One chip manufacturer said the interface is the most robust he's seen yet. We only need one or two people internally to do that, because most of it will be outsourced. I think it's going to grow over time. I can't predict where it's going to go after that. The first tier is hardware manufacturers.
Someone needs to manufacture the oven and the Web pad.
Then we need someone to connect the two. Then we need someone to make the Web pad interface work. Then we need some content companies that want to provide us with some content. And then we need some connectivity. The Internet oven won't be available until sometime in 2001.