[originaltext]W: Excuse me, I noticed you’re reading an electronics magazine. D

W: Excuse me, I noticed you’re reading an electronics magazine. Did you know there’s a big electronics exhibition in Chicago starting tomorrow?
M: Of course! That’s the reason I’m going to Chicago. Hi! My name’s Barney Miller. What’s your name?
W: Jenny Lin. I’m a sales representative for Woofers, based in Taiwan. Are you looking forward to the exhibition?
M: Huh, I’ve been waiting to go to the show for more than three months. There are going to be companies from over forty different countries there.
W: I know. I’m really looking forward to seeing what new products will be on the market next year.
M: I’m more interested in the new discoveries, which are being made in the electronics industry.
W: Really? Do you mind if I ask what part of the electronics industry you’re in?
M: Not at all. I work in the Research and Development Department of a company based in Los-Angeles. We specialize in designing printers.
W: What’s the name of your company? Maybe I’ve heard of it.
M: I don’t think so. We’re just a little company called "Sunrise".
W: Hmm. Oh, didn’t you come out with an amazingly small but strong high-tech printer at the exhibition last year in New York?
M: Yeah, that turned out to be our best seller of the year, but everyone forgets our name.
W: One of my jobs is to look for the products that will be the most successful, and then find out why. So I don’t just remember the big companies.
M: I like the way you think, Jenny. Would you like to get together for dinner when we arrive in Chicago, so we can talk more about this?