Speech and handwriting will probably be important in five years, and we'll be one of many, many companies trying to develop a good front end for network services. That's where the company name may show. MS-DOS, which was one of our most successful products, is really much more in the plumbing category. These guys are spending millions of dollars advertising, and I have no idea why they're running those ads. It's part of the mania.
Manias happen all the time.
One thing about this revolution that's different from the PC revolution is that we think it's even bigger than the last one. And a lot of companies that will be huge players are ones you haven't heard of or that don't exist yet. Say you'd been around in 1980, trying to predict the PC revolution. You would have been interviewing Ken Olsen at Digital. You would have been talking to people at Hewlett-Packard and Texas Instruments.