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To: Walter Morton who wrote (1587)	11/20/1998 8:09:00 PM
From: Walter Morton	Read Replies (2) \| Respond to of 18366

*** This is our chance to actually determine how much MicroOS could improve a product. Does anybody know at how many bits and kilohertz Philips was recording voice data when they claimed they can store up to 16 minutes of voice data on a 4mb flash Flash Chipset. biz.yahoo.com That works out to 4 minutes per megabyte. NCII can store 18 minutes per megabyte at 8 bits and 8 kilohertz. It seems so simple. If NCII's MicroOS is so fantastic, why don't they just make a chart the size of an index card that shows how many minutes of data their OS would allow to be stored per megabyte for different combinations of bits and kilohertz. Mail the card to OEM engineers or place an ad in an appropriate magazine. If MicroOS truly provides fantastic results compared to what is available on the market, OEMs would come to NCII in volume. Obviously Intel, Lanier, and Lucent are not CURRENTLY enough to get this company up and running again.