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To: Robert Utne who wrote (3451)	11/21/1997 5:33:00 PM
From: Terry Berg	Respond to of 6570

Bob , I have seen your posts on the Cube board. It is a very active place with mostly highly knowledgable folk. Why dont you use your communications talent to drop them a note about the goings on over here. They have a genuine interest in ZE as you know. That board alone would be a good place to start.I will call the young broker I have been talking to. He works for a large outfit. He finds the ZE story fasinating & may spread the word around the office.I also post on other boards that I own stock on. If the opportunity presents itself , I will jump right in with some kind of ZE tie-in. I will call ZE next week & try to set up appoint- ment & of course keep everyone informed. I am a Barrons & Bloomberg subscriber & will see about E-mailing them something. P.S. I am sure you are aware that some of the people posting on some boards are brokers , Cube for sure. T

To: Robert Utne who wrote (3451)	11/21/1997 5:49:00 PM
From: Terry Berg	Respond to of 6570

\| Next \| Respond \| Earnings \| C-Cube Clubhouse \| Remove Navigation To: BillyG (25576 ) From: David Nadalin Friday, Nov 21 1997 5:07PM EST Reply #25577 of 25578 Hardware alive and well at Comdex By Robert Lemos November 21, 1997 6:16 AM PST ZDNN zdnet.com LAS VEGAS -- Who says hardware is dead? At Fall Comdex 97, it was hardware, not software, that was the hit of the show. The various pieces of tomorrow's personal computer came together at the world's largest computer show. Flat-panel display were big ... or, rather, small -- just like the future PCs will be that employ the technology. Consumer electronics giants including Sharp Electronics Ltd. and LG Electronics Inc. showed off thin-film transistor displays ranging from 13.9 inches up to a 20.1-inch screen, which has more display area than a 21-inch CRT monitor.