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Strategies & Market Trends : Neural Nets - A tool for the 90's -- Ignore unavailable to you. Want to Upgrade?

To: Len Giammetta who wrote (98)	6/14/1998 6:09:00 PM
From: Optim	Read Replies (1) \| Respond to of 871

>To Optim, I wonder if you'd be willing to e-mail Neurostck for me. Sorry for the delay Len. Actually, I emailed Neurostock to ask about the accelerator last week. Here is the response I got: bworx@interlog.com wrote: > Below is the information submitted on Jun-4-98 16:13 EST > ---------------------------------------------------------------------- > > username: bworx@interlog.com > NeuroEdition: NS100G > NeuroVersion: v2.033 > WinVersion: Windows NT 4.0 Server > Subject: Few questions > ~Body: Hi, > > Just wondering how things are going with the new versions of Neurostock. > It has been a while since I have seen any new versions, and I was > wondering if there may be any beta versions you could use help in > testing. > We are working on 2.1 but it is not ready for beta tests yet, I'll let you know when. > Also, any updates on the accelerator card that is in the product section? > Yes, the NRE cost of producing the ASICs has kept us from going into production; at this point we don't know when we will be able to spend the capital. > I have also had some trouble downloading US data from NS100G in that > the historical feed is missing a number of days. Other than that > though the 2.033 has been quite stable under NT. > The data is updated by a different company and we don't have much control over that ... for what is practically a free service is not all that bad; but, if you require longer files or guaranteed data you may have to go to a fee-based service such as quote.com. > Thanks, > > Daniel Best Regards, Andrew Cilia NeuroStock. Hope that helps... Optim