I.    Technologies

      A.   Wide range via satellite in global scale:

            1.  Use of similar scheme as the "Medical
                 Information Network by Communication
                 Satellite for University Hospital (MINCS-UH)" in
                 Japan. This connects more than two dozen
                 university hospitals around Japan with two-way,
                 broadband (45 Mbps) digital satellite channels
                 for medical diagnosis with HDTV.

                 The technical investigation is now underway if
                 this network can be used as a backbone of
                 Internet.

           2.   Use of DirecPC for individual home users.

     B.   Medium range via microwave (50, 100 to 200 miles):

           1.   Use of microwave network which can carry 45
                 Mbps -- this is for connecting main buildings.

                 This is similar scheme as the branch campus
                 network of Shinshu University in Japan which
                 connects a half dozen branch campuses.

           2.   Use of terrestrial TV frequencies for
                 downloading at 0.5 to 4 Mbps and Internet
                 access through ordinary telephone for
                 uploading at 56 Kbps, -- this is for individual
                 home users.

     C.   Near range (up to 10 to 25 miles):

           1.   Between buildings with the use of spread
                 spectrum broadband (2 Mbps) wireless unit,

                 a.    If in line of sight -- up to 10 Mbps,
                 b.    If not in line of sight -- up to 128 Kbps.

           2.   In building use of the same, in order to save
                 hard wiring cost with optical fiber network
                 (which may amount $30,000 to 50,000).