Disentanglement From The PC  By Staff On Aug 4 2003 - 5:00am
TWICE:Do you see it as a critical step to separate the camera
from the PC, in order to make the products more like a camera
that the soccer mom audience is used to? Do you risk losing the
value?  Arnette: I don't know how you're going to store
thousands upon thousands of digital images without some type of
PC technology.  Carr: I think we are in a world where we won't
need a PC anymore, between wireless and the Internet, you will
have your PC in the sky. I can't talk about any product on the
horizon, this is just blue-sky, but what I felt for many years
is when you press that shutter button your pictures will be
transmitted to some storage safe somewhere. Then, no matter
where you are, you're going to be able to pull that image down
to, say, your refrigerator. You're going to be able to pull it
down to your TV. You're going to be able to pull it down to your
printer and print it. That's what it's all about. And we've got
the technology today, it's