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| <p><b>November 2000</b><br> | |
| <b>Company Press Release (abridged)</b><br> | |
| <i>SOURCE: E-Com-Con Computer Corporation</i> | |
| <p><b>Octium V Research Underway</b> | |
| <p><b>E-Com-Con to Deliver More <strike>Powerful</strike> <font color="#FF0000">Deadly</font> | |
| Successor to the Octium IV</b> | |
| <p>VIENNA, November — E-Com-Con Computer Corporation has announced plans to develop a faster, more powerful successor to its extremely popular Octium IV computer processor. | |
| <p>By utilizing its enhanced <b>Hydrogen<SUP><FONT SIZE="-1">TM</FONT></SUP></b> processor optimization technology and improved micro-architecture, the new chip, dubbed the <b>"Octium V,"</b> will more than quadruple the raw performance of its predecessor. | |
| <p>"The V will be the next <font color="#FF0000">formidable weapon</font> in our | |
| arsenal of speed," said E-Com-Con CEO Daniel Pendrell. | |
| <p>Though a working Octium V prototype is expected in mid-2001, the company plans to delay its official release until spring 2003. "Right now we need to see how well people handle the IV's gigafloppage," said Pendrell. "So stay tuned." | |
| <p>E-Com-Con is a leading global technology corporation, headquartered in Vienna, Virginia, with branch offices in Van Nuys, California, Los Angeles, California, Hoboken, New Jersey, Libertyville, IL, Bellflower, California, and a satellite office in Paris, France. | |
| <p><i>SOURCE: E-Com-Con Computer Corporation</i><br> | |
| <i>Contact: <a href="mailto:octium@e-com-con.com">octium@e-com-con.com</a></i> | |
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