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To: pat mudge who wrote (2964)	1/31/1998 1:21:00 AM
From: Angela	Read Replies (1) \| Respond to of 6180

Pat -- I get it -- you're trying to get us to vote <g>. I'm not too thrilled about the increase in shares. I can't remember hearing that released before. Maybe I missed it. I've been very busy but once in a while try to get up to speed on DSL. I read a good overview posted on CMP Monday. But I'm still not too clear on the role of Intel in the coalition. The article mentioned Intel has one foot in the cable modem camp. Which reminds me -- here in Tampa Bay we have constant ads for Time Warner cable internet access -- they use a motorola modem. Are you seeing such advertising in your neck of the woods? BTW the article mentioned that Lucent does have a "proposal" for a DMT chipset. <<Last week, Lucent Technologies' microelectronics group threw its hat in the ring with a proposal for "WildWire," a splitterless ADSL with 1.5-Mbit/second downstream capability, based on discrete multitone (DMT) coding. Lucent is already showing prototypes of a complete chip set with general-purpose DSP, data converters and line drivers.>> Happy investing, Angela