 Of course, people found out that it was really easy to manufacture chips. They were fairly cheap to manufacture and that the actual value came in the content of the programs that went on to the chips. Now, there is capacity, of course, to try to come up with faster chips and so on and so forth. But at a certain point, the cost to value ratio is no longer there. You can produce them all over the place. People find out how to produce them. It's fairly easy. You can mass produce them easily. And the Japanese economy completely crashed.