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XYBR - Xybernaut
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4022 Hello Wolff, Is it Palm or Cell Phones? Please ... help me out here! Scott CScott C. Lemon-4/23/2000
4021 Hello Wolff, > "System on a Chip" expansion nullifies need for paScott C. Lemon-4/23/2000
4020 Hello Wolff, I want to thank you for posting this article, which I can only asScott C. Lemon-4/23/2000
4019 Hello Wolff, I have to say that I agree with you that it is exciting to see thScott C. Lemon-4/23/2000
4018 Hello Wolff, > Another product currently in Production that appears to >Scott C. Lemon-4/23/2000
4017 Hello Wolff, I am *so* glad that you are agreeing that this wearable computingScott C. Lemon-4/23/2000
4016 How much will XYBR lose in Q1? How much Cash will be left? How much stock wWolff-4/23/2000
4015 In 99 & 98, XYBR sold less than 1000 units to customers. TOTAL! That numbeWolff-4/23/2000
4014 April 17, 2000 Palm-Latitude Deal Puts Meetings In Hand -- ONLINE MEETINGS SPEWolff-4/23/2000
4013 "System on a Chip" expansion nullifies need for patented CORE. The iWolff-4/23/2000
4012 Net Access Shifting To Cell Phones (04/20/00, 4:16 p.m. ET) By Robert RistelhueWolff-4/23/2000
4011 Scott, He hasn't learned that quantity does not equal quality. He has tharrufff-4/23/2000
4010 Here is what XYBR says on its CORE. Notice how the functions discribed within Wolff-4/23/2000
4009 Another product currently in Production that appears to have all the qulaities Wolff-4/23/2000
4008 Another competitor leaving XYBR in the dust =================== Olympus SportsWolff-4/23/2000
4007 Hello Wolff, Wow ... you are *really* grasping at straws ... are you *that* beScott C. Lemon-4/23/2000
4006 Hello Wolff, Nothing to say other than old news? > By Sarah Schafer > WScott C. Lemon-4/23/2000
4005 XYBR is has not aligned itself with Display Tech Leadership. The MVIS display Wolff-4/23/2000
4004 Great Posts! Are there any articles from 1994 or 1995 that are equally perceptrrufff-4/23/2000
4003 Impediments to Market Growth In addition to the technical limitations noted pWolff-4/23/2000
4002 This article is a good example how the Hype stays the same while the losses conWolff-4/23/2000
4001 Hello Wolff and All, I wanted to post this article, which might have been postScott C. Lemon-4/23/2000
4000 Hello Wolff, I'm curious ... can you please provide the URLs for the partsScott C. Lemon-4/23/2000
3999 Hello Wolff, This is an interesting set of opinions ... I noticed that you proScott C. Lemon-4/23/2000
3998 PALM announced that more than 50,000 developers are registered to create third-Wolff-4/23/2000
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