Nope -- yer just starting to sound like MG's cousin....guess I gotta put you on ignore too (sponging off of other's DD, and making conjectures that are nonsensical).
Hint -- only basher types ever promote the possibility of a r/s......IMO, there ain't gonna be one.....financials will reveal what the company is up to, and the prospects for anticipated follow-on contracts. The market is gearing up for Hop-on's market entry, producer of affordable entry-level handsets....branding is the key, and this is the year to drive new cell Hop-on's name as a noteable developer/producer/marketer of reasonable priced handsets.....just look at the pcmag.com articles, for instance.
Flextronics "might" manufacture Hop-on's handsets, but they might not. Could be the components were procured from Flextronics (yes, they market components and modules as well as producing phones). There's no hard evidence of who the cpmany is that actually manufactures Hop-on handsets for Hop-on, but I suspect there are more than one.....However many there are, it is sufficient for now, but they could likely gear up for a greater quantity of handsets, if need be. I could be that different companies manufacture different models of Hop-on handsets.
Chances are the available funds are being used to develop entry-level CDMA handsets to meet the market demands. I think all will be suprised at the number of employees actually working for Hop-on. IMO, the company has much more depth than just owning a few warehouses.
There's lots happening at executive levels that we don't need to see, but I belive they will be identified in short order as Hop-on begins to meet market expectations.
IMO, things will start happening pretty fast, so keep an open mind and don't get suckered into all the boohaha stories promugated by our shortsighted paid shills....
Regards.....Louinjaxxx
