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"So... can it be used in other places?"

Some people seem to think that using it on Pip-Boy is overkill.

"Yes, in theory, such a panel can be infinitely large, and size will not be an issue."

——Theoretically.

Catherine repeated it silently in her mind.

By saying this, Catherine was following the lead.

She added: "Surface conduction electron emission displays (SED) and field emission displays (FED) can be manufactured from small panels to displays over 100 inches. It is not just Pip Boy, but can also be used in large playback equipment.

, because it is a tablet, it can save a lot of space when mounted in the car or placed elsewhere.”

Today's monitors are all big, and if it's true as Catherine said, it seems to be very convenient.

Maybe it can also be used in aircraft radar or other places.

"But what about stability performance?"

Suddenly someone asked again.

"Regarding this, I can say that compared to CRT monitors, SED and FED have much stronger display performance and are less likely to be affected."

The person who said this was Olson, who came with Catherine. This new project is handled by Apple.

"Yes, if necessary, we can also change the screen to a touch screen, which will greatly increase work efficiency." Catherine added.

After waiting for the talk about the new technology to end, Catherine returned to Ark's headquarters.

Then, she wrote two more words in her notebook.

"matrox, nvidia."

Matrox is the leader in 2D display and early TV editing, but it was founded in 1976 and has not yet appeared. In this regard, Catherine is working on it herself.

Nvidia is the most famous graphics card manufacturer. Most computers have independent graphics cards. Among independent graphics cards, the largest share is Nvidia's products. Without a graphics card, playing games and watching high-definition movies are all difficult.

impossible.

For computers, if the resolution supported by the monitor is very high, but the computer itself cannot keep up, this is really unreasonable. Now that Trinitron display tubes have been developed, it is necessary to increase the resolution of the computer.

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Unfortunately, Catherine has always wanted to acquire some companies, but Fairchild seems to have no intention of selling, because apart from Intel, they are the largest semiconductor manufacturer. Especially as Catherine opened up computer standards, Fairchild's business also increased suddenly.

.Although the business volume cannot be compared with Intel at all, compared to the same period in history, Fairchild has already made a lot of money.

Catherine remembered that Nokia existed at this time, but it was a pity that when she found out about this company that would support 30% of the Netherlands' GDP in the future, they were still producing miners' boots and farm tools...

Nokia was playing high-tech in the 1980s.

Without talent and technical reserves, Intel can only be brilliant for a while, but it cannot laugh until the end. Although many technicians have joined, compared to established companies, Catherine still has too little background.

In Catherine's vision, 2D and video editing are Matrox, 3D special effects and game processing are Nvidia, and ATI is responsible for movie special effects processing. But without talent, nothing can be done.

She originally wanted to set up these companies, but the company's manpower was really not enough.

Another example is U.S. Telecom. Although fiber optics have made enough progress, Catherine believes that their progress can be faster. However, except for Kao Kun, Catherine has too few research talents that she can bring to bear.

Fortunately, he retained Kao Kun because of his tens of millions of dollars in scientific research funds, otherwise, things would probably have been a headache.

What is missing most in the 20th century?

Talent!

But at this time, Catherine suddenly thought of George Lucas.

Is it...like the training of Lucas, can we sign a contract with a certain university to specifically train talents who belong to our own company and are loyal enough to our own company?

With this in mind, Catherine wrote the word "Stanford University" on her notebook again.

She thought about it and then called Bruce.

"This is Edson." As soon as the call was dialed, Bruce had already picked up the phone.

"dad."

"Kate?"

"Dad, I want to contact Stanford University. We can establish a cooperative organization between the two parties to cultivate professional talents. So, I want to ask for your help."

The take-off of Stanford University began in the 1970s. Before that, they had been cooperating with Silicon Valley. It was precisely because of this that they had the opportunity to develop.

Choosing Stanford University to cooperate is a very wise decision. From the perspective of the other party, they will not refuse such a beneficial thing.

"Actually, regarding this matter, I think you can go over and talk to them yourself. I think scholars will respect the 'pioneer of the electronics industry' more than a businessman."

"A pioneer in the electronics industry?" Catherine was stunned for a moment.

"Yes, don't you know that it has been reported in many newspapers?"

"Uh..." Catherine didn't seem to hear anything.

"It seems that Electronics magazine was the first to report it. They asked Gordon Moore to write a report for them, and then published the article. Moore really admired your prediction about computers, which is that every 1 year to 2

In 2008, the number of transistors that can be integrated on an integrated circuit will double, and the price will double. Then in the article, Mr. Moore calls you an 'electronics industry pioneer,' and that's it."

It sounded great, and Catherine's laughter came through the microphone.

"What's wrong?"

"No... I just didn't expect that I would be so famous in this area..."

Catherine suddenly laughed.

How will history evaluate itself in the future?

Pioneer of the electronics industry? Father of modern life...er...maybe "Mother of modern life"?

Or maybe he is "the initiator and culprit of the rise of modern war"?

But suddenly, Catherine realized something.

"Dad, how do you know so clearly?"

"Cough cough... cough cough."

There was a coughing sound on the other end of the phone.

"Well...actually...I think I still need to care about my family...ahem."

Bruce had obviously done careful research.

There are always people who care about you silently, and this is your family.

Then, Catherine laughed again, feeling a warm feeling in her heart, but it was different from the hot summer, but a refreshing feeling.

"Kate, what are you laughing at?"

He asked again.

"No, it's nothing."

Catherine hung up the phone. It seemed that the next contact with Stanford University would be on her own.

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