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Microcap & Penny Stocks : WLGS: World Wide Wireless Communication INC. -- Ignore unavailable to you. Want to Upgrade?

To: RavenCrazy who wrote (226)	2/2/1999 5:59:00 PM
From: pitchlyn	Respond to of 2957

Impressive management team WLGS has assembled From Raging Bull: About management! Please take a look at their management team at: worldwide-wireless.com It is really exciting! For example: Michael Lynch - Director Mr. Lynch, an entrepreneurial manager-engineer with expertise in technological innovations and products in consumer, aerospace, and industrial electronics, was the founder of WWW Inc. His consumer products include the Phone Secretary (1972), which set the design standard for nearly all telephone answering machines for 20 years, and the PocketCom (1976-80), a miniature 2-way radio containing the world's first fully integrated transceiver, which sold worldwide in millions of units. As an aerospace consulting engineer, he developed and taught the first American course in Robotics for Raytheon's Bedford Institute, did a worst-case analysis of the electronics for the Hubble Space Telescope, and developed a flight simulator for the F-18 for Northrup Aircraft. As owner and President of California Computer Systems, a leading manufacturer of computers, which led the development, manufacture and sales of microcomputers worldwide during the 1980s, California Computers was one of the first companies to open the mainland Chinese market, and shipped computers to China's seventeen leading universities. A co-founder of Universal Cellular in 1989, Mr. Lynch developed the prototype of the industry's first combination cellular phone and pager, which generated $100,000,000 in orders. Mr. Lynch was co-founder and president of National Micro Vision Systems, Inc. in 1990, and set up and managed an RF Propagation laboratory to develop FCC license applications for wireless cable transmission. The licenses so acquired were recently appraised at $145,000,000 by a radio and TV properties appraisal firm. He also set up an R&D lab to develop advanced digital video and communications products. His current designs include a revolutionary digital cellphone system consisting of self-organizing mobiles wirelessly interconnected into a Mobile Internet . Really impressive! GW