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Amati vs. Aware

An SI Board Since August 1996

Posts	SubjectMarks	Bans	Symbol
221	0	0	AWRE

Emcee: Chris Alexander	Type: Unmoderated

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This is to focus comparison discussion of the two companies in one place which should be helpful. Aware will be IPO'ing soon and is doing a road show. There should be some info. available to make this an interesting discussion.

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221	What happened to this thread? Is this the first time Aware has traded at a pric	Madpinto	-	1/17/1997
220	You know, when someone on line first said that, I did not recall. I asked KT,	Danny Briere	-	12/24/1996
219	Danny, still have a spare time? I knew that Pulsecom use AWRE's DMT, but I	John Paris	-	12/23/1996
218	To each their own, Les. I think people (including DQ) underestimate the advance	j rector	-	12/23/1996
217	It seems your optimisim has alot of EGG NOG and / or PIXIE DUST. Those DATAQUES	Les Robertson	-	12/23/1996
216	E, Agreed on all points. I don't like AWRE's image compression buis ei	j rector	-	12/20/1996
215	I heard you called Steven to Mark. Doesn't need to be a rocket scientist to	John Paris	-	12/20/1996
214	Steven (I know that version as a friend), great call! ADSL is for real now. I g	(no name provided)	-	12/20/1996
213	If you look at the chart on Aware, you will notice that the volume is increasin	Craig Adler	-	12/20/1996
212	>>he's got a longer string of zeros invested than you. and you too f	John Paris	-	12/20/1996
211	JP--Not everyone shares your flamboyant values. George Soros drives a six year	Chemsync	-	12/20/1996
209	j, what your opinion on AWRE (the stock) at current price? I'm very tempted	(no name provided)	-	12/19/1996
208	I guess I am more optmisitc--I'd quadruple these number by 2000 with revenu	j rector	-	12/19/1996
207	>>I have many many friends that have computers with 9.6k and 14.4k modems	John Paris	-	12/19/1996
206	I think the major market for xDSL is corporations and universities, not home-us	(no name provided)	-	12/19/1996
205	Steven, You are right. The near term question as to the size of the market is	Alan Gutfrucht	-	12/19/1996
204	Well, that is what the discussion is; how is the unfoldment and adoption of tha	Steven Sage	-	12/18/1996
203	Thanks Les, wow; when you ask the right question; the info. is really out there	Steven Sage	-	12/18/1996
202	Thanks Bill for the P.S.; what was an attempt at probably the most honest tradi	Steven Sage	-	12/18/1996
201	Michael: I have a 28.8 line that is to slow. When I surf the Web, I turn the	bill c.	-	12/18/1996
200	Steven: My company is starting to look into the NC type of device. We figure	bill c.	-	12/18/1996
199	U.S. Market Forecast for DSL - Dataquest (IW Dec. 16,1996) ...................	Les Robertson	-	12/18/1996
198	I agree with your basic premise, but aren't you thinking in terms of today&	Madpinto	-	12/18/1996
197	80% of computer owners are not heavy computer users. I don't know if busin	Steven Sage	-	12/18/1996
196	Exellent point; if the videophone is part of a Diba style internet appliance; n	Steven Sage	-	12/18/1996

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