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To: Jamey who wrote (2606)	3/9/1998 1:10:00 AM
From: Jamey	Respond to of 3358

I talked to Dr. Newhouse for 1/2 an hour late last week.(forgive the spelling of his name.) He moved himself and family from the midwest to Colo. Springs simply because he believed in the world class technology of Particle Interconnect. My understanding is they are not limited to only one application of this diamond dust IC and connector technology but one particular application that is to be commercialized with a major manufacture soon is in no way in competition with BGA Technology.Thats Ball Grid Array that is a new procedure to reduce and increase the capacity of integrated circuits by lowering power outputs of ics and miniturization of the chip itself but increasing the number of connections that can be attached. The PI Technology in this case will be an add on compliment to BGA and will greatly enhance the operation of the chip and connectors so it is not in competion with this technology. Dr. N advised that this is a solid, viable technology in a multi-billion dollar industry. I along with Bill P. have invested our money in NPCT because it appears that this subsidairy will start to move very soon. Remember we are only dealing with 4 MM shares outstanding, so announcement of contracts, alliances, and royalties will move the stock up fast. Dr. N is only involved in a consulting role as a director of Microlink, now a private company. Bases on what I have heard, I think $1.25 is the lowest share price you will see on NPCT> Jim