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To: jhild who wrote (14652)	4/9/1998 10:45:00 AM
From: Moonray	Respond to of 22053

Robert M. Cohen & Co. Initiates Coverage of Cabletron; Analyst Issues Speculative Buy Rating, $28 Price Target 10:14 a.m. Apr 09, 1998 Eastern GREAT NECK, N.Y., April 9 /PRNewswire/ -- Robert M. Cohen & Co. analyst Keith R. Bossey initiated coverage of Cabletron Systems (NYSE: CS) with a Speculative Buy recommendation and set a 12-month target price of $28 per share. Cabletron is one of the four largest networking infrastructure providers in the world. Bossey noted that two recent acquisitions (the Digital Networking Group and Yago Systems) put the company in a better position in the competition amongst the "Big 4" (Cisco Systems, 3Com, Bay Networks, and Cabletron). guide-p.infoseek.com [Editor's note] ".....better position in the competition....." could be inferred as meaning losing less market share and/or money. o~~~ O

To: jhild who wrote (14652)	4/9/1998 11:19:00 PM
From: Moonray	Respond to of 22053

More: Microsoft, 3Com settle palm war The news is more significant for 3Com, because the company is gearing up to protect its early lead against a slew of pending products using Microsoft's operating system, said Elizabeth Cardinale, a 3Com spokeswoman. ''We have a brand and a name to protect,'' she said. The skirmish over the word ''palm'' was just a dress rehearsal for the coming battle for dominance in the small but mushrooming market of hand-held computers, estimated to grow from about $450 million now to $1 billion in the next two years, said Ken Dulaney, vice president of mobile computing at the Gartner Group. sjmercury.com o~~~ O