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To: Stewart V. Nelson who wrote (4665)	1/23/1998 10:40:00 PM
From: jinyao	Respond to of 10479

<<You and all the other FIBR longs deserve to lose your money on this worthless with suspicious management. >> They may have management problems, but at least they did one thing right---put some money in their research and got some real stuff.

To: Stewart V. Nelson who wrote (4665)	1/25/1998 3:13:00 AM
From: jinyao	Respond to of 10479

The price breakthrough by Arm+Net suddenly made many thing possible. for example, your NETWORK-ENABLED home, you will see many Network-Ready labeled appliance on shelf in next two years. How many of you would like to spend less than $500 to make your home network-enabled,which includes: 1. Computer with Internet acess.(just like most family in America) 2. Network enabled video camera (for security/pets/babysiter/whatever) 3. Network enabled Temperature Control(AirCon/ gas Heater). 4. Network enabled VCR/coffe maker/slow cooker/lights/washerdryer/water meter/ gas meter/.... ---with Net+Arm, extra $40-60 for each piece of appliance. 5. You only need to buy a Ethernet card connecting with these appliances.($40) ----totally 160--500 USA dollar(Assuming free software). And,you always have control over these appliances and can disable the net acess at any time. What I havn't done are writting software and drawing PCB for them. If they ask me, I can and I will, just so easy. No kidding.