| To: chalu2 who wrote () | 12/11/1999 10:13:00 AM | | From: SuperValu | | | |
PERL News From A Company Insider - December 10, 1999.
Here is some real interesting information about PERL from a person who knows what is
going on on the inside. From Yahoo.
messages.yahoo.com.
PERL'S NEW TECHNOLOGY
by: go_perl (39/M/Atherton, CA)
12/10/99 6:30 pm
Msg: 3198 of 3341
Dear fellow PERL longs-do not let the shorts scare you. They obviously do not know
anything about PERL, Linux or computer technology for that matter. I have been using and
programming computers since the early seventies.
I just got this rumor from a friend working in PERL's R&D department. PERL is
supposedly working on a new, novel type of wireless connectivity technology working with
Linux as the OS. My friend told me that he thinks PERL may have signed a deal with IBM,
which is planning to enter the Palm form factor computing market with a new Palm PC
based on their proven IBM S/390 CMOS and AS/400 technology, running Linux.
My friend told me that PERL will possibly be developing the
wireless, 622Mb/s ATM link for this new IBM Palm PDA system.
Do you know what this means, you clueless shorts qakeup2000i" and "nordique5"? This
wireless ATM link by PERL will be the world's first and finest, and takes advantage of
quantum-mechanical phenomena, anti-matter technology and new silicon-on-insulator (SOI)
chip technologies. When IBM is out with its new IBM S/390 and IBM AS/400 compatible
Palm PCs, everybody will be wanting one, and PERL will be the only supplier of remote
wireless connectivity for these devices running Linux.
SV |
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| To: chalu2 who wrote (131) | 12/11/1999 1:37:00 PM | | From: Mr.Manners | | | |
not only that but it hit close to 40 after hours on Thursday
but the best thing was to buy it at about 5 before everyone started talking about it
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| To: chalu2 who wrote (131) | 12/11/1999 2:29:00 PM | | From: SuperValu | | | |
The trading range for Friday is correct. A lot of traders were closing their positions for the weekend so that they would be flat on the stock over the weekend. It might bounce on Monday morning.
SV |
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| To: chalu2 who wrote (131) | 12/11/1999 2:36:00 PM | | From: architect* | | | |
Desperating seeking the next "Hot Linux Stock" (HLS) long term relationship prefered~~~~~
IMHO the evaluation of "Hot Linux Stocks should be evaluating the trend between open-source programming and closed or copyrighted programming.
Is there a new trend developing similar to software development in 1990, World Wide Web 1995, E-Commerce 1998, Linux 2002?
The focus of one operating system verses another operating system is still limited to that particular operating system such as Linux or to Java applets. Either way a company is selling boxes of DOS software or boxes of Linux software or Java applets, each operating system has it's advantages and limitations.
A much broader vision in a commercial sense, is to be able to host, develop, manage all the operating source codes and facilitate collaboration of all the operating systems for truly open development This is an emerging trend. This was one of the founding visions of the World Wide Web. To create, develop and transmit data in an open community.
Not to say source programming should be free. I have been thinking about open source programming generating fees for services, licensing fees and royalties, verses revenues from product sales only.
Another trend with major corporations is the total-cost-of-ownership issue associated with licensing and deploying and maintaining major pieces of "off the shelf software". The cost of 10,000 software licenses adds up quickly.
If UPS can gain a competitive edge over Federal Express via paying for customized programming services rather than purchasing off the shelf software, will they, of course.
I am not suggesting that open source programming will replace MSFT software on the World's desktop. IMO the move away from *boxes of software* towards custom software will happen within big to medium sized corporations. Look at the second tier players on this list, IBM SUNW CPQ MOT CPQ
lwn.net
then look at the value of YHOO AMZN and EBAY that was created by a corporate knowledge and operating systems. YHOO AMZN and EBAY must stay up to the minute in their technology, or C ya later. If that means "Linux technolgy will they go Linux, of course. If the competition gains an advantage with open source programming will pay for customized programming services, of course.
Open source programming is a major trend in the "Linux Craze" that needs to be considered at this stage of the Linux Craze.
IMO this Linux craze is broader than one operating code verse another operating code.
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| To: Lyle Bean who wrote (120) | 12/11/1999 3:02:00 PM | | From: SOROS | | | |
Disclaimer: this is story only -- no fact whatsoever
If you know the history of ZITL, you know that they change their business by whatever is "hot" at the moment. It is sad that the market can run up a stock like this based on a $49.00 software program that won't make ZITL hardly any money. The company, IMO, is worth about .50 cents. That is where is was headed before the crooked stock players grabbed it and began their internet campaign to sucker the public once again. I don't claim to know what will happen short-term, but I feel real comfortable predicting that ZITL will eventually be a penny stock for good.
I remain,
SOROS
ps this is all my opinion only, but I feel somewhat qualified since I took part in the hyping of ZITL's Y2K crapola when I owned the stock
pps I guess that makes this post just sour grapes because I didn't own it this time around, but if I had it, I would be selling it quickly before it returns to it's eventual resting place of .50 -- this run is nothing but short covering. Stocks that get shorted this much may have some up short squeezes, but even this market will return companies to their true value
ppps there are some legit small stocks that DO have legit LINUX ties (NSO, for example) -- IMO, ZITL is about as LINUX as McDonald's
pppps this is all just an old man's ramblings -- buy ZITL and get rich -- someone will be laughing all the way to THEIR bank
ppppps kidding aside -- research ZITL -- be very careful -- this is example of what I speak:
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| To: SOROS who wrote (135) | 12/11/1999 7:10:00 PM | | From: Return to Sender | | | |
The Linux list... including one of the latest big winners... ZITL
finance.yahoo.com
Are some of the prices of these stocks justifiable?
No but it is a reality today!
adsp amqt andn aplx asnt atyt btws cbqi cmpt corl cobt cpq cspi dell doci eccs emj.to esft gojo fcm hwp ibm intm inpr ilog inpr intm isol lir.v loft lnux mawi mgic mot mrvc mtmc netd perl pvsw pweb rdcm rhat rwav sbas scoc sftw sgi silcf spw.to sunw svri tcs.to tdfx tivo trac ubs.v unfy vone vrtl wavt webt wpne yarc ynot ztel
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| To: Return to Sender who wrote (137) | 12/11/1999 7:26:00 PM | | From: LABMAN | | | |
UVEW
Thursday September 16, 11:30 am Eastern Time
Company Press Release
SOURCE: uniView Technologies
uniView Opens its Linux OS Set Top Box Platform to
Linux Developers
uniView Offers uniView 210 to Developers of Linux
DALLAS, Sept. 16 /PRNewswire/ -- uniView Technologies Corp. (Nasdaq: UVEW - news)
announced today a development effort that will enable its current and future set top boxes to
support the Linux OS. Leveraging the dedication and innovation of the hundreds of thousands of
Linux developers, and the new applications being made available for Linux OS, will expand the
versatility of the uniView platforms. The uniView 210 is currently running the Linux OS and is
available for development opportunities.
By adding the uniView 210 set top box to the Linux support list, uniView joins industry leaders
such as Dell, Compaq and IBM who are all developing computers for the Linux OS. Currently
Linux has over 15 million users, making it the fastest growing OS in the world.
``As a leader in the set top box industry, uniView will add versatility and cost efficiency by
incorporating solutions built around Linux applications,' said Patrick A. Custer, president and
CEO of uniView Technologies. ``The potential for innovative features increases significantly due to
the large Linux development community and the Open Source OS.'
LINUX is a trademark of Linus Torvalds.
Dallas based uniView Technologies Corp. offers the expertise and innovative tools necessary to
create fully customized video-on-demand, interactive applications, e-commerce, and other
interactive broadband services. Building on a foundation of convergence technology, and the
understanding of end user requirements, uniView has merged its Internet access technologies and
existing applications with the technologies of its development partners to deliver the future of
interactive networking products and services.
In 1997, uniView introduced its first revolutionary set top box and, today, its Advanced Systems
Group (ASG) uses convergence devices and integration expertise to design custom broadband
networks for clients in multi-level marketing, hospitality, utilities, banking, medical facilities, and
telecommunications. In addition to complete network system design, ASG also offers web site
development, web site hosting and full international Internet access, while uniView's Product
Group focuses on research, product development and customer service. More information on
uniView is available at www.uniview.net.
NOTICE: Some of this information may contain ``Forward Looking Statements' which are
company plans, projections and uncertainties. For a discussion of risk factors associated with
some of these plans and projections, please refer to the company's SEC filings, which contain
additional discussion about those factors which could cause actual results to differ from
management's expectations.
SOURCE: uniView Technologies
More Quotes and News:
UniView Technologies Corp (NasdaqSC:UVEW - news)
Related News Categories: banking, computers, retail
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| To: LABMAN who wrote (138) | 12/11/1999 8:05:00 PM | | From: Return to Sender | | | |
The Linux List has grown so long that it takes two urls to contain the stocks. Adding UVEW based on this news from September:
biz.yahoo.com
adsp amqt andn aplx asnt atyt btws cbqi cmpt corl cobt cpq cspi dell doci eccs emj.to esft gojo fcm hwp ibm intm inpr ilog inpr intm isol lir.v loft lnux mawi mgic mot mrvc mtmc netd perl pvsw pweb rdcm rhat rwav sbas scoc sftw sgi silcf spw.to sunw svri tcs.to tdfx tivo trac ubs.v unfy uvew vone vrtl wavt webt wpne yarc ynot zitl
finance.yahoo.com
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If anyone has any other stocks that should be included on this list please let me know by giving me the symbol and some evidence that the stock has or make an announcement concerning Linux.
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