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To: Clappy who wrote (45891)	1/8/2002 1:04:34 PM
From: Jim Willie CB	Read Replies (4) \| Respond to of 65232

can ALOG detect Tears from Heaven though? sounds good my take on the facility security and detection sector is simple it must combine excellence in both hardware and software because just seeing people and chemicals isnt enough it must complete the next step and properly analyze so as to make final conclusions ALOG is onto something too bad they cannot combine with software but OEMing it is great if an accepted platform develops I just heard today about a strong competitor to Visionics for a month now I have been reading and delving MIT has dubbed VSNX a probable dominant gorilla in perusing, I find leaders in VSNX, VISG, IDNX and now tiny Imagis Tech (IGSTF.OB) Imagis is on Visionics heels but getting little publicity I really wonder if one company will dominate this space I doubt it Visionics might with complete systems the future applications are so far-reaching to boggle the mind could replace all ATM pins, all commercial bldg access, even home security very wide applications in a couple weeks I will receive a report on Visionics and why they and Imagis and one other will kick serious butTOCK in the meantime, their share prices are returning to earth VISG is down, VSNX is sliding the thought of taking little IGSTF from $30M mktcap to a $1B mktcap appeals to me it aint really discovered yet looking for one in this sector not yet quadrupled only Imagis fits that bill plenty plenty competition here, and that bothers me thanks for the ALOG idea putting it on my list and checking it twice / Jim