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Microcap & Penny Stocks : JNNE Jones Naughton: Go Online via Kiosk -- Ignore unavailable to you. Want to Upgrade?

To: Chuca Marsh who wrote (520)	4/7/1999 4:43:00 PM
From: Jim Michael	Read Replies (3) \| Respond to of 4824

Just posted on Raging Bull: By: xenophon Reply To #3957 by xenophon Wednesday, 7 Apr 1999 at 4:35 PM EDT Post # of 3959 I'm at the kiosk in the Atlanta Days Inn. My first impression is that this thing is going to be a real money maker. It's slick and easy to use, and it's in a great location. (Walk in the front door, pass the desk, and the kiosk is there across from the elevators, next to the ATM). It takes cash (bills) or credit cards, and it is incredibly easy to use. It's a Windows machine with 64M RAM, 4M video, looks like a 17 inch screen, all mounted in a slick looking, wood cabinet that's about 4 feet high. There's a chair here, so people can sit here and use it for a while. It's connected to the net via a standard phone cable, and the download speed seems fine. It's running a browser made by iCom, who apparently builds the machines. The browser is simple and seems as fast as any other. It does a lot more than browse. You can play on-line games, and if you have an AOL account, you can apparently access it directly. I've been here about 15 minutes, and suffered one lock up - typical for Windows. The actual machine is inside the cabinet. I had to reboot with Ctrl-Alt-Del. It ran scan disk and came back up fine to the menu screen. Any questions, ask them now - I'm not going to stay here too long though (the clock is ticking - literally, there's a clock on screen at the bottom which gives you the running time). Derek Owens