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After listening to Peter Drucker's analysis, Catherine had high regard for him.

Soon, Catherine conducted a training for the most important managers below her.

Ralph Roberts, Olson, Sanders and even Bruce were also pulled over by Catherine.

Then, sit together and listen to Peter Drucker's detailed analysis of the company.

At this time, Catherine turned her attention to the monitor again. In this regard, Catherine really did not fall behind.

Trinitron monitors have appeared, and three-gun technology is being developed. But Catherine is still a little dissatisfied.

Especially with today's monitor styles.

Catherine's initial consideration was a 16:9 widescreen design, and this widescreen would also provide the best visual experience.

However, for now, this is not realistic.

There is a vacuum inside the crt picture tube, and the shell (not the cover) has to withstand a large pressure per square centimeter. The pressure on the 29-inch crt shell exceeds 3 tons! Therefore, the ideal shape of the crt is spherical, so the pressure acting on the shell

Relatively average. Early CRTs were all round, and this is the reason. Later, with the advancement of materials and technology, CRTs could gradually be made into squares, and later 4:3 rectangles were made. The widescreen CRT picture tube was stressed

If it is not uniform, it will be more difficult to manufacture, and the cost will naturally go up.

Cheap is the way to go.

It's okay to use it to fool the Pentagon and develop new gadgets. But on the other hand, cheap price and excellent performance are what we pursue.

This is why Catherine only showed the future of fluorescent optical discs to the Pentagon instead of developing fluorescent optical discs with IBM - who needs terabyte-level storage tools now?

At that time, even if our own fluorescent discs were developed, they would be replaced by laser discs that would appear later.

LDs and CDs are cheaper, the cost of reading equipment is even lower, and there is no market for fluorescent optical discs at all.

Therefore, the concept of 16:9 cannot be integrated at all now. In terms of monitors, Catherine can only adopt a square standard for the time being.

But Catherine always feels that it would be a pity to apply Trinitron monitors to current computers. After all, current computers cannot handle complex image data at all... No, maybe it is possible.

"Digitizing."

Catherine wrote the word again in her notebook.

Today's video storage uses analog storage and analog, which are two completely different concepts from digitalization.

For example, there is no mosaic in analog-stored videos, but even in DVDs, mosaics sometimes appear in the video. Of course, this is related to the transcoding rate.

Digital storage is mainly about the accuracy of recording, anti-interference and the readability of large-capacity storage - which is very suitable for computer use. The most important thing is that the data will not change due to changes in the storage medium.

Bill Gates once said that if there is no multimedia, a personal computer only needs 640kb of memory, which is enough.

But it is precisely because of the birth of multimedia that personal computers are completely different.

Of course, digitalization also has high requirements for machine performance. The current z80 is completely "incompetent", and Catherine can only write things down now.

It is obviously not acceptable to let a personal computer play videos now. Therefore, players for laser discs and vcd discs are the focus of Catherine's current consideration.

Having said that, Catherine did not give up on the fluorescent disc.

She plans to use it for film and television shooting. Although it is meant to fool the Pentagon, if it is used for filming movies and multimedia, fluorescent discs are also suitable.

If the camera uses a phosphor disk to record directly, what can be obtained will be an uncompressed panoramic video. It can be said that the resolution that the human eye can see clearly will be as clear as this picture.

With the fluorescent disc direct burning technology, the Shenma imax is just a cloud ~

Even if you need to make some movie adaptation in the future, you can just use the master disc to digitally recreate the characters and plot.

Of course, this extremely powerful format uses PCM sampling 16bit technology after transcription, which requires at least 1.5TB of storage space every 120 minutes. However, the direct burning simulation of the master disk has a larger amount of data, which is only possible with fluorescent discs.

It can be done.

Although these things are very good, they only look like it. It will take more than ten or twenty years to realize them.

These things are actually Catherine's pursuits.

Now that I have come to this world, I naturally have to change things that I felt uncomfortable with before.

Think about it, James Cameron won an Oscar in the future relying on his fluorescent disc direct burning technology. How interesting this is!

However, this kind of technology also truly separates cinemas and televisions. After all, it is not enough for a television to achieve such a panoramic picture.

Of course, this matter has nothing to do with Catherine, maybe she can reduce the probability of piracy spreading!

Thinking of direct-to-film shooting on fluorescent discs, Catherine also thought of her own film "Flags of Our Fathers". This film was still released during the Christmas holiday.

As for "Letters from Iwo Jima", filming has never started because it is really difficult to find suitable Japanese actors.

From a practical point of view, VCD, DVD and Xbox are their current themes. Trinitron TVs and monitors are Apple’s signature. Personal computers will go on sale on January 1st next year. And "Harry Potter"

"Special" is about to be broadcast, and the goal of my own TV station is to rise from a New York area TV station to a nationwide TV station. The rules and gameplay of war chess games are constantly expanding. It is optimistically estimated that in about ten years, Catherine's war chess will be

A new cultural atmosphere will be formed.

In terms of Catherine's ideals, she has been thinking about issues such as SED monitors, multi-core CPUs, and fluorescent discs.

The ideal solution is what Catherine has always wanted. This is something that can truly subvert the world. She has also formulated a plan for this.

But at this moment, Catherine put the matter aside for the time being.

——The visa is finally in hand.

Because she was going abroad, the work at hand naturally had to be put aside. However, Catherine still passed on the plan and asked various companies to work hard for long-term goals - because during her time abroad this time, she might

Some long-term technologies do not necessarily have to be “presented”. It is also necessary to make technical reserves.

Catherine is going to seven places in total: Hawaii, Japan, Taiwan, Hong Kong, Philippines, Australia, and New Zealand.

And Elsa, and her father Bruce, will follow.

Catherine is still underage, so Bruce, as her guardian, naturally has to follow her.

Moreover, Catherine not only went to play, but also went to Taiwan for inspection.

Taiwan's current preferential measures are too tempting for Catherine. If some companies at the bottom can be moved there, it will be possible for Catherine to further reduce costs and earn more profits.

Of course, although this is important, Catherine's trip is equally important.

It’s not easy to go abroad, how can you not have fun?

Moreover, Catherine also applied for a visa for Elsa, and this time, Elsa will also go with her.

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