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To: shane forbes who wrote (15156)	9/20/1998 3:50:00 PM
From: shane forbes	Read Replies (1) \| Respond to of 25814

Divx Update: techweb.com And what ma - no DIVX sales? techweb.com "Divx players now spend most of their time gathering dust on store shelves" This was the main reason I thought no chance - "Many other retailers, most notably Best Buy and members of the NATM Group, have declared their allegiance to DVD, primarily because picking up Divx places dollars directly into a competitor's pocket" - unless they address this they will have no marketing channels and eventually will be of not much use other than a big leadweight I think. Also: techweb.com and just 2 or 3 measly players sold in one store in 3 months - big ouch! techweb.com Many will be asking a similar question when we start having "free" operating systems on the next wave of information appliances - the Wintel duopoly will weaken - heck Intel is bickering with Microsoft these days already - drifing apart, they won't be able to put humpty & dumpty together again since they have to be going their different ways <g> - the world is becoming one big open environment techweb.com And Dimage is growing again - 1.5 now - check out the "operating system" - no Windows! <evil g> (this was actually released in a press release last month) techweb.com Shane.