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To: Binx Bolling who wrote (2398)	1/19/1998 12:38:00 PM
From: Derek C.	Read Replies (1) \| Respond to of 60323

Jim, I saw Philips Nino with CF at CES show in Las Vegas. I have compiled a new list of design wins for CF. Let's all take a look and correct and add whenever needed. Cheers, Derek Digital Camera: Agfa (??) Canon PowerShot 350 Casio QV-700 Epson PhotoPC 500 Epson PhotoPC 600 JVC VGA Digital Camera Kodak DC25 Kodak DC120 Kodak DC210 Kodak Prism XLX Konica Q-Mini Konica Q-M100 Kyocera DR-350 Mitsubishi DJ-1000 Mustek VDC-200NEC Picona NEC Picona (??) Panasonic CardShot Panasonic CoolShot Panasonic PV-DC1080 Samsung SSC-410N UMAX MDX-8000 UMAX PhotoRun Vivitar ViviCam 2700 Yashica KC 600 HPC: Casio Cassiopeia A-20 Casio Cassiopeia E-10 Palm PC Ericsson MC12 Everex Freestyle Fujitsu Intertop Fujitsu TeamPad 7600 HP 320LX HP 360LX HP 620LX Husky FS/3 Keyence XL-200 LG Phenom LG Pocket Phenom NEC MobilePro 700 Palmax PD-300 Palm PC Philips Nino 300 Psion Series 5 Samsung InfoGear Palm PC Uniden Palm PC Medical : Braemer Heart Monitor Burdick Heart Monitor SurVivaLink Heart Defribrillator Voice Recorder/Dictation Systems: Matsushita Audio Recorder Norris Audio Recorder UHER DH10 Audio Recorder Auto PC: Clarion AutoPC Samsung SAP-100 AutoPC PhotoPrinters: Canon CD-200 Photo Printer Panasonic (???)

To: Binx Bolling who wrote (2398)	1/20/1998 8:14:00 PM
From: Binx Bolling	Read Replies (3) \| Respond to of 60323

Sandisk misses out on another PR opportunity: On page 190 of the Feb. 1998 issue of Wired Magazine, Negroponte writes about Powerless Computing. He writes that, 'Considerable power is also consumed by a disk drive.....As it happens, there are all sorts of other reasons to get rid of moving parts, a direction the industry is is already pursuing.' He goes on, '.....In fact, Intel and Toshiba have massive programs under way in so-called flash memory, which uses no power to hold onto data, a little to read it, and and a little more to write it.'