On this lighter note....
Are you really sure you want a wrist phone with video? Don't forget social trends
when looking ahead, so consider the increase in telephone selling.
It could be the future is you are in the only room in the house where you can get
privacy from the world and a doubleglazing salesman gives you a call....
Mike Fenner
BSP, OX15 4JQ, England
T: +44 1295 722 992
M: +44 789 999 7715
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-----Original Message-----
From: Stephen R. Gregory <[log in to unmask]>
To: [log in to unmask] <[log in to unmask]>
Date: 03 August 1999 14:43
Subject: Re: [TN] What's the future?
>In a message dated 8/3/99 7:52:57 AM Central Daylight Time,
>[log in to unmask] writes:
>
>> Yvon Hache, Design Engineer
>> Concept + Inc.
>>
>> T: 506-863-2467
>> F: 506-858-4075
>> [log in to unmask]
>> www.concept-plus.com
>>
>> >>> "Stephen R. Gregory" <[log in to unmask]> 07/30 2:17 pm >>>
>> ....
>> 4. I'm waiting for my Dick Tracy watch that has a computer, phone with
>video
>> capabilities, and Televison all in one...hehehe ...
>>
>>
>>
>> Stephen,
>>
>> The future migth be closer than you think.
>>
>> http://www.intechzone.com/comm/cdmawatch.html
>
>Hi Yvon!
>
>My, my, my...what'll they think of next! I wonder how much they want for that
>little jewel? I betcha' things like that are what them "Fly-speck" 0201's are
>used for...I must say, simply amazing!
>
>Thanks for the "heads-up"! hehehe...
>
>-Steve Gregory-
>
>P.S. Below is a paste from the web page for those of you that don't have web
>access. Don't think I'll have much use for the Bible, Hymnal, and Buddhist
>Canon though...on second thought, I'm in the "Bible-Belt" now ain't I?...Oral
>Roberts University is here...hmmmm, I take that back...hehehe
>
>
>Samsung SPH-WP10 CDMA Phone Watch -
>
>Samsung Electronics unveiled what it called the world's smallest Internet
>CDMA cellular phone, capable of accessing and displaying information from the
>Internet.
>
>Weighing 158 grams (5.5 oz), the "smart phone" has a 30mm x 70mm (1.1 inch to
>2.7 inch) touch screen panel, which offers "touch mail" capability to send
>text messages and pictures.
>
>A standard Internet protocol is built in so the phone can access the Internet
>without having to first be connected with a notebook PC.
>
>It can handle 2,000 stored addresses, schedules for up to one year and as
>many as 100 memos at a time. There are English-Korean, Korean-English
>dictionaries and an engineering calculator that does trigonometry,
>exponential functions and statistics.
>
>The phone also features a Bible, hymnal, Buddhist Canon and songbook as well
>as electronic games.
>
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