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To: Shadow who wrote (19248)	11/30/1998 7:39:00 PM
From: Big Blue	Respond to of 119973

This sucker should finally blow. They are co-sponsoring the CTI Expo Starting tomorrow. Expect this to be played up, along with other news! Natural Microsystems Corp. Dow Jones Newswires -- November 30, 1998 Natural MicroSystems Releases Hot Swap Telecom Boards FRAMINGHAM, Mass. (Dow Jones)--Natural MicroSystems Corp. (NMSS) released its hot swap CompactPCI Alliance Generation Quad T1 and E1 network interface and DSP resource boards for voice processing and telecommunications switching. CompactPCI hot swap is a process for inserting and removing boards without adversely affecting a running system. In a press release Monday, Natural MicroSystems said the Quad T1 and E1 boards work with application development tools for UNIX and Microsoft Corp.'s (MSFT) Windows NT. The boards are used to develop personal computer-based PBXs, IP gateways and intelligent network services and provide four integrated digital trunk interfaces and 96 and 120 ports of call-processing in one slot. Both boards support front and rear panel I/Os. The Quad T1 costs $10,000, and the Quad E1 costs $11,000. Natural MicroSystems also said it formed a partnership in November with Motorola Inc.'s (MOT) Computer Group unit to deliver telecommunications platforms. The company combined its CompactPCI network interfaces and resource boards with Motorola's CompactPCI platforms. Natural MicroSystems makes personal computer-based call-processing hardware and software components.