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To: Mohan Marette who wrote (66911)9/23/1998 2:49:00 PM
From: Lee  Read Replies (2) | Respond to of 176387
 
Hi Mohan,..Re:A rate cut is imminent either on the 29th or during the next 2 FOMC meetings

Are you interpreting The current crisis, accordingly, will have to be addressed with ad hoc remedies. this statement as a rate cut? LOL - could be. Who knows! Does seem unlikely that he would jeopardize the longest expansion in recent times with stodgy old policy! <VBG>

It would also help if our eco numbers get a little softer. But the Fed has been adding permanent liquidity already for the past two days via coupon passes. biz.yahoo.com



To: Mohan Marette who wrote (66911)9/23/1998 2:53:00 PM
From: Patrick E.McDaniel  Respond to of 176387
 
Mohan, the systems with U.S.West run 4 times faster. 50 times faster is great but we can do better!

Remember this press release?

DELL, CISCO AND US WEST ANNOUNCE COLLABORATION TO PROVIDE
ULTRA-FAST ADSL INTERNET ACCESS ON DELL DIMENSION PCs
Joint Technology Collaboration Developed to Speed Internet Access by as much as
125 Times Faster than 56K Modems

LAS VEGAS, May 6, 1998 -- Dell Computer Corporation, Cisco Systems, Inc.,r and U
S WEST Communicationsr today announced they have formed an industry-leading
initiative to enable customers to purchase built-to-order desktop PCs with easy-to-use,
ultra-fast ADSL modems that provide Internet access at speeds up to 125 times faster
than today's 56K traditional modems, all over existing phone lines.

Dellr, the world's leading direct computer systems company, joined Cisco and U S
WEST in the announcement at the Networld + Interop trade show here. Dell plans to
offer the high-speed Asymmetric Digital Subscriber Line (ADSL) capability with Cisco
ADSL modems on select Dell Dimension XPS desktop personal computers this year,
allowing many U S WEST customers to receive voice and data services through a
single phone line and maintain an "always on" digital connection to the Internet.

Earlier this week, U S WEST announced that it is turning on its MegaBit Services ADSL
in more than 20 cities in May, including Denver, Phoenix and Salt Lake City, where the
service is available this week. U S WEST plans to offer the service in more than 40
cities in its 14-state region by mid-year with a range of options that begin at $40 a
month for both residential and business customers.

"High-bandwidth, high-speed access to the Internet is a high priority at Dell and a
natural fit for Dell Dimension customers who traditionally want more technology, not
less," said Michael Dell, chairman and CEO. "Eliminate the bottleneck to the Internet
and you facilitate an increase in the use of e-mail and access to richer and larger
content files - essentially opening up a whole new world of computing."

Dell Dimension XPS is the company's award-winning line of desktop PCs for home and
small business customers. The build-to-order PCs have led the industry in a number of
technology developments, including the rapid transition to Intelr Pentiumr II
processors.

"This is an industry first in bringing customers lightning fast and integrated Internet
access through both their personal computers and their phone lines," said Solomon D.
Trujillo, president and CEO of U S WEST Communications. "This initiative brings
together three industry leaders to provide affordable, easy-to-use technology that lets
a wide range of new customers enjoy the benefits and bandwidth of high-speed
networking and computing."

Cisco's ADSL modems enable PC users to receive voice and data services through a
single phone line connected to a PC at much faster speeds - up to 7 megabits, or
nearly 125 times faster than standard 56k modems, according to U S West
Communications. When combined with service offerings from U S West, the modem will
enable customers to maintain an "always-on" digital connection to the Internet, or other
data networks, over a dedicated unused portion of an existing phone line - without any
dial-up required. Customers can open their Internet browser software to make or
receive phone calls over the same line while simultaneously accessing the Internet.

The joint effort between U S WEST, Dell and Cisco complements Cisco's strategy for
deploying comprehensive, end-to-end, broadband networking solutions. Cisco is a
leading provider of service provider infrastructure and access solutions and has a
strategic relationship with U S WEST to provide advanced solutions to power U S
WEST's next-generation national network infrastructure.

"The high-speed Internet access made available through U S WEST's pioneering ADSL
service makes dramatically obvious the power of the Internet to change how people
work, live, play and learn," said John Chambers, president and CEO of Cisco Systems.
"Dell's ADSL-ready PCs will encourage more people to benefit from the Internet
revolution."

Cisco Systems, Inc. (NASDAQ:CSCO) is the worldwide leader in networking for the
Internet. News and information are available at Cisco's website.

U S WEST Communications provides telecommunications services- including wireline,
wireless PCS and data networking-to more than 25 million customers in 14 western and
Midwestern states. The company is one of two major groups that make up

U S WEST, a company in the connections business, helping customers share
information, entertainment and communications services in local markets worldwide. U
S WEST's other major group, MediaOne Group, is in domestic and international cable
and telephone, wireless communications, and directory and information services. U S
WEST has proposed splitting the two groups into separate public companies in
mid-1998, pending shareowner approval. U S WEST !NTERPRISE is the data
networking arm of U S WEST Communications. U S WEST Communications, Inc. can be
found on the Internet at US West's website.