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To: Lynn who wrote (20)	5/6/2002 12:10:17 PM
From: PCSS	Respond to of 4345

11:56am 05/06/02 SoundView upbeat on tech sector By Tomi Kilgore SoundView Technology Group feels that psychology and valuations for the technology sector have become so depressed that the risk of not being involved in sector now outweighs the risk of exposure. "We believe that there is few near-term catalysts that are likely to make technology investors more bearish than they already are," Analyst Arnie Berman said in a research note to clients. Among individual stocks, he feels Micron Technology (MU: news, chart, profile) "in now down so far" that it is likely to outperform Intel (INTC: news, chart, profile), possibly for the next year. Berman feels that Hewlett-Packard's stock (HPQ: news, chart, profile), which now reflects the merged business of Compaq Computer (CPQ: news, chart, profile), is "dirt-cheap." He recommended investors "put a clothespin on their nose and buy the stock."

To: Lynn who wrote (20)	5/6/2002 12:58:07 PM
From: Dave B	Read Replies (1) \| Respond to of 4345

Lynn, I'm wondering what other pleasant developments were waiting in the background to be released only when the merger went through. HP has been making these types of product announcements on a continual basis. The most "out there" ones lately have been a DLP projector and a home audio/video stereo component. These announcements have nothing to do with the merger. Dave