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To: Lynn who wrote (97443)	4/29/2002 9:10:07 PM
From: Captain Jack	Respond to of 97611

LOL! Are WW's lawyers as stupid as he is? <""Where are the documents confirming the Fiorina/Wayman scenario?" Hewlett's lawyers wrote. ""> It is up to WW to prove his accusations which he has not done! He should be sentenced to cleaning Carlys toilets for life! ;-]

To: Lynn who wrote (97443)	4/29/2002 9:29:29 PM
From: Elwood P. Dowd	Read Replies (1) \| Respond to of 97611

TI repeats Q2 guidance, confident gaining ground Monday April 29, 8:56 pm Eastern Time SAN FRANCISCO, April 29 (Reuters) - Texas Instruments Inc (NYSE:TXN - news), the world's largest supplier of semiconductors for mobile phones, on Monday reaffirmed its guidance for sales in the current quarter, saying it believes it has turned the corner toward growth as the global chip industry begins to emerge from its worst ever-slump. ADVERTISEMENT "We think our semiconductor revenues will increase about 8 percent in the current quarter," Bill Aylesworth, chief financial officer for the Dallas-based company told a technology conference sponsored by Merrill Lynch here. Aylesworth also affirmed that the company sees overall revenue increasing 10 percent in the current quarter from the just-reported first quarter. "We believe that the future of wireless is bright," he said. Despite modest projections for overall semiconductor sales growth this year, Aylesworth said he was confident that Texas Instruments had gained ground on competitors during the downturn. "I think we've never felt better about our position in silicon technology," he said. "We think we really widened our lead in technology and products last year by maintaining our R&D investments." Aylesworth said Texas Instruments sees good potential in the market for broadband Internet communications, saying that only 15 percent of U.S. homes have high-speed access now. The company's sales of broadband-related chips for the consumer market currently only account for about 5 percent of its overall chip sales, indicating room for growth, he said. Email this story - Most-emailed articles - Most-viewed articles