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Information Appliances'New Toys and New Business Models

The disciplines of computing, communications, and consumer electronics converge in information or Internet appliances. Today, wristwatches have built in cameras, still cameras record audio, and cellular phones play MP3 files. Consumers use free hardware, buy data subscriptions, and hire digital plumbing consultants. Audio and information technologies have collided, creating both opportunities and challenges for technologists and businesses.

Author: Bartlett, Greg
Affiliation: Digital Harmony Technologies, Inc., Seattle, WA
AES Conference:18th International Conference: Audio for Information Appliances (March 2001)
Paper Number:1860 Import into BibTeX
Subject:Audio for Information Appliances

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