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To: Jim Armstrong who wrote (408)	11/6/1997 4:04:00 PM
From: Ahda	Respond to of 473

My interest is purely finacial hold this stock as an investment my technical ability is nil tho i wish it wern't. I read about the concept as you write when it comes to technical way beyond me.

To: Jim Armstrong who wrote (408)	11/9/1997 12:02:00 AM
From: bythepark	Read Replies (2) \| Respond to of 473

Jim: What's up with Cambridge Display Technology? > New display attracts Intel techweb.cmp.com > Add Intel to the growing list of investors in Cambridge Display > Technology, UK developer of light-emitting polymer (LEP) displays. LEP > is viewed as a potential successor to LCDs for at least part of a global > flat-panel market that could hit $22 billion by 2000, Andrew MacLellan > writes in EBN. "For a technology company in Europe, getting this type of > endorsement from Intel is kind of like beatification," says Cambridge > marketing head Mark Gostick. Its display can be turned out as a flexible > substrate at only 60% of the cost of a rigid LCD. It needs no color > filters or backlight and runs on only half the power of an LCD to get TV > brightness. But Cambridge isn't alone. At least 50 firms are now working > hard on LEP.