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To: oddmanout who wrote (9464)	8/26/1998 3:12:00 PM
From: gary d.	Respond to of 11555

Hi, Fugazi and all. Fugazi, did you at one time mention that this stock could go lower than 5? My curiosity makes me check in from time to time. Still the same old story...no news from management and of course no upward movement. Gary D.

To: oddmanout who wrote (9464)	8/26/1998 5:39:00 PM
From: Toni Wheeler	Read Replies (1) \| Respond to of 11555

Borrowed this from S3 SI board: "As for Acquisitions. ATI is going to need to acquire or develop in house PC Chip set technology or die a slow death. Intel will soon release its integrated PC chipset and Graphics chip and SIS just recently released their integrated chipset too. For low cost PC buying an integrated PC/Graphics chipset seems to be the way to go. ATI might even buy IDTI for their WinChip to develop a fully integrated PC on a chip. IDTI is worth less than US$500M. But with the Canadian $$ getting cheaper, ATI better do something quick. CL >>> Regarding the ATI article about them looking for someone to buy, this gives some credit to the rumors I am hearing regarding ATI next generation of product. ATI might be forced to buy technology because rumor has it that ATI next chips are not ready or just don't compare well with products on the market or ready to be released. If this is the case ATI will see its market cap go south just like what happened to S3.<<<" Comments????