I used to work for ASACA, which makes Metrum's (now Mountain Gate)
robotics and makes a 12 MB/sec. magneto-optical disk drive, and
resells AMASS in Japan. I now work at USC's Information Sciences
Institute working on the Netstation project
www.isi.edu (essentially, network-attached
peripherals and high-speed networking). This information is included
so you can identify my bias. Obviously the things that I know the most
about are the best-represented. I attempt to be as impartial as
possible; if you have complaints about my fairness, let me know. None
of this should in any way be construed as the official opinions of
ASACA, USC/ISI or Caltech, and may not even represent MY opinions.
email me at rdv@isi.edu
Copyright 1996 Rod Van Meter