Thursday, July 26, 2007 12:31:27 PM
I am optomistic about this company, however the chances of the patent coming through is a long shot at best. Not something to base a substantial investment of off. HISC is far from holding a patent. The patent office is flooded with patent pending companies. As I understand things, Motorola was interested in HISC in terms of being a parts supplier. Moto already owns several patents on components needed to to make the circuit board. Moto simply sttod behind HISC like they have done any other upstart that would move their component inventory. It is also not the practice of any good CEO to buy a company that is not already profitable (though it does happen if the company is simply lacking things like mass production).
We must base our hopes on the hard work of the leadership and engineers of this company. Thats what the big corporations are looking for before buying ANY portions of HISC.
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