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To: Paul Engel who wrote (70312)	12/29/1998 10:31:00 PM
From: Tony Viola	Read Replies (1) \| Respond to of 186894

Paul, Re: "When Intel hits $500, we'll go together and look at Ferraris ! I'll buy lunch as well." Deal. I'll pass on the cigar, but you go ahead. Tony

To: Paul Engel who wrote (70312)	12/30/1998 1:15:00 AM
From: Paul Engel	Read Replies (2) \| Respond to of 186894

Intel Investors - Dolby Labs and ExtremeDVD use Pentium II PC as the base for high resolution Digital TV. Interesting technology - PC Centric TV ! Paul {===========================} newsalert.com December 29, 1998 14:26 Dolby Laboratories to Showcase NetTV's ExtremeDVD at CES Jump to first matched term CES99 Dolby Labs Booth No. 3559 SAN RAFAEL, Calif.--(BUSINESS WIRE)--Dec. 29, 1998--NetTV announced Monday its ExtremeDVD(tm) Digital Home Entertainment systems will be demonstrated (in Dolby Labs Booth No. 3559) at the 1999 Consumer Electronics Show at the Las Vegas Convention Center (January 7-10). "NetTV is taking a leadership role in defining and building new products for this emerging Convergence industry," said Gary Valan, Director, Computer Audio Initiative, for Dolby Laboratories. "NetTV's utilization of DVD-ROM-based 5.1 channel Dolby Digital(tm) sound is an important part of the evolving movement of PC-based digital entertainment technologies into the living room. NetTV is bringing the same thrilling audio found in movie theaters to the growing home entertainment industry." NetTV President Ron Perkes says Dolby Digital(tm) 5.1 multichannel sound technology is one of the primary reasons NetTV Digital Entertainment Systems are so compelling. "Our HDTV quality display teamed-up with Dolby's theater-like sound combine to provide extraordinary entertainment quality. Dolby Digital(tm) helps make for a superior DVD experience -- and it is standard on our upcoming ExtremeTV HDTV system. "In addition, DVD-based games and consumer DVD applications are debuting with exciting Dolby Digital(tm) sound encoding. Multichannel Dolby Digital(tm) streaming audio on DVD is the next step in video game evolution with effects that surround the player, surpassing the arcade experience, and producing virtual realism previously unobtainable." "Tie down the furniture and tell the neighbors," warns NetTV Marketing Director Michael Carrier. "ExtremeDVD transforms your living room into a theater with video and sound revealing far more detail than previously possible on a TV. You haven't really experienced DVD until you've seen and heard our ExtremeDVD system." "We are catering to the millions of households who want the highest quality next-generation digital entertainment, at an affordable price. ExtremeDVD is a powerful Pentium II(tm) system that delivers the best that DVD, Internet, CD-ROM, 3-D video games, and Windows applications provide. This is not another limited function Internet device or set-top box. We believe NetTV produces the best digital home entertainment value in the world," explains Perkes. ExtremeDVD Systems include DVD, DVD-ROM, Intel Pentium II(tm) processor, 3D sound, 3D graphics, NetTV's UltraDVD(tm) decoder, Dolby Digital(tm) 6-channel sound including LFE (low frequency effects), Dolby Prologic(tm), wireless keyboard, hand-held remote control, expansion capability, hi-speed hard-drives, Windows98(tm) and a choice of 56K modem or high-speed network adapter. In addition to running full-blown Internet applications, thousands of games, educational titles and software applications run on ExtremeDVD. ExtremeDVD provides up to five times the clarity and image stability of typical DVD players when combined with NetTV's 29-inch, 34-inch, or 38-inch progressively scanned digital televisions. NetTV's digital televisions and ExtremeDVD are backed by a one-year warranty on parts & labor and lifetime toll-free customer support. An optional on-site service program is available. Products are distributed through authorized distributors and resellers worldwide. NetTV headquarters are at 7 Mark Drive, San Rafael, CA 94903. Phone is 800/440-6388. Note to Editors: NetTV is a registered trademark. Other product names are either trademarks or trade names of their respective holders. CONTACT: NetTV, San Rafael Michael Carrier, 800/440-6388 michaelc@net-tv.net www.net-tv.net