Infotainment. My repost from Agorar.
Subject: Infotainment
From OregonGal
PostID 328877 On Wednesday, April 21, 2004 (EST) at 7:59:53 AM
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There are only a few companies that make installed audio and soon to include streaming video via satellite radio broadcasts. Delphi is the largest and has the finacial muscle to easily take our technology to the sky (literally). If I remember right, Delphi is the old GM spin-off Delco. Two years ago at the CES a new Lexes (Toyota)sports car had a great looking video in the middle of the dashboard. There were 4 video screens in the mockup SUV in the DataPlay booth. We aren't talking GPS screens like OnStar here (Robert Emailed me yesterday and confirmed), we are talking ''streaming video.'' This means with a subscription or a pay per view format, we can stop at a rest stop to watch the final moments of an important sporting event; (2) we can use Mapquest and/or the internet to get directions or information; (3) audio books can be illustrated or movies can play for the passenger; TV with the Weather Channel and someone reading the Washington Post will be possible; and many other applications.
This may take a couple of years, but if this flies, I'm going to make many millions in my EDIG stock. Richard had got an XM Radio for his birthday in 2001, just before I met him. When we got married in 2002, he bought some XMSR for under $3 per share. Earlier this year XMSR was trading at $30. This is the kind of stock appreciation we can expect if Falk is able to pull this off. My ideas may sound like hype or pie-in-the-sky-bye-in-bye; but most of us are in this stock for the big bucks disruptive technology can generate. ORY
P.S. I'm not suggesting our talks are with Delphi, but I'm using it as an example of a company that could pull off this big ''infotainment'' miracle.
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