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September 22nd 04, 04:32 AM

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(Chris W.) wrote:

I am not sure where to post this so I hope you don't mind me using
your group.

I recently moved and forgot I had a 3Com Kerbango radio in storage. I
used to work in their sales/marketing dept. and a few of us were given
radios to show a few potential customers before they were released for
sale. It was a fun product with plenty of consumer interest, but the
product was canned (one in a long list of fun products) while we were
out promoting it. The poor little radio never made it into production
and the division was dissolved. A shame really, but that is another
story.

So my bothering your group with this email is are there any collectors
interested in a Kerbango radio? I used to have it plugged into my
network, but have since had it in storage and don't plan on using it
in the future. I have thought about listing it on ebay, but I doubt
anyone would be looking for one as I don't think they know the radio
even exists.

Interesting concept, an Internet radio appliance. It is to expensive for
what it is though which might be why it failed.

http://www.gadgetcentral.com/kerbango_intro.html

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Telamon
Ventura, California