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Yes I did Mr. Fred. I also picked up over 100k at its lowest last week. I dont like this managament but that is not going to keep me from taking money off the table .
The build up has started, you might have a chance to sell at a little higher price. The wheels have been set in motion to pump from with PR's small investment circle.
Watch how it is played ...
Lets just say there is back door that Paul doesnt watch
The kids over @ Agor are falling apart. Got my response back from BW and will email it to a select few.
Very powerful insights from a legitimate & successful businessman.
Oh hey has anyone seen my evil twin
" It doesn't take a genius to see that ''Waldo'' on Agoracom is also ''resqjuc'' on Investorshub."
" When are the special olympics? " always .
http://www.specialolympicsma.org/
And your point might be ? As you all know I'm a simple guy, not too bright but hard working, committed to living out this short life with a warm heart and lot of public service. Today will be spend taking a bus load of Special Olympic adults to see Santa and take them on a train ride ~ this is where I spend my investment money. Be doing such for 23 years. So delete me if you wish or poke as much as you like, its all just skin deep.
Have a beautiful holiday.
News ! MedeViewer E7™ Coming Soon 2012 , sneak preview
http://www.pocketcalculatorshow.com/walkman/sony/graphics/tps-l2.jpg
I did , an email. He said," run dont walk from this OTB shorted nightmare.
''We also expect
''September 25, 2002
The Eclipse by Fujitsu Ten initiative continues on course, as does our advancement into telematics. We completed our portion of the industrial design for Eclipse by Fujitsu Ten, and expect them to begin taking delivery of finished goods and offering the product through retail outlets this year. Under the terms of our contract, e.Digital is developing and building an initial quantity of 4,000 automotive digital music players.
January 9, 2003
Fred Falk, president and CEO of e.Digital, said, ''We are pleased to continue our tradition of incorporating new technologies with our MicroOS'' to create useful applications and attractive products for OEM customers. Being a charter company in PortalPlayer’s Design Partners Program puts us in a position to help OEM customers navigate emerging industries, determine the quickest path to product completion, and launch a number of different products with the latest features. It opens the door for revenue-producing opportunities from a broader customer base.''
February 19, 2003 –
e.Digital Corporation (OTC: EDIG) and independent systems integrator Softeq Development Corporation have entered into an agreement to partner on the development of new products for the digital audio market.
The agreement paves the way for the companies to collaborate on the development of products using e.Digital’s patented MicroOSTM technology and applying its expertise in portable product design
October 21, 2003
We are currently pursuing licensing opportunities with OEMs interested in customizing our personal video system for a variety of specifications and products including in-home and automotive applications.
April 20, 2004
One of the other business opportunities for our proprietary automotive infotainment platform we have been working on for the last several months, features video, audio and satellite compatibility for manufacture and branding by a tier one supplier to the installed automotive industry. We have made significant progress on this business opportunity, which has substantial long-term potential. Because this product is targeted at the installed automotive industry, it could be two to four years before it would become widely available, if and when we finalize an agreement with this tier one supplier. We will provide further updates regarding this development as they become available.
09/27/04
“We are pleased to be working with APS on this installed MicroOS™-powered version of the digEplayer,” remarked Atul Anandpura, e.Digital’s president and chief executive officer. “Beyond it’s many other advantages, this system alleviates logistics support and will be easy to service and maintain.”
August 12, 2004
“In spite of the delayed purchase orders, our business is improving,” said Atul Anandpura, president and chief executive officer of e.Digital Corporation. “We have added engineering resources in India to support increasing ODM/OEM business for the customization of branded products based on our MicroOS™-powered technology platforms. The majority of the ODMs/OEMs we are working with plan to manufacture e.Digital-powered devices for their own customers who will in turn brand and market these products in locations throughout the world.”
''We also expect to be much more active with new customers in media and press opportunities for e.Digital and our next generation proprietary DVAP technology.”
Hmmmm, sound like a funny bone might have been hit. Well this is what happens when you play with toys:
Just as the yearly cycle is marked by a series of consumerist celebrations - birthdays, holidays, Christmas, etc. - so the course of our lives has tended increasingly to be demarcated more clearly by the spending sprees they give rise to than by their significance as social rites of passage. The childhood preoccupation with ‘toys’ is a good example of this. Given a chance to talk to and occupy themselves with the adults around them, most children are fairly indifferent to toys. However, in a world in which those adults are themselves busily preoccupied with their own corners of the market, children have less chance of socializing than of learning the arts of consumership in their own specially prepared world of toys. Not only do they receive, from the moment their eyes can focus, a training in the acquisition and rapid obsolescence of consumer goods, but they are also inducted into a world of make-believe which offers virtually limitless market opportunities and which may very well serve to detach them for life from any commercially undesirable anchorage in the realities of social existence.’
Sending a copy to Will blakeley:
I ambled over to Evening Creek Drive this morning. I found a very receptive Fred Falk, even though when he saw me coming he jumped up and closed the door to his office. We talked for at least an hour and a half in a reception room. I tried to be methodical with my questions, staying on one subject until it was exhausted then moving on. (Of course Fred gave me no names or figures which I did not expect even though I tried to get something to hang my hat on) The first topic was the Mediviewer, which FF kept calling the ''player'' The second was BOW and the Digeplayer. Other topics followed but I will have to collect my thoughts on those later.
Evidently Brent of Wencor is a man in his middle 70's with absolute control over his company and has complete control over other entities in his circle and is a vindictive man. (A complete control person) He is grooming a couple of individuals to take over and also he has a son who ''may'' be in running for that position. (Fred stated that if BOW was not in the picture EDig's relationship with Wencor would be entirely different as all the people in that company are very favorable towards EDig and have a good working relationship with us) BOW was very aware of the circumstances involved in his takeover of APS but did so with intentions of ''brow beating'' EDig, (that small little company with no funds) to come aboard in Wencor's circle and essentially just hand over EDig's tech and IP. There were no real negotiations about size of contracts, etc....it was all about getting EDig to role over and play dead. When EDig would not BOW then issued press releases stating Wencor was going in another direction, hired Triad and in effect ''dumped'' EDig in the press. There was no personal communication with EDig about the matter.
Triad is a ''job shop''. It is hired to do a job, when finished with the job it then hands over its work to the company that paid the bill, and the bill is substantial. The company is expensive but wants no ties to its labors, no IP, no royalties, no nuttin......
Wencor is having problems with Triad and word is about that trying to give Wencor the IFE IP it wants is taking longer than anticipated, and perhaps, not known for sure, more expensive. Also, at this point, there is NO CONTENT INCLUDED IN THE PRODUCT and no approval received from anyone for content as yet.
That being the case BOW has called EDig AND IS STILL ORDERING DP UNITS AND WILL DO SO UNTIL TRIAD IS SUCCESSFUL IF IT EVER IS. These calls have been recent and somewhat volitile. FF recalls asking BOW ''just what the heck is going on''? ''We read in the press releases that EDig was out of the picture'' You never called us about that and now you are calling to order more units.''
That was strictly BOW showing off his temper in losing the battle with EDig over EDig's IP. (which by the way Fred said what I have said on this board many times that if EDig had acquiessed to BOW's demands EDig would NOT BE. Plain and simple)
But back to the subject at hand....BOW told Fred that he never intended to stop buying units of DP's from EDig and would continue ordering and gave no expiration date to their relationship. According to Fred he said that with a straight face with no other explanation. This was not an unusual tactic for BOW to take. FF said the gentleman would call twice in one day and in the second conversation forget what he said in the first. He would also call to ''tweak'' an order and later on say he never did so. This all in order to vent his muscle and pique on EDig.
Anyway EDig has never been out of the IFE business with Wencor and will be in it as long as BOW cannot get another DP from Triad. That is why RP has stated ''EDig will continue selling units to Wencor and will not go on its own as long as this relationship exists''
This could tide EDig over in the near future as we discussed the relative merits of the IFE business to what EDig is now involved in and the potenial for IFE business is limited (on a large scale) as opposed to the ''huge'' potential of what will begin in January.
We talked about many other things which I will endevor to remember.
I tried to see Mr. Will Blakley but he was not in and RP was in a meeting that's why I got so much of FF's time. However I did make an appointment to meet and talk to Mr. Blakely next Thursday. I do not expect any block buster news, my main purpose is just to see what kind of a guy he is. I will say this, FF is highly impressed with him and his work ethics.
By the way I was wrong about why Atul left EDig. Atul was ambitious and years ago set his sights on becoming President of EDig. The opening came up and he was given the position, not due to overwhelming qualifications, but because EDig felt if he wasn't promoted they would lose him.
I thought there were issues about his job performance with he BOD but that was never the case. Fred, who was a close friend of Atul, told me ''cultural reasons'' were the main culprits in Atul's decision to leave. In reading between the lines(my opinion) Atul found he couldn't do the job. He had reached his ''Peter Principle''. He left voluntarily and I wasn't able to find out where he is now...I asked Fred if losing him was not a blow to the engineering staff as his tech ability would be sorely missed. I was surprised by Fred's answer, ''Not so we have at least two engineers that have more expertise than ATul and are more qualified and competent than he was.''
At the end of the conversation, especially when we talked about the Medeviewer I left feeling pretty doggone good about where EDig is heading. But more about that later
I forwarded Sunpoop's post to BOW and Bod. Lets see what kind of response I get. Contact: Bob Carey
Tel: (801) 489-2127
Fax: (801) 489-2199
bcarey@wencor.com
EDIG IS NOT OUT OF THE IFE BUSINESS....I ambled over to Evening Creek Drive this morning. I found a very receptive Fred Falk, even though when he saw me coming he jumped up and closed the door to his office. We talked for at least an hour and a half in a reception room. I tried to be methodical with my questions, staying on one subject until it was exhausted then moving on. (Of course Fred gave me no names or figures which I did not expect even though I tried to get something to hang my hat on) The first topic was the Mediviewer, which FF kept calling the ''player'' The second was BOW and the Digeplayer. Other topics followed but I will have to collect my thoughts on those later.
Evidently Brent of Wencor is a man in his middle 70's with absolute control over his company and has complete control over other entities in his circle and is a vindictive man. (A complete control person) He is grooming a couple of individuals to take over and also he has a son who ''may'' be in running for that position. (Fred stated that if BOW was not in the picture EDig's relationship with Wencor would be entirely different as all the people in that company are very favorable towards EDig and have a good working relationship with us) BOW was very aware of the circumstances involved in his takeover of APS but did so with intentions of ''brow beating'' EDig, (that small little company with no funds) to come aboard in Wencor's circle and essentially just hand over EDig's tech and IP. There were no real negotiations about size of contracts, etc....it was all about getting EDig to role over and play dead. When EDig would not BOW then issued press releases stating Wencor was going in another direction, hired Triad and in effect ''dumped'' EDig in the press. There was no personal communication with EDig about the matter.
Triad is a ''job shop''. It is hired to do a job, when finished with the job it then hands over its work to the company that paid the bill, and the bill is substantial. The company is expensive but wants no ties to its labors, no IP, no royalties, no nuttin......
Wencor is having problems with Triad and word is about that trying to give Wencor the IFE IP it wants is taking longer than anticipated, and perhaps, not known for sure, more expensive. Also, at this point, there is NO CONTENT INCLUDED IN THE PRODUCT and no approval received from anyone for content as yet.
That being the case BOW has called EDig AND IS STILL ORDERING DP UNITS AND WILL DO SO UNTIL TRIAD IS SUCCESSFUL IF IT EVER IS. These calls have been recent and somewhat volitile. FF recalls asking BOW ''just what the heck is going on''? ''We read in the press releases that EDig was out of the picture'' You never called us about that and now you are calling to order more units.''
That was strictly BOW showing off his temper in losing the battle with EDig over EDig's IP. (which by the way Fred said what I have said on this board many times that if EDig had acquiessed to BOW's demands EDig would NOT BE. Plain and simple)
But back to the subject at hand....BOW told Fred that he never intended to stop buying units of DP's from EDig and would continue ordering and gave no expiration date to their relationship. According to Fred he said that with a straight face with no other explanation. This was not an unusual tactic for BOW to take. FF said the gentleman would call twice in one day and in the second conversation forget what he said in the first. He would also call to ''tweak'' an order and later on say he never did so. This all in order to vent his muscle and pique on EDig.
Anyway EDig has never been out of the IFE business with Wencor and will be in it as long as BOW cannot get another DP from Triad. That is why RP has stated ''EDig will continue selling units to Wencor and will not go on its own as long as this relationship exists''
This could tide EDig over in the near future as we discussed the relative merits of the IFE business to what EDig is now involved in and the potenial for IFE business is limited (on a large scale) as opposed to the ''huge'' potential of what will begin in January.
We talked about many other things which I will endevor to remember.
I tried to see Mr. Will Blakley but he was not in and RP was in a meeting that's why I got so much of FF's time. However I did make an appointment to meet and talk to Mr. Blakely next Thursday. I do not expect any block buster news, my main purpose is just to see what kind of a guy he is. I will say this, FF is highly impressed with him and his work ethics.
By the way I was wrong about why Atul left EDig. Atul was ambitious and years ago set his sights on becoming President of EDig. The opening came up and he was given the position, not due to overwhelming qualifications, but because EDig felt if he wasn't promoted they would lose him.
I thought there were issues about his job performance with he BOD but that was never the case. Fred, who was a close friend of Atul, told me ''cultural reasons'' were the main culprits in Atul's decision to leave. In reading between the lines(my opinion) Atul found he couldn't do the job. He had reached his ''Peter Principle''. He left voluntarily and I wasn't able to find out where he is now...I asked Fred if losing him was not a blow to the engineering staff as his tech ability would be sorely missed. I was surprised by Fred's answer, ''Not so we have at least two engineers that have more expertise than ATul and are more qualified and competent than he was.''
At the end of the conversation, especially when we talked about the Medeviewer I left feeling pretty doggone good about where EDig is heading. But more about that later
The company reported a gross profit of $0.367 million .
e.Digital Corporation Reports Record Second Quarter Revenue; Company Receives $1.2 Million IFE Order
SAN DIEGO--e.Digital Corporation (OTC:EDIG), a leading innovator
and provider of proprietary digital technology platforms, today
reported record revenue for the second quarter of fiscal 2005, ended
September 30, 2004. Revenue for the quarter was $2.028 million, an 85%
increase over the $1.097 million recorded in the second quarter of
fiscal 2004.
The company reported a gross profit of $0.367 million in the
second quarter compared to $0.135 million for the same quarter in
fiscal 2004. The company also reported a smaller operating loss of
$0.367 million for the quarter compared to $0.725 million for the same
period in fiscal 2004. For the quarter, net loss attributable to
common stockholders after deducting non-cash dividends on preferred
stock was less than $(0.01) per share.
Revenue for the first six months ended September 30, 2004 was
$2.121 million compared to $2.251 million for the same six months last
year. Gross profit for the first six months of fiscal 2005 improved to
$0.435 million compared to $0.206 million for the same period in
fiscal 2004. For both six month periods, net loss attributable to
common stockholders after deducting non-cash dividends on preferred
stock was $(0.01) per share.
The company also announced it has received an IFE order totaling
more than $1.2 million from APS, a wholly owned subsidiary of Wencor
(APS/Wencor). With this order, e.Digital currently has over $2.2
million in total booked orders with further orders expected this
quarter.
MANAGEMENT COMMENTARY
"We are making good progress on expanding the market for our
MicroOS(TM)-based video/audio technology platform," said Atul
Anandpura, president and chief executive officer of e.Digital
Corporation. "We are very pleased to be working with APS/Wencor and
supporting growing market opportunities for the digEplayer(TM)."
To date, the following airlines have ordered APS/Wencor digEplayer
in-flight entertainment systems:
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*T
-- Alaska -- Hawaiian
-- Aeroflot -- JetsGo
-- KLM -- Monarch
-- Ryanair -- North American
*T
Additional airlines are testing digEplayer systems.
Anandpura continued, "We are expanding the feature set and
capabilities of our increasingly successful video/audio technology
platform. We believe the expansion of our platform, coupled with its
outstanding picture and audio quality, long battery life, proprietary
hardware encryption, and ease of use, offers business customers the
best solution for their open and closed system video/audio products.
"Beyond the airlines, there are further opportunities for devices
based on our proprietary video/audio technology platform in the travel
and leisure industry, with cable and satellite companies (and their
DVR and set-top box suppliers), and in next-generation kiosk centered
businesses."
Concluded Anandpura, "We expect further orders, announcements and
updated business and revenue guidance this quarter, and continued
improvement in our business."
HIGHLIGHTS AND ANNOUNCEMENTS FOR THE SECOND FISCAL QUARTER
-- Announced Ryanair's launch of APS/Wencor's digEplayer
5500(TM).
-- Participated in the 25th Annual Conference and Exhibition of
the World Airline Entertainment Association (WAEA).
-- With APS/Wencor, unveiled and exhibited working prototypes of
an installed version of the digEplayer.
-- Announced the first KLM order from APS/Wencor.
-- Announced the first Aeroflot order from APS/Wencor.
-- Advanced major business opportunities for devices based on the
company's video/audio technology platform.
2005 "We look forward to continuing our support of APS/Wencor's digEplayer market opportunities by providing ongoing product and technology enhancements, and manufacturing services through our Asian partners."
Wencor says it will be totally independent of e.Digital's design and Micro OS by 2006 even in the DigEplayer.
Good Job boys ...
Brent Wood, "We have already engaged a design and development team and are in the final stages of selecting our manufacturing partner," said Brent Wood, CEO of APS. "We have set aside millions of dollars to continue the development and launch of this new embedded product to insure its success."
• DVP
• Digital Video Player
• Freestanding
• Touch screen Navigation
• 100 GB Hard Drive
• Quick Disconnect Docking Station
• 802.11a Wireless Transceiver
• Content Loading
• On Board Network
• Credit Card Reader - Revenue
• USB 2.0 Port
• Game Controller
• Keyboard
• Stereo Headset Jack
Building has been sold. Company will move sometime January-April. The new location will be less costly and will fit the current needs and future growth plans of e.Digital.
Just a heads up to put any rumors/bashing to rest.
BASHING, come on they will never open the doors after the next exit move. Get Real.
So the boyz are saying, " no shake down " just plain old selling going on. I know I'm one of them.
Pewwww ~ just let a bunch go !~ I feel lighter already .. two or three more loads and these very bad mistake will be behind me. Then I will spend my time going to frisbee games in SD. sit back and wait ...
Now it's all up to the market to close the books.
Bash me if you what. But I have been warning !
Sorry but I think its too late... and they know this.. remember you cant get blood Scum.
So which do you think it is: Very poor businessman with sophomoric skills at best or clever scam artist ?
Gateway's new Mp3 is pushing ahead with plans to diversify into the consumer space, introducing a lightweight MP3 player -- about the size of a pack of gum -- that offers USB storage and voice-recording capabilities.
Just months after closing 76 retail stores and cutting staff, the Poway, Calif.-based firm announced the first three-in-one Gateway Digital Music Player, which will hold at least 128MB of data and run with a single AAA battery.
The low-end 128MB version of the device, which is also known as the DMP-200 and which retails for $129.99, will support playback of music files in the MP3 or WAV format. It also comes with a simplified drag-and-drop feature to move music and data files from a user's PC to the portable device.
The company plans to introduce a 256MB version on Aug. 14 that will retail for $169.99.
The latest push by Gateway to market MP3 players comes as momentum builds in the legal digital music space. With music fans demanding portability of content, it is a logical step for Gateway to expand into portable music players.
It is not Gateway's first foray into the consumer electronics space. Earlier this year, the company announced plans for its own branded PDA device. It also markets LCD and plasma screens to the consumer market, and the company has said it has plans to beef up its overall commitment to consumer electronics throughout the year.
"(This) advances our goal of launching 50 new Gateway-branded products in 15 categories this year. The Gateway Digital Music Player marks significant progress in Gateway's evolution into a branded integrator -- a marketer of digital gear that works together," the company said.
Because its MP3 devices will be entering a crowded market, Gateway is hoping to jostle for space by adding features rarely seen in digital music players in that price range. In addition to playing music, the Gateway DMP-200 can also be used as a digital voice recorder, offering the recording and storage of up to nine hours of notes, lectures and meetings.
With a plug-and-play USB interface, the new MP3 players also let users store images and documents. Gateway said the devices would also be fitted with a 3-line indigo-blue backlight, full graphic animation and ID3 tag support.
The new device weighs 1.5 ounces and measures just 0.5-inch wide, "making it one of the thinnest MP3 players available," the company hailed.
Tuesday's announcement comes as part of a deliberate strategy by Gateway to expand beyond PC manufacturing and sales to become a broader provider of information technology products.
With quarterly revenues thinning, the company's long-term plan is to roll out 15 new consumer electronics products, four new mobile products, three new systems and networking products (including a four-way server and an external storage device), as well as about 28 new software peripherals and accessories.
Did you read where it says :Two investment trusts from the Las Vegas area own 95% of e.Digital's Series D preferred stock.
Looks like PR is spending money to move that next 100m shrs:
http://www.hoovers.com//free/co/factsheet.xhtml?COID=46024&cm_ven=PAID&cm_cat=GGL&cm_pla...
Why so they can freely bullchit more people. I think not.
Its free ! edig passes it out with the Koolaid. Hey I saw you in line...
Have a look at the setup play by insiders over at Agoracon:
From flashgordon
Stop whining. If you think the company is mismanaged, either sell or stand mute. What gives you the right to complain? Is it because you invested your money in the company? Ha!!! Poor reasoning. Don't you now that investing in penny stocks is a gamble? If you lose, you should slink away without a word of disparagement. If things are going poorly, don't complain. Accept it as part of the gamble and look to the future....even though the future never seems to get here.
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Some insiders are even talking about an exit plan. The time has come to put this business model away says Woody
The Boys at the Firm say that they might have made it threw the Dotcom years but their gig is over in 2006
Deliver two-hour, DVD-quality movies in just 18 seconds to portable media players, the content is sold through kiosks on Trains and bus stations.
Here’s where it gets interesting:
He contrasted his system to other mobile phone TV systems on the market. The system his company is developing will be able to transmit a high-resolution image that will be downsized for the mobile device and expanded when it is output to a TV set through an “AV Out” connection on the portable device, or an adapter that will allow playback on a standard TV.
“The mobile phone could act as a DVD player,” said Mr. O’Brien. “Some people today are starting to distribute a low-res file to a mobile device, but the content protection and content resolution is much lower. If you were to buy that content, it’s only good for the mobile device.”
It’s an interesting concept, using your mobile phone as a DVD player, or amplifier for music, or general media player/storage device. With some of the phones with large memory there’s no reason a USB cable can’t turn it into a data storage device for computers…
IBM and PortoMedia are collaborating on delivering DVD-quality movies to cell phones and portable media players.
PortoMedia said on Friday it is working with IBM Research to deliver two-hour, DVD-quality movies in just 18 seconds to mobile phones or portable media players.
The movies would be sold through kiosks and loaded onto secure digital flash memory cards that can be inserted into the phones and other players. Porto said the same content can be shown on TV sets at high resolution.
Along with IBM, the Irish company is developing extensions for encryption systems known as copy protection for recordable media (CPRM), which was developed by the 4C consortium comprised of IBM, Intel, Matsushita, and Toshiba.
CPRM is also the basis for the new content security protection standard used in next-generation Blu-ray and HD-DVD players.
The extensions that Porto is developing for the CPRM will enable different rules to be applied to the playback of content, so the content can play on a device for a set period of time or number of times.
‘Consumers are looking for exciting new ways to access content.’
-Steve Canepa,
IBM
The content might also be transferred to other protected devices, such as a DVD RAM drive, from which it could be played an unlimited number of times, but never copied again, as in a purchase model.
PortoMedia plans to test the distribution model during a large-scale pilot test next year, but declined to specify where it will take place. However, PortaMedia CEO Timothy O’Brien also hopes to see the technology available in retail outlets in both the United States and Europe next year.
“There is interest in both the U.S. and Europe based on the idea of the Flash card as a portable medium for a new content distribution channel,” said Mr. O’Brien.
High-Resolution Video
He contrasted his system to other mobile phone TV systems on the market. The system his company is developing will be able to transmit a high-resolution image that will be downsized for the mobile device and expanded when it is output to a TV set through an “AV Out” connection on the portable device, or an adapter that will allow playback on a standard TV.
“The mobile phone could act as a DVD player,” said Mr. O’Brien. “Some people today are starting to distribute a low-res file to a mobile device, but the content protection and content resolution is much lower. If you were to buy that content, it’s only good for the mobile device.”
He said his technology will meet consumer demands for flexibility, while also meeting the content owners’ demands for enforcement and usage conditions.
“As the increasingly on-demand media marketplace continues to evolve, consumers are looking for exciting new ways to access content,” said Steve Canepa, vice president of IBM Media and Entertainment.
The content would be distributed through a network of IBM-managed media kiosks, from which the content will be downloaded onto a Flash memory card. The kiosks would be installed in locations such as retail stores, as well as train, bus, and gas stations.
PortoMedia Kiosks by " porto "
http://www.portomedia.com/kiosks.htm
http://www.anotherperspective.biz/opportunity.htm
Let more go today ~~ soon they will all be dumped..
I was told today that there are no more rabbits in the Hat ...
Bingo: not haunt the ones who stay.