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| Dallas Semiconductor graciously shared booth space at JavaOne 2000 to enable Systronix to demonstrate a prototype of the new STEP.IR sockets board which provides a wireless infrared (IrDA) interface to the TINI Java stik. |
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| John Gage, Sun Chief Scientist, speaks before a capacity crowd of 8000+ at the Wednesday morning keynote address. |
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| The Dallas Semiconductor booth at which STEP.IR was announced and demonstrated. A simple demo beamed "LED OFF" or "LED ON" from a Palm PDA to a STEP.IR. Many thanks to Jac Kersing whose last minute efforts made the demo a reality. |
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| At the first-ever TINI User Group meeting, Tim Clark demonstrates a prototype of his hot tub controller which uses a STEP board along with TINI Java. |