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To: Hal Campbell who wrote (4504)	1/17/1999 6:30:00 AM
From: flickerful	Read Replies (3) \| Respond to of 17679

hal... i have posted this before, but recent developments reinforce my sense of the underlying, and now emergent potential in the micronet/teraglobal relationship. [see ed's last post regarding inidvidual investor] consider the updated teraGlobal site...see the teracom & teramedia info, as well as the Altivec white paper. teraglobal.com refer back to the following micronet release. micronet.com any thoughts as to this being responsible, in some way, for the recent flurry of interest ? also consider the apple/imac aspect at teraglobal...[if not the only reason, then, certainly a compelling one for ampex to have left in place micronet/mac]

To: Hal Campbell who wrote (4504)	1/18/1999 6:11:00 AM
From: mrvn t. martian	Read Replies (2) \| Respond to of 17679

at this time i think it is highly unlikely that bramson is seeking a buyer for ampex. i think the company is poised for a move up, and i think if bramson makes smart moves with the cash the company has, he can turn it into a company that commands a higher priced stock. what i think we should all focus on short term is hoping the stock does not break 1 5/8 on the downside. we are obviously giving some of the runup back which is normal, but i would like to see some strength come back soon and start the stock moving up again. lets focus on that before we start calling ampex a 10 dollar stock again or a takeover candidate.