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> Any news on the following high-demand technologies?
> 
> Universal Serial Bus (USB) 
> 	http://www.usb.org (503)264-0590
> 	Modular, _Powered_ I/O w/ neato hubs
> 	12Mbit/sec, up to 127 devices

Just where did you see this high demand for USB? I sure haven't noticed
it.

Steinar Haug, Nethelp consulting, sthaug@nethelp.no