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Strategies & Market Trends : Joe Copia's daytrades/investments and thoughts -- Ignore unavailable to you. Want to Upgrade?

To: DOC who wrote (9890)	11/16/1998 11:16:00 AM
From: P.E. Allen	Read Replies (1) \| Respond to of 25711

To: Cavalry (1607 ) From: songw Friday, Nov 13 1998 5:11PM ET Reply # of 1637 XYBR will go large next week- TELT will follow Traders will remember that XYBR is not the lone wearable computer maker. Teltronics TELT makes a wearable called the Mentis described on their web site teltronics.com teltronics.com "The Mentis system is created and manufactured by Interactive Solutions, a subsidiary of Teltronics, Inc. Belonging to the new generation of wearable computers, the Mentis system takes "wearable" to new dimensions. Multimedia dimensions. With the Mentis solution, users gain the portability of a laptop, the ruggedness of a wearable computer, and the full multimedia capabilities of a desktop system. It is a truly universal computing platform. And, it's ideal for any environment, any occasion where users need real-time, interactive information, in the field or on the fly. The Mentis processing unit is little more than an inch thick and measures 7½ by 5½ inches. This compact system houses a Pentium®-based, fully multimedia-equipped, single-board computer." TELT has a deal with GM to supply them with the Mentis. "Teltronics, Inc. Announces That General Motors is Testing the Mentis System at Cadillac Dealerships Sarasota, Florida -- April 22, 1998... Teltronics, Inc. (TELT - NASDAQ) announced today that three Cadillac dealerships are field testing its MENTIS computerized learning system in their service facilities. The dealerships now conducting comprehensive evaluations of the new system are in Troy, Michigan, Washington, DC, and Sarasota, Florida. Two Mentis systems will be used for six months at each Cadillac dealership." teltronics.com The last time XYBR ran up-TELT followed hitting a high in the 8s. TELT trading 2s -look for this to go next week.