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Technology Stocks : LUMENON - THE FUTURE OF PHOTONICS -- Ignore unavailable to you. Want to Upgrade?


To: jim heger who wrote (33)12/16/2000 10:14:55 PM
From: Don Johnstone  Read Replies (1) | Respond to of 41
 
Hi Jim;
Indeed it was a pleasure to meet you and the others at the AGM. You boys from Iowa and North Carolina had me beat by a country mile for distance travelled.

My views on bandwidth. I want to 'attend' an AGM, some day, but have it broadcast to me at home better than today's format where one attends in person, where one is obliged to look by the head of the person in front and strain to catch every word spoken in both English and French. That transmission will take bandwidth and making it two way simultaneous with automatic translation will take more bandwidth. So as I see it there is a building need which will increase for quite a while. Think of teaching by 'attending' school and university this same way. Meetings, phone calls - you speak English, the other person speaks some other language and the conversation is seamless and instantaneous, visual/audio/3D, better than in person. Then there is the storage and retrieval of info. What did you say a year ago last Wednesday? Here it is; lets listen and watch this holographic record. And then buy more stocks like LUMM which very shortly will bring all this to reality.
VBG

Will there ever be enough bandwidth? Not likely.

DJ



To: jim heger who wrote (33)12/17/2000 1:54:40 PM
From: jimbopost  Read Replies (1) | Respond to of 41
 
"Bandwidth Boogeyman" A different perspective by Global Crossing's COO, Gary Cohen’s Keynote Address at the National Communications Forum 2000, October 18, 2000

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Interesting view of changing market conditions.
Jim Brown