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To: Wolff who wrote (4013)	4/23/2000 11:14:00 PM
From: Scott C. Lemon	Respond to of 6847

Hello Wolff, > "System on a Chip" expansion nullifies need for patented > CORE. I'm sure that you again simply misunderstand your technology. I can try to help educate you, but I know that you have been resistant in the past. Actually, by now I think that most people fully understand that you are paid to post here ... anatomyofbasher.netfirms.com Anyway, this is a great value to XYBR! As these system components become available in quantities, they will provide Xybernaut with a wide range of cost-effective components to choose from for their CORE product lines. You have again made the error of confusing these complex technologies ... we are all aware of your habit of doing this. I keep hoping that you will start to ask questions instead of embarrassing yourself this way ... > The industry is moving toward the system on a chip design > for many considerations, but cost and size are paramount. I'm again glad that you have agreed with my analysis, although I would suggest that you are off-base in the direction from which these solutions will appear. This article that you referenced is more than a year out ... while Intel is delivering today! The new low-cost solutions can be had from a wide range of component vendors ... > The applications left for this CORE patent will be > minimal if any given this trend continues. I'm not one to speak about patents, but your own posts are proving the value and adoption of standardized components and standardized I/O. Actually, on one of your last posts you even pointed to one of the standard PC-104 boards ... I am so glad that you continue to see the value of wearable computers, and continue to reinforce the companies that will be providing the components to companies like XYBR! Scott C. Lemon