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Technology Stocks : Data Race (NASDAQ: RACE) NEWS! 2 voice/data/fax: ONE LINE! -- Ignore unavailable to you. Want to Upgrade?

To: Jonathan Quick who wrote (28048)	2/22/1998 12:58:00 PM
From: Marshall	Read Replies (2) \| Respond to of 33268

BT is a fully integrated remote access system that allows functions and features over a single dial-tone POTS line that can't even be done over multiple phone lines. You know damn well there is no other product which integrates fully simultaneous Voice/PBX/Fax/Data and operates in a true client-server environment. To top things off the client end equipment comes as a single ISA or PCMCIA Type-II card. datarace.com Yes, I understand the ISDN version has been in the field as beta for a while now and it's totally unique in its makeup. Having access to the extra bandwidth allows room for additional features and I believe they've been collecting feedback as to which of the features would be the most popular. ISDN BT is also a totally unique technology in that it takes the entire ISDN bandwidth and multiplexes it - everyone else just splits the channels. Bringing up the voice channel on ISDN BT only takes 16K of the 112K/128K ISDN connection leaving 96K/112K for the data - quite an improvement over "the others" whose channel-splitting operation only leaves 56K/64K. Industry shifting to xDSL ?? Don't make me laugh Jonathan as lately it's looking like we won't even come close to that "10% by 2001" prediction previously made by analysts. Even if we do see 10% penetration three years from now that leaves 90% of the remote world as POTS. --------------------------------------------------------------------- Now as to your blathering attempts to discredit me because of my "track record": Jonathan - need I refresh your memory that I only had call options in DIMD? I thought I made that clear in 1996 when I had them and that implies short term. Need I also refresh your memory that I was pretty well out of SIII at $17? The whole time you were trashing it a lot of people made a lot of money as the company continued scoring OEM contract after OEM contract. Track record? I don't think that enters into anything at all here, I'm very long on Data Race due to the actual technology involved. I'm so firmly convinced I fight to buy and hold every share I can. Oh well - a few I remember over the years: ASMIF - $5 1/8 to $45 LNOPF - $14 - $20 VTSS - $12 to $25 SIII - $12 to to $17 TRID - $10 - $34 BNET - $42 - $68 AMD - $24 - $36 Of course a few I wish I had never played: GGNS - $10 to $6 QDEK - $34 to $24 TRID - $16 to $12 What's your record John? Two years of trashing DIMD which has gone up & down the whole time. You'll notice I'm not counting RACE in either yet.