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Summary
An ad describing aspects of Lucent's Inferno product that seem to have no other source.
The text: Introducing (drumroll) Inferno networking software... a new Bell Labs innovation. First operating system that lets all kinds of devices chat or share info with each other over any network (Internet, telecommunications, LANS, et al). Now the video game can talk to the computer; cell phone can access e-mail; voice mail via TV, etc. (Really) Download Inferno from Lucent home page today - develop apps a.s.a.p. Could change the way you work - all together.
Source
Scanned from IEEE Internet Computing, Volume 1, Number 2, March-April 1997.
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