"Okay, my suggestions are all the above. You can consider the others yourself, or discuss them well with Isaac."

After being entangled by Virginia for a long time, Evan became a little impatient and wanted to send his sister out. Anyway, the editor Isaac did a good job, and he is still in Los Angeles and has not returned to New York.

Virginia closed the notebook and was about to take out her sister's majesty and talked to her brother, and when she heard someone open the door, there was a news of someone opening it.

Needless to say, Virginia knew it was Audrey who was back.

So Virginia took back what she wanted to say and put the notebook in her bag, "I decided on everything you said later."

"I have no objection. Anyway, if the response is not good, I will change the writer." Evan said casually, tilting his head towards the connection between the living room and the door.

"You're back, my dear."

Audrey smiled sweetly at Evan and said, "I'm back, my dear."

Then he greeted Sister Evan, "Hi, Virginia!"

Audrey said as she hung her thin crossbody bag onto the coat rack.

"Good afternoon, Audrey, have you returned from Hollywood Avenue?" asked Virginia.

"Yes!" Audrey nodded, walked to Virginia, and said curiously: "Are you discussing novels? I just heard Evan say he wanted to change the writer..."

Speaking of this, Virginia took the opportunity to complain and said: "That's right, Audrey, Evan thought I was too annoyed and wanted to drive me away and threatened to replace people..."

Before Virginia finished speaking, Evan retorted: "My dear sister, don't talk nonsense. When did I think you are too annoyed!"

Virginia immediately asked, "Oh... It turns out that you won't correct the 'threat'..."

Evan was speechless for a moment, with a dark face.

Virginia was very happy to see Evan's reaction. Of course, Virginia was just a joke, not really dissatisfied. She hugged her bag in her arms and made a move to get up. Seeing this, Audrey hurriedly asked, "Virginia, are you leaving?"

Virginia stood up, nodded slightly and said, "Well, the matter has been done anyway."

Audrey then stood up, grabbed Virginia's arm and said, "It's rare to come here, stay for dinner together. I always feel like we're together."

Virginia was a little moved, but when she thought that this would make Linda alone, she refused, "No, I won't disturb your two worlds."

As he said this, Virginia looked at Evan and asked, "I'm right?"

Evan was not polite, and waved his hand to his sister, looking as if he was eager for her to leave, saying, "Yes, you can't be wrong as wise as you..."

Audrey's face turned slightly red and said, "Evan, why are you doing this..."

Virginia held Audrey's hand with a smile on her face and said, "Okay, don't be so polite."

"Then I'll give you..."

Virginia nodded and walked out with Audrey.

"etc!"

Evan suddenly stopped them, "Virginia, this is for you!"

"What?" Virginia turned around and happened to see Evan throwing something at her.

Virginia subconsciously stretched out her hands and caught the thing, "What is this?"

Evan replied: "Post-it notes, the company's new product, this paper can be glued to the wall and allows you to write down your inspiration anytime and anywhere. It's not available yet, you can try it."

"If you think it's useful, remember to give a good review!"

After looking at it, Virginia casually put it in her bag. As for Evan's joke of "giving good reviews", she pretended not to hear it.

After a while, Audrey returned to the house and saw Evan answering the phone. It was still early and she was not in a hurry to prepare dinner, so she slowly walked to Evan and then grabbed the post-it note he was playing with in his hand.

The post-it note has been opened. Audrey carefully observed it and tore off one. The touch told Audrey that the paper was indeed sticky. Her eyes rolled, and the corners of her mouth were slightly raised. When Evan was not paying attention, she put it on his forehead.

Evan was not angry, and after touching the note sticky on his forehead, he glared at the playful Audrey quietly.

Audrey covered her mouth, held back her smile, and went to the kitchen.

...

A new week is coming.

After some trouble by relevant departments, Warren Leiden Laboratory returned to normal after a period of adjustment.

In addition to class time, Evan must go to the laboratory every night, and usually leave until almost ten o'clock. Therefore, evening is also the most tidy time for laboratory staff. As long as Evan is there, the laboratory will be in a busy state.

Every Thursday, Evan presides over the laboratory's experimental results discussion meeting, summarizes the progress of the week, arranges subsequent experiments, and discusses the results. Of course, sometimes the results of other peers will be discussed at the meeting. The most common peers are undoubtedly Bell Labs.

As the world's top laboratory today, Bell Labs' strength in the semiconductor field is naturally obvious to all, and Evan never dared to underestimate them.

Of course, what makes Evan very happy is that he successfully grabbed the two initial and most important achievements in the semiconductor field. In the future, the only thing that the world remembers in the semiconductor field will be Warren Leiden Laboratory of California Polytechnic.

...

The power of money is extremely powerful.

Supported by a loan of up to $5 million, Applied Physics Systems' new products and projects are progressing rapidly.

The first thing to be solved was the problem of insufficient R&D staff. Under the temptation of banknotes, R&D personnel from companies from many related industries went to the Research Department of Applied Physics Systems Company in Inglewood to report. The companies involved ranged from local aircraft companies in California to American Radio, IBM, General Electric on the East Coast, and even Motorola in the Great Lakes.

With sufficient manpower, R&D quickly got on track.

In order to ensure the success of the product, Evan personally participated in the R&D work. Of course, Evan himself had many affairs and certainly could not participate in the whole process. Therefore, he only gave the requirements for the product, and the specific work was realized by the R&D personnel.

Evan has only two requirements for TV sets: one, try to be cheap; the other, try to be as low as possible.

The requirement set by Evan is of course to make the price of its own products low enough. Currently, the cheapest TV on the market costs $325, and Evan hopes to reduce the price to less than $300.

As a latecomer, this is the easiest way to open up the market.
Chapter completed!