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To: KHS who wrote (2071)	4/9/2001 3:52:18 PM
From: Scrapps	Respond to of 2404

Analog Devices' New DSP Doubles Performance and Expands System I/O for Telecommunications Applications NORWOOD, Mass., April 9 /PRNewswire/ -- Analog Devices, Inc. (NYSE: ADI - news), today announced the ADSP-2191, a 16-bit digital signal processor (DSP) operating at speeds up to 160 MHz, double the performance over the code- compatible ADSP-218x models. Designed for telecommunications applications, the ADSP-2191 on-chip interfaces support T1, E1, and H.100-based high- density systems, where DSPs enable speech compression and voice quality enhancement. The ADSP-2191, based on the ADSP-219x core, incorporates the same mathematical capabilities, algebraic assembly syntax and single-cycle computations found in all ADSP-21xx products. Code compatibility enables programmers to utilize the library of off-the-shelf software developed for previous models. The ADSP- 2191 allows service providers to improve voice quality in long distance, gateway and private networks. In addition, with a complete line of International Telecommunications Union (ITU) compatible software modules for the ADSP-219x series, this device is optimized to enable OEMs to deploy quality, cost effective and scalable next-generation voice convergent platforms to service providers. Telephony applications include echo cancellers, PBX gateways, ADPCM transcoders, VoIP gateways, remote access servers and DSL central office equipment. biz.yahoo.com

To: KHS who wrote (2071)	4/10/2001 3:39:10 PM
From: Scrapps	Read Replies (1) \| Respond to of 2404

Keith, I don't want you to think I've been ignoring your suggestion. After mulling it over I've decided against it. Here are some of my reasons. As for pending patents I wouldn't feel it wise for AWRE to comment on them. And their existing patents are easily found at sites such as ( delphion.com ). It might be interesting to find out what AWRE may have protected by copyright. Also DSL is just the main business focus of AWRE, but they do have other areas they delve into. Btw. Have you asked AWRE for any of the information you requested? Recently I'd emailed for some information and got a very prompt and adequate answer from top management, although I'd sent the email to the IR section. *The turn around is coming...watch for the rocket's red glare!*