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PALM - The rebirth of Palm Inc.

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6509	That's a good point. Thanks!	Rock_nj	-	9/13/2002
6508	dell + palm is a complete non-starter. the idea that MSFT's largest customer	Win-Lose-Draw	-	9/13/2002
6507	>>Palm still has cash Do you think enough cash? >>I think PDAs ar	JakeStraw	-	9/13/2002
6506	I don't doubt that Palm OS licensees are in constant talks with MSFT. I jus	Andre Williamson	-	9/13/2002
6505	>>an easy entrance into the PDA market with a well known brand name I wou	JakeStraw	-	9/13/2002
6504	I dunno.... It would give them an easy entrance into the PDA market with a well	Rock_nj	-	9/13/2002
6503	>>But, everyone knows DELL has intentions to enter the PDA market. Fine,	JakeStraw	-	9/13/2002
6502	How about the DELL/PALM rumor?!? It's just a rumor. But, everyone knows DELL	Rock_nj	-	9/13/2002
6501	Do you not think, that as we speak, current hardware manufactureres using Palms	im a survivor	-	9/13/2002
6500	>>either HW or SW from those numbers. Ummm...I don't beleive that'	JakeStraw	-	9/13/2002
6499	Those units look like US only. So we're talking 75% PalmOS US/57% globally?	Andre Williamson	-	9/13/2002
6498	This guy makes my point well: brighthand.com <i>Palm: Still the one By	Andre Williamson	-	9/12/2002
6497	Those are worldwide figures. The number I have in my head (and I tend to focus	Andre Williamson	-	9/12/2002
6496	Jake, Since OSes don't change on handhelds, you can probably figure out wha	Dave B	-	9/12/2002
6495	>>Worldwide Handheld Device Shipment, We're talking hardware now... I	JakeStraw	-	9/12/2002
6494	KG4, <i>Are we living in the same world?? Palm at 90%??? LOL, OK, you mus	Dave B	-	9/12/2002
6493	<i>you have to operate at low/no profits</i> of the big technology	Win-Lose-Draw	-	9/12/2002
6492	>>Personally, I think that many features inherent to MSFT's OSs are an	JakeStraw	-	9/12/2002
6491	<<Regardless, I haven't seen any compelling evidence that the long-ter	im a survivor	-	9/12/2002
6490	Jakestraw - <i>Maybe, but are they making any money? IOW, is that market	Andre Williamson	-	9/12/2002
6489	>>Palm's OS market share has hovered around 70% for years now. Maybe,	JakeStraw	-	9/12/2002
6488	Palm's OS market share has hovered around 70% for years now. MSFT has had a	Andre Williamson	-	9/12/2002
6487	<<"MSFT is coming" has been a mantra for 5 years now. Are they a	im a survivor	-	9/12/2002
6486	Thread - The recent post re: UBS/PW's reiteration of a strong buy coincided	Harry J.	-	9/11/2002
6485	Wheeeere's the numbers? "MSFT is coming" has been a mantra for 5	Andre Williamson	-	9/11/2002

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