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To: gvander who wrote (6070)	12/17/1998 9:19:00 PM
From: Gordon Quickstad	Read Replies (1) \| Respond to of 27311

It's this list of yours that I am referring to: >>From what I have been seeing in samples/demos/shows/specs/articles it appears Ultralife has now moved ahead in the original ranking. Now it looks more like Ultralife Moltech Battery Engineering Sanyo Valence Sony Lithium Technology<< from your post on the ULBI thread: exchange2000.com Where do the following guys fit on the above list? Are you keeping more secrets from us? Thomas & Betts' battery business includes Telecommunications Devices Inc. (TDI), a manufacturer of battery packs for cellular telephones, laptop computers and other mobile electronics devices; and High Energy Technologies Inc. (HET), an affiliate of TDI. Thomas & Betts completed its acquisition of TDI in July 1998. The implementation of lithium-polymer battery technology will establish Thomas & Betts and HET as a leading battery cell manufacturer, in a market currently dominated by Asian producers.