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To: Jules Burke who wrote (3259)	4/28/1999 10:39:00 PM
From: chris431	Read Replies (1) \| Respond to of 18366

While that link definitely contains a decent summary of Lucent's relationship for those new to EDIG, it still doesn't provide the answer to factor X. The unknown which I search for. Having been a long time owner (and longer follower) of this stock, all of this recent action and news is very welcome. None the less, there is still the missing definitiveness of the Intel deal & IBM relationships which at this moment seem to be unknown. EDIG did indeed ship off test units, but as we all know here, even the SEC documents were black-marked revealing little to nothing as to the true relationship between EDIG & Intel. I'm looking beyond the hand held devices.... The IBM relationship is equally as fuzzy....VoiceTIMES seems too "tight" to be just an organization for creating a standard. This leads me to believe there is something more to the IBM/EDIG/Intel relationship that exists separately as VoiceTIMES. Again, factor X. The game (as I will refer to it) is to try and find out what factor(s) X is(are) before they are revealed to us. If not, we must attempt to dispel any factor X. Perhaps Walter could try the latter. Chris