High Tech: Coming In a Ru$h

Chances are, you are already well aware of the rush of high-tech breakthroughs coming at us with ever-increasing speed. 

Micosoft’s new Xbox signals its interest in producing more and better stuff, including SmartGlass technology.

Apple is well into the development of IPhones 5, 6, and 7—as is Solstice Mobile. It’s a high-tech company based in Beijing, and it serves as a strong sign of Chinese interest in the development of 21^st-century high tech. 

Another notable Chinese example: NTES.  

Samsung and Synaptics help to illustrate Korean interest —and Sony, Japan’s.

Our own interest and efforts in high-tech development is well illustrated by Raytheon (disposable satellites),

GeoMetWatch (weather forecasting), Stratasys, and dozens (hundreds? thousands?) of others, including those focused on techniques and devices of help to the disabled.  

The Web is alive with announcements of high-tech breakthroughs everywhere in the world. I think it’s inevitable that many more fortunes will be made by investors in high tech this year, next, and the next 20 years.