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To: Donald Kirchner who wrote (37)	9/14/1999 7:00:00 AM
From: Mats Ericsson	of 322

As we have seen anything to do with flashmemory is like skyrocketing. New types cellularphones and gameconsoles and digicams even toys are eating it out. At the end these devices are converging. You have a one flashmemoryrich smartphone. Flashmemory can store data, but it can make one dsp-processor do many functions in a device. Puma is very interesting just now. Having synchronization play between many operatingsystems and platforms. SiGe is a good path to follow, basicly there is IBM patents behind. Of course you need fast networks to do this all, adsl will overcome tv-cableinternets in the end. I guess. Rooftop communications etc is hot hot. At beginning there will be new serviceproviders for thinks like elektronic books (National Semi NSM and Nokia has shown a webpad=web-book thin client). Many old companies could newborn this situation. Like Symbol, sbl, which do barcode-readers, etc for warehouses and hypermarkets. They can use rf-codes in the future etc. I don't know.. But I know that rf-wireless stereoheadphones are much better to infrareds.

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