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To: BZOOKA who wrote (11567)	6/9/1998 2:34:00 PM
From: James Tarifa	Respond to of 13925

Thread, Ever wondered where Ng is now? Well wonder no more, here he is: Ng Kai-Wa, Group President and CEO of InnoMedia Ng Kai-Wa's professional career includes top level corporate development and engineering management portfolios. Prior to founding InnoMedia, he was the Chief Technical Officer of Creative Technology Ltd, a company which he also co-founded. He was responsible for research and product development. Products developed include : ú The world renowned Sound Blaster, Video Blaster, etc. ('89-95) ú PC-compatible multimedia computer Cubic CT ('86) ú Apple-compatible multimedia computer Cubic 99 ('84) ú peripherals for Radio Shack, Apple and PC ('81-'95). He is also a Board Member of Information Technology Institute/Institute of System Science in Singapore, a government institute that cradles the next generation information technologies development. InnoMedia Background At InnoMedia, we observe three market trends that present opportunities to us. They are the growth of multimedia, the growth of digital communication and the growth of processor speed. The growth of the PC market spurs the growth of multimedia. Information is increasingly being presented in multimedia form. Books and encyclopedias are being pressed into compact discs. Interactive games and edutainment titles flourish. Multimedia information calls for digital representation. Digital communication has also taken off. The Internet has become the infrastructure for most digital communication. For high quality real time communication which internet cannot offer, international standards are being established which will fuel growth. At this same time, wireless communication is growing rapidly, propelled by the demand for ubiquitous access. Portable devices are gaining popularity and information appliances are emerging -- all because of the availability of more powerful and affordable processors. InnoMedia Vision InnoMedia was born out of our belief that these trends will affect all walks of life. We envisage they represent huge opportunities for the home and small offices. These trends will manifest themselves as information appliances in the mass market, carrying multimedia contents through a wide area network to reach virtually every corner of the world. InnoMedia is well-positioned to provide innovative products to fill the needs of the mass market.