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Strategies & Market Trends : The Thread Formerly Known as No Rest For The Wicked -- Ignore unavailable to you. Want to Upgrade?

To: Glenn who wrote (44616)5/24/1999 9:29:00 AM
From: Zakattack  Read Replies (1) | Respond to of 90042
 
ASTN... One to watch!



To: Glenn who wrote (44616)5/24/1999 9:34:00 AM
From: Starduster  Respond to of 90042
 
This from the CNET saturday news dispatch
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The first Palm computer able to connect directly to the Internet
will be unveiled Monday in New York, according to people
familiar with the company's plans. Along with the new device,
Palm will debut its Palm.net wireless Internet service, the first
of a bevy of data services.
news.com.

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.
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To: Glenn who wrote (44616)5/24/1999 9:36:00 AM
From: gerard mangiardi  Respond to of 90042
 
As much as I respect Tim I rarely buy in when he first mentions something. I can't do enough DD or get a feel for a stock that fast. The exception was Xyln at around 12(g). The thread has a following and I would think we will see a good point of entry most of the time, after an initial pop.


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