Reborn in 1995: The Godfather of Technology
重生95，科技教父
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People are still saying Apple is good? They're crazy. Aren't there enough people killed in the Middle East bombings? You wouldn't dare use a phone without your own technology.
At that time, China hadn't even joined the WTO, so what did it care about patents and foreign companies? You weren't playing by their rules anyway. Most importantly, China was in a state of restraint at the time. Why? Because its air force and navy were too weak.
Shock, shock, arrogance, arrogance—to summarize this book, it's an old-fashioned, formulaic science fiction story: the protagonist announces a technology, the public doesn't believe it, the US imposes sanctions, the protagonist successfully launches it, and the US is shocked. Then the cycle repeats.
Besides PC operating systems, CPUs, mobile operating systems, and industrial software, there are also MP3/4 players, lithium batteries, portable CD players, LCD screens, 2G feature phones, industrial microcontrollers, broadband, fiber optics, databases, IPTV, and more.
Speechless. Reborn, don't they know the importance of talent? Don't they know contract manufacturers are unreliable? They have to resort to hindsight to highlight this.
If you have a system, don't reincarnate so early. You were reborn in 1995; technology has advanced too quickly, and it's too disconnected from reality.
That's outrageous! A handwriting screen from the 90s? Even if you could make one, the cost would be astronomical.
The essence of a chip is logic circuitry. To achieve a significant lead in chip development and programming, one must excel in logic education. However, very few people at Tokyo University have the opportunity to receive such an education—fewer than even those on the island of Taiwan.
The "five social insurances and one housing fund" system was established in 1999. Since you've been paying into the system according to national standards, your seniority bonus seems rather odd.
The "floral saturation marketing" method involves touting a product as being far ahead of its time even before its official release.