Bilboo, I am still watching, but you are on your own now. I have raised enough legitimate questions with absolutely no answers. None from shareholders, the company, SEC and USPTO filings. None of you know anything, except what you are spoon fed, with absolutely no documentary back up. None. I don't care about SMME's suppliers, but only to answer the question on whether they have "The worlds smallest fingerprint sensor" in a card. I know ALL of the manufacturers, and almost ALL of the engineers who develop fingerprint sensors. It would take almost $40M to actually develop a sensor, and thats just engineering costs. So stop blowing smoke up everyone butt.
I am not from Authentec, but I know the former execs from there VERY WELL, as I know the people at almost ALL of the biometric companies and parts suppliers.
M/C and V won't waste their time, not because SMME has a valid patent, its because the patent is too narrow and does not apply to the world of POS transactions in a way that would affect how they do business. The court said the presentation to it was a joke, and that basically says it all.
Also, I wonder how many here are paid stock promoters. I should have remembered where I am.
I was willing to introduce a path and a market for this product, but until I see it actually exists, I won;t bother. There are other companies right now in Singapore, Italy and Belgium developing this exact same technology (a biometric payment card), and I will just refer the CEO I am helping to them. Thats all.
