As with our existing 8-bit products, we are very much focused on an application-specific standard product strategy within the 32-bit ARM-9 space.

If you look at the existing ERP product lines, there's quite a bit of functional overlap.

DEMO continues to be a successful platform because it is focused on new products -- and who isn't a product geek at heart? DEMO 2006 has launched into the marketplace a stunning and varied collection of compelling business efficiency tools, consumer services, network optimizers, and enabling technologies that are designed to make life and work easier, more enjoyable, richer. This is an exciting moment in our industry, as the DEMO 2006 demonstrators prove: the innovations are first class and investor interest is overwhelming. The technology market is on the rise again.

We do a certification of suppliers to validate the product is compatible with our existing products for the system building community. Kingston is a perfect product to support our initiatives in the AMD product offering.

Connecticut will be a good addition and will offer a complementary product offering to our existing bar products group in the construction services segment.

To create a new standard it takes something that's not just a little bit different. It takes something that's really new and really captures people's imagination. And the Macintosh, of all the machines I've ever seen, is the only one that meets that standard.