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To: dowen who wrote (5787)	5/22/1999 8:50:00 AM
From: 2MAR$	Respond to of 108040

Now what could be better for IBIZ? This in mail from CNET..of interest Palms away The Palm VII will initially be sold at major electronics retailers for $599, but it won't be available nationwide. The company is still testing the device and its complementary "Web clipping" service, which offers pared-down Internet content for the small-screen device, according to one retailer. news.com Even on a limited basis, however, the rollout of the newest Palm device is sure to cause excitement, and not only in the large and fiercely loyal Palm community. Companies that have already announced plans to develop for the Palm.net service include UPS, Bank of America, MasterCard, Visa International, E*Trade, ABCNEWS.com, ESPN.com, USA Today, The Wall Street Journal Interactive Edition, The Weather Channel, and Yahoo. The Palm VII's debut will mark 3Com's latest move in the wireless space: Last month the company created a division dedicated to wireless projects, and last week at a trade show Palm announced plans to develop technology that links all manner of devices with radio transmitters and receivers and COMS has been on a steady rise all month! 2MAR$