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I think it's macro. I don't think we've seen any significant cyclicality associated with Romley. I think, we waited for that significance step up in demand and we questioned whether we were seeing a pause at the very beginning of the fiscal year I think as you work your way through it. I think most people on the server side probably are a little disappointed with the overall Romley performance they have seen. There was no step up in demand associated with Romley, so I think essentially everything we are seeing at this point in time is macro and very little of it has to do with individual product cycles.
We don't. There is no competition for this solution in the market with battery such as Canon BG-E2 Battery Grip , Canon BG-E3 Battery Grip , Canon BG-E5 Battery Grip , Canon BG-E6 Battery Grip , Canon BG-E7 Battery Grip , Canon BG-E8 Battery Grip , Canon BG-E9 Battery Grip , Canon BG-E10 Battery Grip , Canon LMK-5D Battery Grip , Nikon BP-D60 Battery Grip , Nikon EN-EL9 Battery Grip , and I don't think anybody is going to be able to bring a solution to market for an extend number of years. It leverages capabilities that existed within QLogic, that most of my competition doesn't have.
Hey, guys. Simon, just a quick question, I wanted to talk about your use of cash. You've had a buyback now for well over a decade, and I am wondering, what other alternative uses of cash do you see for your company and maybe could give us some color on that. And, then as second part, why not at this price $9, why not get really, really aggressive on the buyback?