Typically, our competitors have one or two lines of text to display. The 7100 has a particularly large display optimized for Internet access. For Nokia, the 7100 model line is the start of the company's plan to gradually introduce Internet browsing and personal information management to most of their handsets. Everything for Nokia now is about getting its consumers, and new customers, to use their phones for something other than voice. When he talks about the proliferation of product categories in the wireless internet, something fun like wireless gaming could also be a possibility.
Kids have money, and they have specific things they want to do.
Gaming is likely going to be attractive. That could be a potential category that you might see Nokia getting into. Because, according to his observation, there probably isn't ever going to be one. I think people are looking for killer solutions. We recognize that there's not going to necessarily be one killer application that's going to make this stuff take off.