George Fenneman

Well, George, it is a device by which a stream of electrons passes through and analyzes the product while it is actually being made.

They transmit what they see to this electronic brain.

which adjusts the production machinery for errors down to millionths of an inch.

Well, can you give us an example of what it does?

Sure.

Take this piece of steel.

How thick would you say it is?

Oh, not as thick as the cellophane from a pack of Chesterfields.

Accuray has made it possible to roll that steel accurately one ten-thousandth of an inch thick.

It takes ten of these to equal the thickness of a sheet of cellophane.

Will Accuray bake a pie and tend the baby?

Well, not quite yet, George.

But because this electronic control can improve shortening texture, for instance, your wife can bake a more delicious pie.

And because Accuray can make baby food more uniform, that food will be more digestible for your baby.

Every cigarette made with Accuray control contains a more precise measure of perfectly packed tobaccos.

So Chesterfield smokes smoother without hot spots or a hard draw.

And that's why Chesterfield tastes so much better.

Yeah?