>I see VIS, from what little I know, as a parallel medium, since it
utilizes >computers, as opposed to CD-I, which uses the ubiquitous TV.
It would be difficult for a consumer to tell the systems apart. The VIS
box looks like the CD-I box which looks like the CDTV box etc. etc.
There's no disk drives, keyboard (standard), or floppies on a VIS.
The "computer connection" is more in the area of development and title
marketing (titles can be ported to the VIS from MPC and DOS).
William Volk