Gorilla Game Investing in the eWorld | Stock Discussion Forums

STOCKTALK

We've detected that you're using an ad content blocking browser plug-in or feature. Ads provide a critical source of revenue to the continued operation of Silicon Investor. We ask that you disable ad blocking while on Silicon Investor in the best interests of our community. If you are not using an ad blocker but are still receiving this message, make sure your browser's tracking protection is set to the 'standard' level.

Strategies & Market Trends
Gorilla Game Investing in the eWorld

An SI Board Since September 1999

Posts	SubjectMarks	Bans
1817	78	0

Emcee: Teflon	Type: Unmoderated

Introduction Compact

Go to reply# or date (mm/dd/yy):

Reply	Message Preview	From	Recs	Posted
1042	<i>Microsoft is undeniably the Gorilla of operating systems.</i> T	Thomas Mercer-Hursh	-	12/15/1999
1041	I have also heard about Visor and how popular it is. Jill	Jill	-	12/15/1999
1040	Frank, I would have thought so too but they can't seem to oust RealPlayer w	Jill	-	12/15/1999
1039	Being this is GG I guess it's ok for the value chain to get "hairy&quo	MulhollandDrive	-	12/15/1999
1038	>> Also, doesn't the QCOM PDQphone have a built-in Palm? Yes, but he	Uncle Frank	-	12/15/1999
1037	Tom, that's a great find, but I'm still not sure we're comparing &q	MulhollandDrive	-	12/15/1999
1036	Frank, If MSFT can get the problems with WinCE worked out, I agree that it wou	MulhollandDrive	-	12/15/1999
1035	Uncle Frank: You may be right. But I think you are transferring the Microsoft	gdichaz	-	12/15/1999
1034	Tom: Fair enough. I was wrong. MSFT may buy its way in, but right now its ad	gdichaz	-	12/15/1999
1033	How do you come up with equating cell phone growth with devices such as PALM?	MulhollandDrive	-	12/15/1999
1032	BP and Cha2, here's my cut at it: Microsoft is undeniably the Gorilla of o	Uncle Frank	-	12/15/1999
1031	yahoo.cnet.com A wireless device that is "Windows Powered". They seem	Tom Chwojko-Frank	-	12/15/1999
1030	Tom: The wireless OS battle: Qualcomm is central to how this comes out. Qual	gdichaz	-	12/15/1999
1029	I agree with much of what you said. My only significant disagreement was that y	Tom Chwojko-Frank	-	12/15/1999
1028	The wireless OS battle: 1. Microsoft has the muscle. 2. Palm has the market pe	Tom Chwojko-Frank	-	12/15/1999
1027	Tom: Sure it is "clout" but watch and wait. Suggest that it is be	gdichaz	-	12/15/1999
1026	Look at the growth numbers for cell phones. I think Finland has more than 1 ce	Tom Chwojko-Frank	-	12/15/1999
1025	Companies using WinCE: AT&T, Compaq, HP, Sharp, Ericsson, and I think Sony.	Tom Chwojko-Frank	-	12/15/1999
1024	Uncle Frank: Absolutely not. In the internet appliance sector, MSFT has shri	gdichaz	-	12/15/1999
1023	Could you please elaborate on why T or Q would be of any added value specific t	MulhollandDrive	-	12/15/1999
1022	Uncle Frank: Place your bets where you wish. But MSFT doesn't have a pray	gdichaz	-	12/15/1999
1021	Thanks for the clarification.	Tom Chwojko-Frank	-	12/15/1999
1020	>> What's an "stb manufacturer"? Set top boxes, Tom. AT&a	Uncle Frank	-	12/15/1999
1019	Looking at the Internet Appliance sector, both AT&T and Qualcomm are player	Uncle Frank	-	12/15/1999
1018	What's an "stb manufacturer"? I was looking at their deal with E	Tom Chwojko-Frank	-	12/15/1999

Go to reply# or date (mm/dd/yy):