Thread Subject: Re: Standard ports language

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From: Thomas Albin
Date: Fri, Jun 01 2007 8:10 AM


Hi Jim,
Doesn't your suggested wording eliminate any allowance of non-
standard connectors? How about something along the lines of:

Where MULTIPLE input or output connection capabilities, whether wired
or wireless, are provided, AT LEAST ONE OF such connection capabilities
shall comply with publicly available industry standards."

rather than

Where input or output connection capabilities, whether wired or
wireless, are provided, such connection capabilities
shall comply with publicly available industry standards."

Best regards,
Tom Albin
On Jun 1, 2007, at 5:31 AM, Jim Tobias wrote:

> Where input or output connection capabilities, whether wired or
> wireless, are provided, such connection capabilities
> shall comply with publicly available industry standards."


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