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From: jnmoyne@lbl.gov (Jean-Noel MOYNE)
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Subject: Re: Question
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Date: 31 Oct 90 21:33:31 GMT
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   Hehe, yep sure it can sound famillar....  (-: !!!!


   Siemens is one of the biggest European eletronics manufacturer (it must 
be even bigger than Phillips). This is a vey very big company, ranging in 
a lot of different fields. They are doing computers, chips, coffe makers, 
dishwashers, televisions, a _lot_ of medical instruments, industrial 
stuff, very big sort of laser printers for the newspapers, etc ... etc ...

   Some of their products are not allways sold under the siemens brand 
name. Especially for the stuff the 'public' buys, that's maybe the reason 
why Siemens isn't that well-known.


    As a conclusion: your friend can be happy, if Siemens is intrested in 
his program, then the big bucks are not far.

     JNM

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