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To: REM55 who wrote (3621)	8/13/1998 3:17:00 AM
From: andrew peterson	Respond to of 11417

Awesome article. Very reassuring as we wait. For my money, this was the most interesting quote, from Peter: <<We haven't at this point made any specific product announcements as to which IBM products on which you will see WaveMeters. And you probably won't see those announcements until about the time the actual products become available because that's the way this industry works. Computer manufacturers don't like to make product announcements nine months before the product is available, because in most cases, nobody even knows what the prodcut is going to look like nine months before the product is available. So it's very hard for them to say, "Our 'X' platform will be coming out in 'Y' quarter and is going to have 'Z' WaveMeters on them." It is safe to say that on a technological basis, all the pieces should be in place so that shipping units with WaveMeters on them can happen late in 1998 or in 1999. Of course this assumes that all the various stars in the industry line up appropriately. But right now, we expect that there will be volume deployment of WaveMeters on platforms in early 1999, but there is no specific product plan that states that yet today." We all get nuts around here at times, insisting that Wave announce something. This statement really puts things in perspective. Also nice to hear them address capitalization and NASDAQ re-listing as priorities. Bottom line: great company, great leadership, incredible potential. Hang onto those shares.