and capacitance. Inductance occurs when switching signals interfere not only with the net next door, but also with nets farther away and perhaps on other layers. Saeid Moshkelani, C-Cube's vice president of operations and core technology, said even today's cutting-edge physical synthesis tools, which link synthesis and place and route, still require wire load models. Moshkelani said he would like to see synthesis and place and route more closely linked and would like to see top-level wire load analyses for module-level synthesis. Moshkelani also wishes for power-savvy place and route tools that would allow for power tapering.

To: Maya who wrote (50636)	2/18/2001 11:57:55 AM
From: John Rieman	Read Replies (1) \| Respond to of 50808

US DVD player sales up, 235.1% in the latest week............ dvdinsider.com Vital Statistics - 2/13/2001 DVD sales are on the rise. According to VideoScan’s First Alert Reporting Retailers, for the week ending, Feb. 4, 2001, DVD title sales were 1,922,000, up from last week’s sales of 1,769,000. Year-to-date DVD sales are a healthy 9,936,000! According to the Consumer Electronics Association (CEA), for the week and month ending Feb. 2, 2001, DVD player unit sales to dealers were 183,009, up 235.1 percent from sales during this week in 2000, despite the fact that sales were down from last week’s 242,950. Year-to-date sales are 755,040, up 77.8 percent over 2000 sales. VCR deck sales were also up for the week and month at 449,949, up 96.3 percent over 2000 sales. However, year-to-date sales are 1,210,169, down (-10.8) percent from 2000 sales.