Don MacDonald Quotes (20 Quotes)

Seniors is what the Legion does and we suspect that there is a market. Times have changed and there is a lot of competition for the drinking dollar and attitudes towards drinking has changed, and a lot of the old Veterans have died.

Its just a matter of time though.... Don't be impatient. Youre dealing with business models that have been established for over half a century.

This building would provide much needed accommodation for seniors and a market for the Legion. Through monthly fees it would make a few bucks to help us survive. It is the best of all worlds for the Legion.

It is a great location as far as seniors housing goes. It is a block away from everything. You could live there and not have to drive a car.

The main thing is to upgrade the Legion. Business has changed dramatically in the last 50 years and in order to survive the Legion has to change.

We know that the world basically has been transformed ... The question is no longer, 'What do we make' We must ask, 'What do we make possible'

Working together with a variety of Intel-verified consumer electronics devices, online services and software including movies, music, photos and games, VIIV technology will help users in a new era of entertainment choices, which will be easy to use with the provided remote control and will be powered by a suite of Intel technologies, including a dual-core processor, chipset, platform software and wired networking capabilities

We're trying to provide a platform that people can drive content on top of,

As Intel architecture moves into these new spaces two things will happen. The first is that we get to re-energize the PC category. It's already great, but this ability to have digital and entertainment content interfacing with the PC will give it a burst of adrenaline. The second thing is that the category you developers in the audience can develop for can be expanded to the areas of digital televisions, digital recorders, set top boxes.

That camera, that PC and that television have all got to talk as if they were designed and delivered from the same company with ease of use in mind.

We're coming through the front door, loud and screaming that we're creating a new industry. It's a positioning issue. I don't believe a PC belongs in the living room. But a digital video recorder with our chips belongs there.

This stuff doesn't just happen. You can't just have one company trying to do everything.

Intel Viiv technology is our first platform designed from the ground up for the digital home, where consumers are passionate about the idea of accessing their content anytime, anywhere in their home on a number of devices.

The good news is the PC industry alone is a fabulous business. But add to that the potential of the 1 billion PC devices consumer electronics based on the PC and then you get to put into perspective Paul's comments. 10x increased performance, one-tenth the power consumption and 10x the market opportunity.

When you, the consumer, look for a brand, you want it to simplify your purchase and come from someone you trust.

She will hold three meetings at the Legion hall and get some education from the public about what they think they might want or need in the form of senior housing. It is an opportunity for the public to learn what is happening and to speak their piece.

We will lead the industry with system-on-a-chip solutions.

Intel intends to provide these PCs at a very affordable price, or rather at the price of a normal PC. The idea is to allow VIIV brand to replace the normal PCs. Thus the price will be fixed keeping in mind this service idea.

We have to make sure that content is easier to buy rather than to pirate.

The time to do something is now because we have no debt, we own the building and the land. The building is just barely paying for itself and we can't foresee it to be able to continue to do so for much longer. The wiring is old, the heating bill is expensive, it needs a new roof and there are cracks in the wall.