RE: UKNM: Is everyone enough?

[Richard Bailey]

Computers seem to evolve like animals they specialise off to take advantage

of a resource (users/food).  It might be better to do a few things very well

than to do a lot badly.  If anyone out there ever bought a Media GX computer

then tried any 3D games on it they will know just what I mean.  The all in

one computer processor has come out time and time again.  It is beaten back

by a new level of software that demands the more dynamic (upto) 16

processors in one computers we use.  The modular function approach looks

like a good bet.  But that betamax (which was better but much more

expensive) fear hangs over us all.


Richard Bailey

Internet Sales Executive

www.Godado.co.uk

RBaileyGodado [dot] com

Tel: +44 (0)20 7236 7722


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Subject: UKNM: Is everyone enough?



The world of media distribution whether TV, DTV, Web, PDA or WAP

is converging as different devices increasingly imitate each

other's capabilities. This is the conventional wisdom anyway and

while we may not really fully sign up to 'convergence' (I'm not

really going to watch Eastenders on my WAP screen or take phone

calls over my laptop whilst walking along the street, am I?),

there is certainly a feeling that things are moving closer to each

other, coming together.



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