EPROM

And I call them autonomous because they are not driven by the existing strategy that encompasses different product market segments than the ones that we want to go in.

In the Intel example, for instance, the mainstream of Intel was semiconductor memories, dynamic random access memory, EPROMs, and so forth.

But there was a group of people that were actually working on a different type of semiconductor product for BOSICOM, a Japanese company that had contacted Intel to develop semiconductor products for their first, what was going to be an electronic calculator.

It was a desktop calculator.

I want one too.

I want to put drum samples in the EPROM and then have it play a drum beat instead of the numbers.

That would be cool.

Interesting.

It was pretty cool.

Nintendo was doing that with those EPROMs, uh- Yep ... before like proper downloadable content was a thing.

So that's kind of wild.

That's right.