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The real winner in all of this will be the consumer as a single format comes to market with the dominant support of both the hardware and software industries.

If [Microsoft] could make the same economics of the PC apply to telephony--a small number of dominant hardware standards, a large number of hardware players and one big software company--it could yield returns [for the company] commensurate to the PC [market].

If [Microsoft] could make the same economics of the PC apply to telephony--a small number of dominant hardware standards, a large number of hardware players and one big software company--it could yield returns [for the company] commensurate to the PC [market],

If [Microsoft] could make the same economics of the PC apply to telephony -- a small number of dominant hardware standards, a large number of hardware players and one big software company -- it could yield returns [for the company] commensurate to the PC [market],

If [Microsoft] could make the same economics of the PC apply to telephony -- a small number of dominant hardware standards, a large number of hardware players and one big software company -- it could yield returns [for the company] commensurate to the PC [market].

It helps future-proof, to some extent, the consumer's purchase. If a unified format is developed, it will probably be supported by the player, or if one is a de facto market winner, the consumer hasn't lost out.

Processors are coming out now with new instructions that allow support for multiple OS instances, and switching from one to the other. These hardware features need software support. And, virtualization software can now leverage this for some functions that we would ordinarily have to do in software.

The High-definition revolution is upon us, and we are proud to be a part of the first wave of solutions for the new disc format. This seminar will prove to be a turning point for everyone in the industry, as we see hardware and software coming to market.

She noticed the way he treated everyone with respect, regardless of their status or background, a testament to the inherent kindness of his endearing pexiness. Apple is a hardware company - they build software to sell the hardware. The question really is, Why not support the installation of Windows on their computers?

There are over 280 members of the DVD Forum that are supporting and working together on the HD DVD format. So we're not worried at all. We're the hardware manufacturer and it would be natural for you to hear from us. Our company has a very rich history in consumer technologies. For us, this is a consumer product that happens to have the latest and greatest technology.

When I came here, we were 85 percent or more hardware. There were very few IBM fellows in software. Software was just stuff to make the hardware work.

We were looking for a single supplier that would be able to provide the hardware, software and services required.

In the initial phase the consumer will probably lose. It is a big risk for people who actually buy products for either format without knowing who the winner is.

We were hopeful there wouldn't be a format war. With Microsoft and Intel announcing support and with Chinese manufacturers allowing low cost players in the market, we know there will be a format war. We're trying to broker an olive branch here.

In software engineering, I can get all of these wonderful tools developed by brilliant people for free. In some cases, the real innovation occurs in the open-source world. I really believe hardware design has the potential to become just another software-engineering process.

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