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To: mark doubiago who wrote (8677)	1/6/1998 1:55:00 PM
From: Ski	Respond to of 14577

>"I am guessing that they would not be interested in any of these companies anyways, since they would still be basically a low to mid level only supplier (sorry Ski)"< No problem. I love this low to mid leve stuffl. High volume, big profits, record high stock price ($35.35 and rising), increasing share, etc. That and ATI's market cap is four or five times as large as S3's right now. And you know, we're still as terrified of our competitors, including S3, as ever. Paranoia, I enjoy ya! Ski

To: mark doubiago who wrote (8677)	1/6/1998 5:49:00 PM
From: Calvin Scott	Read Replies (2) \| Respond to of 14577

Mark, Stocktalk, et. al, Crus may be the one S3 is pursuing but someone told me that Creative Labs is looking for a suitor. Creative used to be in bed with CRUS but with their (CRUS's) recent demise in the mainstream graphics business there may be some credance to this. Also, Creative has a strong software development group that may be worth the cost just for that. Calvin