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IC tip integration technique based on Moore's Law has commoditized computers like a ballpoint pen and is still developing as the engine for Cheap Revolutions. Cheap Revolutions enabled Linus Torvalds to develop Linux, to accelerate the OpenSource movement, to create Google, and brought the social revolution to change our life style, which is still accelerating now.
In 1975, a poor boy, Steve Wozniakl, who didn't have enough money to buy not only Altair that was the first Homemade Computer but also $179 Intel 8080 CPU that used in Altair found the 6502 tip by MOS Technology at a computer show. The price of that was $25! One theory is that the store lady put the wrong price, however, he was pleased to see it thinking "I can make my own computer!", and buy the 6502 by $25 in his pocket. On the way home, it is said that he was overjoyed with the 6502 and its manual on the bus. Apple I and mass-productive Apple II dramatically changed the world as the first Personal Computer. This is the historic remark forever as the first episode of Cheap Revolutions.
Asterisk will be the same. The surprising Open Source software that Mark Spencer created enables anyone to establish "My own mini telephone company". YouFon is just a small example of the Asterisk's possibility.

YouFon Development Team