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Re: USA Gone in 5 years

By: Cactus Flower in ALEA | Recommend this post (0)
Sun, 28 Aug 11 6:48 PM | 38 view(s)
Boardmark this board | The Trust Matrix 		Msg. 05711 of 54959
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Hi tkc,

I'm with you. I find the reality of the deployed framework much more engaging than the contingencies of the future.

I find a lot of folks dislike the notion of measuring the company as it is (and assessing it against their previous predictions); they prefer instead to identify further futures - where their aspirations are unchecked. I understand that - but I prefer the rock of reality for my foundation, even if it can be a craggy place to build one's edifice.

Absent a timescale, hope is less of a balloon.


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Re: USA Gone in 5 years
By: tkc in ALEA
Sun, 28 Aug 11 6:43 PM 		Msg. 05710 of 54959

Hi 4321, I don't understand all the tech and never will, so I probably shouldn't have got into WAVX anyway. In re: all the new interesting technologies coming together in 2012. It seems to me that Wave has never attracted much in the way of early adopters so I can't put much hope in what's over the next mountain.
What I can anticipate is a much more rapid adoption of SEDs in enterprise laptops. Wave should garner at least 25% of the TDMs for them @ ~$2 per when bundled by the Drive manufacturer. Which is likely to happen with more volume is obtained. I also am confident a large portion of those SEDs will need to be managed and Wave should be able to capture 25% of that @


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