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To: Stoctrash who wrote (37808)	12/14/1998 10:16:00 PM
From: DiViT	Read Replies (2) \| Respond to of 50808

DVB Stock Watch 12/14/98 DV Business (c) 1998 Phillips Business Information, Inc. Table below. Company Close 1 Week YTD 12/8 % Ch % Ch Acrodyne: 3.88 up 3.3% up 29.2% Adaptec: 18.38 up 8.5% dn 50.3% Adobe: 44.63 dn 2.9% up 12.6% Ampex Corp: 1 up 6.6% dn 52.9% Apple: 32.06 dn 6% up 147.8% Avid: 22.75 dn 9% dn 14.6% Carlton Comm: 43.88 up 9.7% up 12.5% CBS: 30.94 dn 2.4% up 7.6% Celerity: 1 up 45.3% dn 50% Chyron: 1.94 dn 29.5% dn 55.7% Cinram Int'l: 12.38 up 5.3% dn 24.4% Ciprico: 7.44 dn 0.8% dn 33.1% Cisco: 79.81 up 0.1% up 44.5% Cirrus Logic: 11.94 up 2.7% up 14.4% C-Cube : 29.81 up 10.9% up 88.5% DV Systems: 1.56 up 8.7% up 4.2% Disney: 32 up 1.6% dn 2.7% Discreet Logic: 18.06 up 10.3% dn 11.9% Faroudja: 3.13 dn 20.6% dn 67.1% General Electric: 90.44 dn 0.8% up 23.9% General Instrument: 30.31 up 10.2% up 75.7% Harris Corp: 37.94 dn 0.2% dn 15.3% Hitachi Ltd.: 59.31 up 0.1% dn 13.9% Intel: 120.06 up 4.4% up 71.2% LSI Logic: 19.88 up 24.2% up 1.6% Lucent: 99 up 11.9% up 149.1% Matsushita: 169.13 up 3.4% up 15.3% Media 100: 4.38 up 1.4% dn 7.9% Microsoft: 131.19 up 1.3% up 103.4% News Corp: 26.44 dn 6% up 19.8% Oracle: 35.31 dn 4.4% up 60.5% Philips: 67.25 up 5.9% up 11.7% Pinnacle: 32.75 dn 4.4% up 34.4% Radius: 1.75 up 12% dn 44% RealNetworks: 35.44 dn 3.6% up 157.7% Sci-Atlanta: 19.38 up 2.6% up 16.1% Scitex: 10.38 dn 2.9% dn 12.6% SCM: 57.69 dn 1.9% up 142.9% SeaChange: 7.38 UNCH up 5.4% Sigma Designs: 3 up 1% dn 15.8% SGI: 13.06 dn 0.5% up 9.4% Sonic Solutions: 4.5 up 9.1% up 2.9% Sony: 74.81 up 0.3% dn 16.2% STMicro: 75 up 14.7% up 24% Sun: 76.13 dn 4.8% up 92.7% Tektronix: 25.81 up 0.5% dn 34.3% Videonics: 1.09 up 45.9% dn 68.7% WavePhore: 8.5 dn 44.3% dn 8.1% Zoran: 12.88 up 3% up 10.8% THIS WEEK'S WINNERS 1. Videonics: 1.09 up 45.9% 2. Celerity: 1 up 45.3% 3. LSI Logic: 19.88 up 24.2% 4. STMicro: 75 up 14.7% 5. Radius: 1.75 up 12% THIS WEEK'S LOSERS 1. WavePhore: 8.5 dn 44.3% 2. Chyron: 1.94 dn 29.5% 3. Faroudja: 3.13 dn 20.6% 4. Avid: 22.75 dn 9% 5. Apple: 32.06 dn 6%

To: Stoctrash who wrote (37808)	12/15/1998 10:20:00 AM
From: BillyG	Respond to of 50808

Matsushita, Sun Ink Consumer Electronics Java MoU newsbytes.com 15 Dec 1998, 3:47 AM CST By Martyn Williams, Newsbytes. TOKYO, JAPAN, Matsushita Electric Industrial Co. Ltd. [TOKYO:6752], better known by its Panasonic brand name, has signed a memorandum of understanding with Sun Microsystems Inc. [NASDAQ:SUNW] to develop Java technology for use in consumer electronics. The joint development work will focus on network-aware consumer electronics products - a new breed of home multimedia product that is designed to interact with other devices through a domestic network. Typically, these will include audio-visual appliances, such as televisions and CD players, and communications equipment, such as telephones and mobile computers, but could also include traditional appliances, such as air conditioners. Under the terms of the MoU, the partners will work on development of a common Java API (application programming interface) and its adaptation to the Java platform for digital TV products. The document also includes a licensing agreement for Sun's PersonalJava and plans to test a smaller version of Java for use in digital audio-video equipment and home appliances. In a company statement, Mark Tolliver, president of Sun's Consumer and Embedded Division called the MoU "a pivotal point in the adoption of Java technology in the consumer and embedded market." For Matsushita, Kazuhiko Sugiyama, executive vice president, said, "Adaptation of Java technology will help Matsushita to develop and deliver a new breed of digital consumer appliances that allow consumers to exploit the benefits of the network." He added, "Today's announcement is a first step towards broader collaboration with Sun Microsystems." Reported By Newsbytes News Network, newsbytes.com 03:47 CST (19981215/WIRES ASIA, NETWORK, PC, BUSINESS/)