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To: BillyG who wrote (31466)	3/26/1998 2:37:00 PM
From: Don Dorsey	Read Replies (2) \| Respond to of 50808

Could there be any connection? This news is on CUBE's website: Sony Deal in the Works? Officials told Multimedia Week they have received a positive response from one supplier but would not name the company. Sony Electronics Inc. [SNE] seems the likeliest candidate for DVx This news was announced by Sony Tuesday concerning their videoconferencing systems: The successor to the TriniCom 5100 system, the TriniCom 5100Plus system, was announced Tuesday. The new system includes more than a dozen new hardware and software features including compatibility with new, more efficient standards, enhanced audio and video quality, far-end camera control, simpler dialing capabilities, improved PC connectivity, greater document sharing tools and the ability to drop a site from a Quartet multipoint conference without disconnecting the entire call. Sony Videoconferencing Solutions Sony Electronics offers a full line of videoconferencing products with a national support infrastructure. Serving a market projected by Frost & Sullivan to reach $2.05 billion by 2003, the TriniCom family includes the TriniCom 5100Plus system, TriniCom 5100 SuperSite system, Sony's TriniCom 3000Plus and TriniCom 3000 series of WorkGroup(TM) systems, the TriniCom Mini 1000 WorkGroup System and the TriniCom 500 PC-based videoconferencing kit.