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To: Charlie Smith who wrote (320)5/6/1999 7:02:00 PM
From: pat mudge  Read Replies (1) | Respond to of 2347
 
One of the big concerns about this company is what happens when SFA, GIC or INTC produces just such a product. W/W market for cable modems alone may be big enough to support CMTO, but scale economies may doom them if competitors can combine all these functions in one product for a price close to a modem alone.



Sounds like a good question for the annual meeting on the 12th. My guess is that they'd be taken out before that could happen. Purely conjecture.

Pat



To: Charlie Smith who wrote (320)5/6/1999 7:08:00 PM
From: DZOO  Respond to of 2347
 
Just my thoughts: CMTO is very close to LU. If CMTO needs big pockets LU will step up to the plate. If not LU then Phillips, Seimens etc. This part of the business is growing to fast and CMTO has too many headend units installed to be ignored or out paced (I know Terayon has more). Again, this is my personal opinion.
Disclosure: Long CMTO



To: Charlie Smith who wrote (320)5/7/1999 10:54:00 AM
From: Dennis R. Duke  Respond to of 2347
 
There has been a rumor in the market for a while that SIGM's 3D chip would go into a set-top box, and that AOL will be the driving force behind it. I thought it was a twisted pair modem, maybe it is a cable modem driven box. Enhanced 3D graphics would be supplied by the Sigma chip.

Disclosure: I don't own any SIGM currently.

Later, Dennis