'But it's a realistic one. I don't want to fight the market on this one. You want to understand what we're up against? Microsoft dominates the operating-systems market for desktop computers, and they're gaining in the race to control big iron. They've become the gatekeeper, and it's nearly impossible to compete with them. Maybe the only way to break their stranglehold is to invent a new box, a box that makes the operating system irrelevant. That's what I want your technology for. I don't care what price the box sells for. That's not important. We'll sell it for whatever consumers want to pay for it. What's important is that the box, at whatever price, doesn't have to kiss Microsoft's ass. So you want vision? That's my vision. I want to stop kissing Microsoft's ass, I want to return this industry to a level playing field, I want to smash the gatekeeper. How's that for vision? Huh? What do you want, Andy? Let's talk terms, huh? What do you want?'