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To: Greg Werlinich who wrote (548)	11/21/1997 2:58:00 PM
From: Lewis M. Carroll	Read Replies (1) \| Respond to of 782

Davis was exhibiting a 60" DLP-based big-screen at COMDEX. It wasn't convertible like PJTVs and their claimed price point is $15,000. That is quite a bit above PJTV's price point and since both are based on the same DLP engine, the picture quality is identical (and outstanding). I have not seen PJTVs cabinet, but the Davis cabinet was very nice. PJTV is expected to be at the Consumer Electronics Show in December (if I have the date correct). Hopefully someone on this thread will be there and can give us an update. I too see this stock pegged at 1.5 for the time being (for no good reason) and have moved my money elsewhere, but I will buy back in soon.

To: Greg Werlinich who wrote (548)	11/25/1997 9:45:00 AM
From: Gerald Thomas	Read Replies (1) \| Respond to of 782

PJTV's agreed to target puts quarterly sales after june at 6 million or over 1200 units per quarter... Consumer Electronics Warren Publishing, Inc. (Copyright 1997 by Warren Publishing, Inc.) * Projectavision, despite first revenues generated by Digital Home Theater projector, said 3rd-quarter loss grew to $1.75 million from $934,134 year ago although sales rose to $358,784 from $150,000 (see financial table). Revenues largely reflected sales of projector based on Texas Instruments' Digital Light Processor (DLP) technology. Since launch in May, projector revenues have totalled $409,889, company said in SEC quarterly report. Operating costs jumped in quarter to $1.6 million from $1.1 million as general and administrative expenses increased to $600,340 from $410,915. * Projectavision issued 1,000 shares of convertible stock in quarter to unidentified institutional investor for total price of $1 million, SEC documents said. Stake can be converted to common at $1.50 per share, although price drops to $1 if company doesn't ship 417 projectors or generate $2 million in revenues per month June * 1-Dec. 31. If Projectavision delivers 2,500 projectors or $12.5 million in same period, conversion price is $1.50.