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An SI Board Since July 2002

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Emcee: Scott C. Lemon	Type: Moderated

Introduction Compact

This is a moderated forum to discuss companies that are related to the Wearable Computer market. The Wearable Computer market includes hardware, software, and services related to computer systems that are worn by users, integrated into their clothing, and providing capabilities that could be called "intelligence amplification" or "human extensions".

As of 07/02/2002, in the current market, Xybernaut Corp. is the market leader in offering commercial systems that fit the description of "wearable computers". With the introduction of the Microsoft Tablet Computer, I believe that this space is only going to grow even faster. Advances in computer form factors, wireless connectivity, and inexpensive peripherals ... along with advancing software solutions ... is creating the near-term possibility of "always on, always connected" computing.

This forum is for sharing perspectives and potential investments in this future.

Scott C. Lemon
July 2, 2002

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39	Allen's Undisclosed Stock Options Were Worth Up to $1.1 Million By Michael	Skywatcher	-	10/10/2006
38	Hello Roy, I had seen this article also ... a very interesting project. I have	Scott C. Lemon	-	6/10/2003
37	msnbc.com	Roy F	-	6/3/2003
36	Hello Roy, > Is this yours? Yep ... that is a presentation I did for a user	Scott C. Lemon	-	2/11/2003
35	Scott, Is this yours? agoracom.com	Roy F	-	1/23/2003
34	Hello Roy, Yes ... MicroOptical is really turning up the products ... and they	Scott C. Lemon	-	11/19/2002
33	pcmag.com	Roy F	-	11/17/2002
32	Message 17912289	Roy F	-	8/23/2002
31	Hello all, I saw this article this morning while catching up on reading ... and	Scott C. Lemon	-	8/3/2002
30	Hello Invstd, > Couple of points: > > From the sound of it, you've	Scott C. Lemon	-	7/20/2002
29	Hello Volcano888, I appreciate you sending this link ... I sent a quick query a	Scott C. Lemon	-	7/20/2002
28	Thanks for the reply Scott, and let me add that it was nice to see you had start	stanvaughan	-	7/19/2002
27	FWIW, I believe there are at least a few VARs with poma offered through their we	Volcano888	-	7/19/2002
26	Hello stanvaughan, > Pardon my jumping in here. No need for pardon ... you	Scott C. Lemon	-	7/19/2002
25	Hello Invstd, Sorry for the delay ... I'm on the road all of this week and	Scott C. Lemon	-	7/19/2002
24	Hi, Scott... That was informative. Thanks. Couple of points: From the sound o	Invstd	-	7/18/2002
23	Hello Invstd, Ah, the continuing Poma saga ... ;-) Yes, I am very disappointe	Scott C. Lemon	-	7/16/2002
22	Pardon my jumping in here. I was under the impression that the POMA has been pre	stanvaughan	-	7/15/2002
21	Scott - Part II Thanks in advance for your perspective on these issues. My Agor	Invstd	-	7/14/2002
20	Scott - Here're some excerpts from an article in Scientific American posted	Invstd	-	7/14/2002
19	Hello Bill, Yep ... when I see these smaller players I always wonder what their	Scott C. Lemon	-	7/12/2002
18	Re: Micro fuel cells Motorola is supposed to have an advanced program in this a	Bill Fischofer	-	7/11/2002
17	Hello country bob, > Scott; I'm of the belief that the development of a	Scott C. Lemon	-	7/11/2002
16	Scott; I'm of the belief that the development of a longer life, lighter weig	country bob	-	7/11/2002
15	Scott: Here's the bell that rang for me when you referred to "assiste	Invstd	-	7/10/2002

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