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To: mrvn t. martian who wrote (5393)2/10/1999 9:45:00 AM
From: Swamp Fox  Respond to of 17679
 
To the Group: NEW PATENT : Goochie, Goochie Goo!!

PATENT No: 5870260 ISSUE DATE: Feb-09-1999
Magnetic recording system having a saturable layer and detection using MR element
ASSIGNEE:
Ampex Corporation
Redwood City, CA
INVENTOR: Davies; David H. Cupertino, CA Coughlin; Thomas M.
Atascadero, CA Gooch; Beverley R. Sunnyvale, CA

Application Date: May-23-1997 Application Number: 862415

ABSTRACT:
A magnetic storage system is disclosed that includes a magnetic storage layer associated with a soft magnetic saturable keeper layer. A transducer is spaced from the storage layer and the keeper layer in flying relationship thereto, with an MR element contained therein to provide high sensitivity detection along with the reduced spacing loss available from the keepered storage layer.

IMO: Dave "The personality" Gardy has the public charisma AXC needs to launch TVontheWeb.

Best of luck Mr. Personality!

Gus, thanks for the post(s).

Swamp Fox Charlie




To: mrvn t. martian who wrote (5393)2/10/1999 11:24:00 AM
From: Hal Campbell  Read Replies (1) | Respond to of 17679
 
<< wouldnt it make sense for someone like broadcast.com to come in and grab a company like ampex. i think that they are a takeover candidate. >>

Don't know if they are seeking that, Cards .....but if their skill in acquisition continues to outpace their cash flow ....I agree. Intrinsic takeover value, in my opinion, would not be sky high by any means ...but it would be a good deal higher than present levels.
Just impossible to know though. Ain't it always. ( but i have often thought IBM would be a natural fit...lol).