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To: tepli who wrote (54112)	4/22/1998 10:46:00 AM
From: Ibexx	Read Replies (1) \| Respond to of 186894

tepli, The big boyz are tramping on each other to get in the door this morning. I wonder if one of them might be TKurlak? Ibexx

To: tepli who wrote (54112)	4/22/1998 10:50:00 AM
From: Jim McMannis	Respond to of 186894

Yes, Intel has broken out through overhead resistance at 79.50. I pointed this out to Paul Engel as a good possibility on another thread. He doesn't believe in TA but I think he's stating to get the idea. <G> "To: Paul Engel (26098 ) From: Jim McMannis Tuesday, Apr 21 1998 4:45PM ET Reply # of 26123 Paul, You may be able to clock it at 133MHz but that doesn't help you if you can get it to boot! <G> BTW, Intel stock price at make it or break it levels. We have a short term double bottom and a necessary break out point over 79.50. If Intel breaks out over that it could run as high as 96+. Will it make it, Paul? Some of the oscillatory indicators look pretty good as well. Too bad about the Celery though." -------- I'd say we run a while. Intel not overbought until 96+. Jim

To: tepli who wrote (54112)	4/23/1998 1:12:00 AM
From: greenspirit	Read Replies (1) \| Respond to of 186894

Tepli and ALL, Article...Intel to debut TeamStation for advanced conferencing.. By Scott Berinato, PC Week Online 04.22.98 6:15 pm ET Intel Corp. (INTC) wants to give users conference-room systems that turn the usually outdated facilities into another high-performance node on the network. The company's Hillsboro, Ore., division next week will introduce TeamStation 4.0. It combines audio- and videoconferencing, Internet and corporate network access, and data collaboration in a Windows NT 4.0 system, officials said. The system melds ISDN WAN conferencing at 128K bps with IP-based connections for LAN or leased-line users at up to 400K bps. Future enhancements will push the ISDN connections to 384K bps. Video can run at 30 frames per second, officials said. Management software allows remote managers to set up and tear down sessions for nontechnical users. Errors or physical problems, such as a disconnected camera, are logged in a database for the manager. Documents to be shared during a conference can be placed in a Document Server instead of having the conference room mapped to myriad drives that hold the data, officials said. As for combining all the features in a single system, Intel cites statistics showing that there are 10 million conference rooms in the United States and employees spend 37 percent of their time in them. TeamStation will list at $9,999 and is available now. The 384K-bps ISDN hardware upgrades will be available this summer starting at $3,499. ______________________________________________________________________ The buying sure did begin! Regards, Michael Send E-mail to PC Week \| Copyright notice