An Early Mission Statement

Sorry about the slow download time for this page.
It's one that I put together in the early throes of Web Exploration,
back in 1996 but still sums up most of my current thoughts.

The many fascinating developments that have emerged since the introduction of

have merely confirmed my concern that most home computer users are unaware of how much knowledge and pleasure is available...

Now,

as the digital revolution adds superb sounds and vision through quality PC components, offering fast Home computer processing power at realistic consumer prices,

in readiness for the impact of the Internet,

as envisioned by the consortium.

I remain convinced that there is a need for a

Community Communications Centre

to be set up in all large conurbation's. A coffee house environment, rich aroma, hissing percolators and idle chatter, or licensed premises, allowing customers to gain confidence in using Windows'95, experiencing well stocked computers and exploring the Internet, in a relaxed atmosphere, paying for time at the terminal and refreshments while gaining full hands-on access to a range of quality commercial programs offering the three core components of a modern PC system.

imagine

Office,

Internet

& Games.

E-mail services, Fax, Printing, scanning of documents, motorway route-planning, interactive gaming experiences within the centre and without, will all be available using quality Pentium PC computers, peripherals and software on the

Cyberpod

Seeing the impact of the exciting developments within the PC industry, from the perspective of another leading edge technology

has given me a deeper insight into the parallel paths of providing a variety of images to a screen, in the home, and led to the synergy that strengthens my concept of what's happening with today's Multimedia Home Experience.

Whilst I have been experimenting and experiencing the developments in multimedia use, I have been trying to understand modern modem use and I've been enjoying the superb conferencing system that is offered by the

Organisation,

and made simple with the Ameol off- line reader, to follow the myriad of thoughts that are downloaded daily and have so far been pleased with their developments.