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Wednesday, 03/24/2004 1:43:02 AM

Wednesday, March 24, 2004 1:43:02 AM

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From Sparky: Sunday 02/29/04 10:15 am cst

Right On George4168! Sony's PSP Delay Big Plus For TIGR!
It's all a matter of market penetration!

The way Sparky sees things, there are really two ways for Gametrac to capture a significantly larger slice of this about-to-explode mobile gaming industry.

The first way would be if Sony and Nintendo both delay production much past the end of this year. The resulting absence of these two huge competitors would pretty much assure TIGR an opportunity to capture a much bigger market share than it otherwise would.

A second way, Sparky's favorite by far, would be to instead team up with a Big Hitter, a true industry leader type, one that would bring name recognition and much needed retail infastructure to the party.

Under this very real scenario, Gametrac sales would benefit wonderfully and globally from far greater exposure and the end result would be a market share far greater than TIGR could ever expect to capture on its own.

And while Sparky here wouldn't mind be adopted by any one of the impressive firms George4168 mentioned, each of whom has business dealings with TIGR; at this juncture, Sparky's favorite pick would have to be MSFT.

Since Gametrac will be the ONLY mobile gaming device smart enough to be using a Windows (CE.NET) operating system, Sparky also thinks MFST would be the best match in that each would best benefit from the other.

But in reality, it doesn't really even matter at this point. What does matter is that Sony's finally announced the PSP delay, which is sure to boost TIGR's eventual market share. Also, the street, at long last, is now beginning to rightfully focus on the hefty after-sale revenues that will be desirably associated with Gametrac.

And now that more and more investors are beginning to properly analyze TIGR shares on the basis of how much income each share is capable of generating, Sparky will be very surprised if TIGR shareholders aren't looking at 75 cents in the rearview mirror in the very near future.

Considering how far you've come TIGR shares, it won't be long now! Sparky too thinks that TIGR shares could some day real soon be valued over $ 2.

Best Regards,

Sparky

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From george1468: Sunday 02/29/04 8:23 am cst

TIGR (Tiger Telematics) wholly owns a subsidirary company called GameTrac. GameTrac is on the cutting edge of the Wireless Gaming Industry and is collaborating with the like MSFT, Samsung, XLNX, Celestica and many other companies that could buy and sell TIGR a hundred times over.
For an independent opinion of what GameTrac is got to: www.xbox365.com.

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Bottomline: It is a great time to get in to this stock. Friday saw a consolidation at $.50 Prices will never get any cheaper. TIGR is a buyout candidate at prices of $2.00 to $3.00 and up. Buy this stock BEFORE Bill Gates does.

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