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To: bob who wrote (6157)	1/25/1999 4:13:00 PM
From: Kunal Singh	Respond to of 8581

Hi Bob, I remember making money in PTSC and then losing money in PTSC. But now that I look back I think I bought PTSC at the wrong time. I bought it at a time when the future of Java was relatively uncertain and as a programmer i was still reading about it. Now I'm programming in it and many other programmers I know have also adopted the language for some use or the other. Then of course, PTSC itself was only sending out freshly fabricated boards for testing at the time and all the stockholders were expecting big contracts any day! Now that I look back on the whole thing I can't help but wonder if it was a bit premature of us to expect commitment from large companies on strategic projects so quickly based on a few sample development kits. Now would be a more reasonable time frame in my opinion for someone to utilise the chip in a more complicated project. So here's to hoping..

To: bob who wrote (6157)	1/27/1999 1:39:00 PM
From: Rod Beckwith	Read Replies (1) \| Respond to of 8581

Kunal & bob, Patriot is a dog that won't hunt. They have not been able to catch the wave which is quite annoying, especially since it's crashing over them! I have fallen into the same trap as you....I believe this company will do extremely well at some point in the near future......we have been saying this for years on this thread. Let's all face the music, this company will be a wannabe until they secure a REAL contract with a REAL company...end of story. I doubt their management has the horsepower to do this....I always have. Rod (PTSC Long Idiot) Beckwith