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03/15/07 8:29 AM
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Re: #4: @budgetcuts0 - Shomidamoni, you in?
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Re: #3: @Shomidamoni - Gap is closing in now. The ask
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Re: #2: @budgetcuts0 - Seen news also, b/a has been unreal, couldn't
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Re: #1: @Shomidamoni - Huge news for SLLI. WOW! 260 million in
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SORELL INC. (OTCBB: SLLI) http://sorellinc.com/ OS-31.06 M About the company: In the electronics industry, integration has become the watchword in recent years. Cameras integrated with phones, MP3 players integrated with digital music playback, and so on. As more and more types of media are increasingly converted to digital formats, this trend seems certain to continue. The companies who are most successful in bringing multifunctionality and integration to the marketplace appear destined to be those who are most likely to survive and thrive in this competitive arena. On the other hand, those who resist this inevitable trend seem likely to find themselves on the trash heap of defunct and irrelevant electronics companies. Sorell, Inc. is committed to becoming a global leader in this fast-paced arena. To be sure, the competition is intentse, but the benefits of success can be extraordinary. Take the case of Apple, for example. Just a few years ago, the company appeared to be on the brink of extinction, trading at around $11/share. Riding the tremendous success of its iPod, however, the company has witnessed an astounding resurgence, currently trading above $70/share, largely due to the company's ability to design, manufacture and market a revolutionary product that met consumer demands. It is this model that Sorell hopes to follow. Sorell recently unveiled its own revolutionary digital convergence product, the NF1, one of the world's first mobile devices that can play movie files, MP3 music files and allow the user to navigate using a fully functional GPS. Equipped with a brilliantly vivid 2.2 inch 260,000 color TFT display, the NF1 is poised to become the next mobile electronics phenomenon. Of course, in order to bring even the most ardently demanded product to market successfully requires a solid infrastructure, and that is where Sorell excels perhaps most of all. Founded in 1998 as a result of a divestiture from Korean electronics giant Samsung, the company has its headquarters and extensive production facilities in Korea, and extensive distribution channels across Asia. Even more importantly, the company has extensive experience designing and manufacturing electronic devices of the highest quality. PRESS RELEASE - 2/5/2007 http://app.quotemedia.com/quotetools/popups/story.jsp
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