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To: Judy who wrote (19719)	6/2/1998 9:05:00 PM
From: Sonki	Read Replies (2) \| Respond to of 27012

judy, txn is going to throw up @earnigns. possible entry after that? do you know how txn business is allocated? memory, dsp % etc? this would be for a long term growth not a trade. LU/MOT joint venture: Excerpts: DSPs, which analyze sound and light waves, are a fast-growing sector of the semiconductor industry, with sales this year expected to rise 30% to about $4 billion. The market is dominated by Texas Instruments Inc., with a 45% share, and Lucent with a 28% share. Analog Devices Inc. and Motorola are tied for third with 12% shares. IMHO: I still have to obtain a break down of what mkts and % TXN is involved in. DSP chips produce "surround sound" in stereos and headphones, speed up computer hard drives and improve Internet communications. In coming years, the chip will have many other uses, such as reducing noise in vacuum cleaners or controlling power steering in cars. Though DSPs are much cheaper than personal-computer microprocessors, they have fatter profit margins than many chips. interactive.wsj.com .htm