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To: Chinacat who wrote (6377)	9/21/1999 12:32:00 PM
From: Andre Daedone	Respond to of 10309

Thanks Chinacat, I recieved email which was curious.

To: Chinacat who wrote (6377)	9/21/1999 1:03:00 PM
From: Steven L. Whitehurst	Read Replies (3) \| Respond to of 10309

[Aperios] Chinacat, anyone, In the Interactive week article, zdnet.com the author states: The 3 million new Sony boxes, which will begin to ship to Cablevision next summer, will feature Sony's i.Link IEEE-1394 digital interface, or firewire as it's often called, to allow consumers to connect the box with other consumer electronics; its Digital Transmission Content Protection (5C DTCP) technology; the Home Audio-Video interoperability-based home networking software; and the Aperios operating system. And from the Wind River Press Release we've seen: The coming new generation of high-bandwidth consumer products - like Sonyïs new cable modems - need to be reliable, available and user friendly, says Kimio Uchida, president, Component Company Business Systems Group, Sony Electronics. Wind Riverïs Tornado environment, together with Ciscoïs NetWorks technologies, ensure a fast development cycle and interoperability among devices - thereby accelerating consumer demand for these products. wrs.com Is VxWorks part of these boxes being sold to Cablevision? Thanks, Steve