Thank You '74 about the analog clarification. As I mentioned, I keep thinking of ways in which VLNT patents could possibly be a part of emerging Video revolution that I have seen unfolding for at least the past three years. As soon as I saw video Ipod, I thought ahead to the elimination of information sharing barriers and what might be the participating factors. Obviously, the ability to utilize internet capability and interface it with the times, places, and devices that we consumers access our media is the golden ticket. Christmas 06 I saw the first 2 way streaming-video made accessible to the average middle-class consumer via Apple. Very Jettson's I thought. Now, with the proliferation of hand-held devices and the capability of super-fast media sharing, it becomes more apparent that this is the trend. Anyone that has a stake in this technology revolution is going to succeed in a monumental fashion. Can you imagine two-way video-streaming accessibility from hand-held and household devices THAT UTILIZE VLNT PATENTED TECHNOLOGY? I can. I'm imagining it right now. $$$$$$$$$$$$$$$
