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To: Dennis V. who wrote (8625)	2/22/1999 6:45:00 PM
From: John Curtis	Respond to of 27311

While we wait for the next shoe, here's a URL providing a general comparison of battery technologies. I found this while reviewing another thread I have a vested interest in. Although it's "laymanesque," it's also informative. FYI! 207.171.222.225 John~

To: Dennis V. who wrote (8625)	2/22/1999 7:21:00 PM
From: Rich Wolf	Respond to of 27311

Dennis, Thanks for the Palm V links. Yes, it was my understanding as well, that lithium ion polymer was only mentioned with regards to the European release of the Palm V, expected in the April/May time frame. When the article containing the interview with the 3COM European manager came out on ZDNet last month, I looked up all the other news links I could find from 3COM relating to their Palm series of products. The most recent PR (from over a month ago) regarding the U.S. release of the Palm V (codenamed 'Razor') never mentioned 'polymer,' that was only specifically mentioned for the European release. Of course, it could be a 'toe wetting' position by 3COM, and the polymer-battery product could find its way back to the U.S..