You will learn about some of the company's plans to integrate the basic Windows95 interface with their browser, Internet Explorer. When I was in Redmond last October with other presidents of the 50 largest user groups in the U.S., I had a chance to preview Win98. The integration of the operating system with an Internet browser is only part of the key.
TV is another.
With this new OS, your TV will become as basic as your printer, speakers, and scanner. The upcoming Microsoft presentation gave me cause to think about the comments John Patrick offered us last October. You may find it worthwhile to review the text of John's presentation to the Internet Commerce ExpoLA '97 September 11, 1997. It will again stretch your mind and add perspective to the new interface we'll see at the March meeting. If you have fun visiting Mr. Patrick's Universally Connected World, you will want search out the writings of George Gilder, unquestionably one of the foremost futurists on Telecosm Communications Technology.