Right. Coo is having it's own problems, so it's too soon to make an investment decision based on what happened with COO. What we can be sure of is that the technology is real. This is like getting in on CD technology when 8 tracks were selling. Which, I believe is one of the problems with COO. I don't think they were ready to handle the developing, manufacturing, and marketing of something this new and this big, since last year they had major acquisitions and the stock took a major hit. They are up from what they were, and they are still down 21%. They weren't going to risk anything with a start-up with untried technology after the bottom fell out last August.
