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Float 43,335,095 a/o Dec 31, 2010
Authorized Shares 250,000,000 a/o Dec 31, 2010


Enable IPC Corp OTC:EIPC
<>http://www.otcmarkets.com/stock/EIPC/financials active

Attorney Letter Dated Feb 4th 2011 with respect to current information: http://www.otcmarkets.com/otciq/ajax/showFinancialReportById.pdf?id=43576

EIPC Web Site: http://www.enableipc.com/index.htm

If you are not familiar with current Ultracapacitors or Potentiostats, here’s a brief explanation:

Definition for Capacitor: is a device for storing electric charge

Definition for Ultracapacitor :
Electric double-layer capacitors, also known as supercapacitors, pseudocapacitors, electrochemical double layer capacitors (EDLCs), or ultracapacitors, are electrochemical capacitors that have an unusually high energy density when compared to common capacitors.

Definition for Potentiostats:
A potentiostat is the electronic hardware required to control a three-electrode cell and run most electroanalytical experiments.

Definition for RFID Radio-frequency identification (RFID) is the use of an object (typically referred to as an RFID tag) applied to or incorporated into a product, animal, or person for the purpose of identification and tracking using radio waves. ...

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Ultracapacitors

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Potentiostat

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/RFID_chip

Radio-frequency identification (RFID) is the use of an object (typically referred to as an RFID tag) applied to or incorporated into a product, animal, or person for the purpose of identification and tracking using radio waves. The chip in the tag contains information about the item that it is either attached to or embedded in. The tag transmits that information to the reader using radio signals.


The two links below are excellent too understand the basic’s before applying EIPC technology too statements made in recent PR’s.

http://www.enableipc.com/ultracapacitors.htm

http://www.enableipc.com/potentiostats.htm

One of the first things that caught my attention was the Award given to the subsidiary of EIPC, http://www.solrayo.com In June of 2010.

National Science Foundation Small Business Technology Transfer Research Grant

In June 2010, Enable IPC announced that its subsidiary, SolRayo, Inc., had been awarded a $149,935 STTR (Small Business Technology Transfer Research) grant from the National Science Foundation (NSF) to conduct research into applying the Company's technology into battery applications. Specifically titled "Using Nanoparticle Oxide Coatings to Increase Cycle Life of Cathode Materials for Li-Ion Batteries," research is underway, being conducted by SolRayo's Director of Battery R&D, Dr. Walter Zeltner in collaboration with the University of Wisconsin. During Phase I of the study, the Company's proprietary nanoparticle solution is being applied to battery technologies to investigate initial findings suggesting that battery life may be enhanced and that battery temperature tolerances may be expanded by using the Company's nanoparticle solution.

Before you read EPIC News, please read the 1st four news items for 2011: http://www.solrayo.com/SolRayo/News/News.html

Understand the basic RFID technology is currently on the table, it’s what you add to this basic product that sets a product apart from it’s competition.

These next 4 news items show very important information if you read it carefully.

I’m going to provide excerpts of each news item to save time. You may at anytime go back and read the entire Press Release:

Enable IPC Reaches $4.5 Million Three-Year Deal for Ultracapacitors for Use in RFID Applications
Date : 08/30/2010 @ 8:00AM
Enable IPC Corporation (PINKSHEETS: EIPC) announced today that the Company has reached an agreement with a major manufacturer of radio frequency identification (RFID) tags and readers to provide ultracapacitor-based products to improve the range in which the tags can be read. The customer has committed, subject to successful product development and testing, to purchase a total of $4.5 million in customized ultracapacitor devices from Enable IPC over the next three years to incorporate into the customer's RFID tags. Both parties anticipate that, given the fact that a significantly longer read range will provide much needed traction in the RFID tag market, the total dollar amount of tags sold by the customer will likely be much higher than currently forecasted.
"The Enable IPC/SolRayo ultracapacitor-based technology is ideal for the RFID application," said David Walker, CEO of Enable IPC Corporation. "The idea of quickly and economically charging and discharging the power device is very attractive in this market. "RFID tags are used everyday all around the world. Concerns over food safety have led some countries including Canada, Australia and New Zealand to begin mandating RFID use in tracking livestock all the way from birth to retail sales. As this spreads to other countries and other animal types, livestock tracking is expected to become the dominant market in the RFID industry -- British Research firm IDTechEx expects livestock tracking to be the largest RFID market by 2017 at nearly $6.5 billion worldwide, largely propelled by government mandates.

The above was August of 2010:

Approx. 1 Week Later
Enable IPC Issues Update on $4.5 Million RFID Deal, Potentiostat, Pink OTC Markets Upgrade and Solar Energy Storage

Enable IPC Corporation (PINKSHEETS: EIPC) today issued an update to shareholders and interested parties on the Company's recent announcements of a $4.5 million deal for ultracapacitors for radio frequency identification (RFID) tags, the Company's upgrade to the Pink OTC Markets 'Current Information' status, the potentiostat product and the relationship between the Company's subsidiary SolRayo, Inc.

(http://www.solrayo.com) and National Instruments, and on the application of the Company's ultracapacitor technology in solar energy storage.

Me: The first part of the news was very similar to the last…

In farm management, RFID systems can be used along with software systems to allow for easier tracking of various animal characteristics depending upon the type of farm (e.g., milk production in a diary farm), which allows for increased efficiency and decreased labor costs.

As an example, one report states that using RFID systems in such a way to track individual cattle rather than in groups has allowed one farmer to estimate he is saving $35-60 per head of cattle. Concerns over food safety have led some countries including Canada, Australia and New Zealand to begin mandating RFID use in tracking livestock all the way from birth to retail sales. In the instance of a food safety issue (for example, E. Coli found in hamburger), tainted meats can be more accurately, quickly and easily tracked back to the originating ranches, and in some instances to the animal itself, as well as any other animals or products they may have come into contact with along the way.

This would facilitate more efficient and less costly recalls and quicker resolutions of any crisis. As these mandates spread to other countries and other animal types, livestock tracking is expected to become the dominant market in the RFID industry -- British Research firm IDTechEx expects livestock tracking to be the largest RFID market by 2017 at nearly $6.5 billion worldwide, largely propelled by government mandates. According to the US Department of Agriculture, in the US alone there are over 100 million cattle and over 35 million born each year.

There are three basic types of RFID tags: passive, battery-assisted passive (BAP) and active. Passive RFID tags are comprised of two components: a chip and a radio antenna. A piece of equipment called a "reader" is used to send out a signal that "wakes up" the chip. The tag sends back the signal ("backscatters") to the reader, transmitting the information on the chip. Passive chips backscatter 10-15% of the energy they receive and, therefore, can usually be read from about 35 feet away. Battery-assisted passive (BAP) RFID tags contain an embedded power source, a thin film battery or a printed energy storage device. The power source enables the tag to backscatter much more of the energy it receives (some claim as much as 90%) and has been shown to be read from over 150 feet away. Active RFID tags utilize a power source, are typically "always on," and emit the energy from the battery rather than through backscatter. They are needed in electromagnetically unfriendly environments and can be read from readers over 100 feet away.

There have been three major issues with BAP and active energy storage components: cost, reliability and maintenance. Up until recently, active and BAP technologies added significant bulk and therefore cost to RFID tags. With recent thin film battery technologies bulk is less of an issue, however the thin film batteries can be less reliable and more costly.

In addition, detection ranges can drop significantly with the age of the tag and battery with some dropping from 150 feet to a 12 foot detection range.

Enable IPC's solution would enable an active RFID tag to be read over 100 feet away while providing the low cost, maintenance free reliability of a passive RFID tag. Expect to hear more about this agreement and Enable's plans in the coming weeks.

Next News Items in January 2010

Enable IPC Corporation (PINKSHEETS: EIPC) today issued an update to shareholders and interested parties on the Company's $4.5 million RFID agreement, other applications for the Company's ultracapacitor technologies and the Company's $149,935 National Science Foundation STTR Grant.
$4.5 Million, Three-Year RFID Agreement Update

Enable IPC previously announced reaching a three-year $4.5 million agreement with a major manufacturer of radio frequency identification (RFID) tags and readers to provide ultracapacitor-based products to improve the range in which the tags can be read. The customer primarily sells RFID systems for livestock applications and Enable IPC's customized ultracapacitor is anticipated to significantly increase the customer's RFID system read range, which would prove beneficial for both farm management and food safety.

Since the announcement last fall, the initial product development phase of the project has been completed and the evaluation and testing phase has begun. Subject to successful testing, the customer has committed to purchasing $4.5 million of these customized ultracapacitor devices from Enable IPC over the next three years.

ME: The above has yet to say over $4.5 million..

National Science Foundation Small Business Technology Transfer Research Grant
In June 2010, Enable IPC announced that its subsidiary, SolRayo, Inc., had been awarded a $149,935 STTR (Small Business Technology Transfer Research) grant from the National Science Foundation (NSF) to conduct research into applying the Company's technology into battery applications.

Specifically titled "Using Nanoparticle Oxide Coatings to Increase Cycle Life of Cathode Materials for Li-Ion Batteries," research is underway, being conducted by SolRayo's Director of Battery R&D, Dr. Walter Zeltner in collaboration with the University of Wisconsin. During Phase I of the study, the Company's proprietary nanoparticle solution is being applied to battery technologies to investigate initial findings suggesting that battery life may be enhanced and that battery temperature tolerances may be expanded by using the Company's nanoparticle solution. <read again>


Date04/12/2011@9:00AM
Again, excerpts:

Enable IPC Corporation (PINKSHEETS: EIPC) today issued an update to shareholders and interested parties on recent developments regarding the Company's previously announced RFID agreement, including details on the tag performance and production schedule. RFID tags are devices that transmit data over radio frequencies. They are used in dozens of applications and the market for these devices has been estimated by a third party market researcher at nearly $6 billion in 2010, with substantial future growth.

Enable IPC's RFID Tags Cover the Entire 860 to 960 MHz RFID Band Enable IPC's tags are specifically designed to operate across a large, international frequency band, between 860 to 960 MHz, meaning they will cover frequency bands used in major markets, such as the US (902 to 928MHz), the EU (867 to 869MHz) and Japan (950 to 960MHz).

As previously announced, the tag will utilize Enable's ultracapacitors (along with some additional novel devices) which are expected to substantially improve the range at which the tags can be read, as well as the tags' sensitivity.

In addition, the tags will be designed to be rugged and durable with resistance to harsh environments and are expected to last longer than many of the items they will be used to track. The tag is also designed to be high-end, with performance characteristics and tracking distances expected to exceed those in its product category.

The tags will also be re-usable and will likely be offered with an attractive long-term warranty.

Additional details on the tag's characteristics are expected to be released in the coming weeks.

Enable IPC's Production on Schedule Enable IPC has completed and tested the initial RFID tag prototypes and expects to have samples later this month or early next month.

Production units are still scheduled to be available in June.. Enable IPC Expands its Role in RFID Enable IPC previously announced a marketing and distribution agreement that will serve to expand the Company's role in a previously announced RFID agreement.

Enable IPC will now manage and oversee the manufacturing of a new, rugged and state of the art RFID tag that utilizes ultracapacitors provided by Enable and other novel devices.

Additionally, the confidential partner company *** discussed in the previously announced agreement will use its substantial experience in marketing and selling RFID systems to serve as the primary marketer and distributor of Enable's RFID tags ***.

The value of the agreement for Enable IPC is also expected to increase substantially from the $4.5 million, three-year agreement previously announced.

Enable IPC's Expanded Communication Channels Enable IPC has recently taken on the challenge of expanding its communication channels, primarily through the use of social media.

As a part of this effort, the Company has improved its website, redesigning it for a sleeker, cleaner look and improved user interface. Enable IPC's website is located at: http://www.enableipc.com.

In addition, Enable IPC has recently added a YouTube channel, Facebook page and Twitter as part of its communications effort. Followers of the Company can now receive updated information on a more regular basis as well as data on the items of interest to the Company. Enable IPC's YouTube channel is located at: http://www.youtube.com/enableipc.

To follow Enable IPC on Twitter, go to: http://www.twitter.com/enableipc.

To view the company's Facebook page, go to: http://www.facebook.com/pages/Enable-IPC/140064176054394.

About Enable IPC Corp. (Intellectual Property Commercialization) Enable IPC (http://www.enableipc.com) seeks to turn technologies into products and is a transparent, fair, turnkey partner for sub-licensing and joint development with other companies. Forward-Looking Statements This release may contain forward-looking statements, such as "anticipate," "likely," "could" and similar terminology that are made pursuant to the safe harbor provisions of the Private Securities Reform Act of 1995. Forward-looking statements involve known and unknown risks and uncertainties, which may cause a company's actual results in the future to differ materially from forecasted results. These risks and uncertainties include, among other things, the ability to secure additional financing for the company, changing economic conditions, business conditions, and the risks inherent in the operations of a company. Contact:Rich Kaiser Investor Relations(800) 631-8127 Actual Releases: http://ih.advfn.com/p.php?pid=nmona&article=44175724 http://ih.advfn.com/p.php?pid=nmona&article=44269125 http://ih.advfn.com/p.php?pid=nmona&article=45967533 http://ih.advfn.com/p.php?pid=nmona&article=47262029 http://www.nanotech-now.com/news.cgi?story_id=41360 http://ih.advfn.com/p.php?pid=nmona&article=43565483 Founded: http://investing.businessweek.com/research/stocks/snapshot/snapshot.asp?ticker=<; a=""> style='background-color:yellow;'>EIPC:US

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Final Analysis:

Basically we have SolRayo, Inc. a high-tech start-up company that focuses on new nanotechnology based materials for energy storage applications and instruments for testing their performance.

They were recently funded further back in June of 2010. They are a subsidiary of <>http://www.enableipc.com/index.htm Who has a 3 year agreement with a confidential partner for $4.5million dollars which will be significantly expanded [stated in 3 PR’s], “expected to increase substantially from the $4.5 million, three-year agreement previously announced”.

Question: What RFID Manufacturer would have the capacity to purchase over $4.5 million dollars worth of of EIPC product Would it be a Manufacturer with say $5 million in revenues? Doesn’t make sense. What about $10 million in Rev’s? That doesn’t either.

If I read and I quote: “expected to increase substantially from the $4.5million three-year agreement previously announced’, that means XYZ Company has already set sail in marketing this application in conjunction with their current RFID Tags.

Since there are approx. 100 million Cattle alone in the US, how much market share could one manufacturing company have here in the US / Canada?

I’ll use instead of $4.5 million, $7 million, that’s a substantial increase. Who has the capacity to manufacture, market, and sell this many products?

I’ll tell you the list is short and under 5 companies here in the US.

The Big Picture:

* The Story
* The Startup
* The Large Niche
* The Share Structure
* The RFID ‘niche’ here in a way… is much like ECDC only on the opposite end of the ‘range’.
This could be considered an OPEN RANGE!
<good movie by the way> LoL
* The Confidential Partner Company
* Upcoming Revenues Exceed Well Above $4.5million

This is a company that has yet to make in on the map, either iHub or Other Promotion Sites.

Remember too the last part of a recent PR: “David Walker, CEO of Enable IPC. "Final prototypes will follow and production units are expected to be available for sale in late May or early June."

This is an excellent time to buy once your DD is complete, and before Sales begin, and definitely before the ‘confidential partner’ is revealed.

If anyone has done business with a well-established entity and say...your not, you know until the final curtain is revealed they do not want anyone to know their ongoing business, especially their competition!

It may also be revealed in an upcoming 8k, which we will definitely see once things are in order, a possible exclusivity between EIPC and said “Partner”.

This is why at .0085 and below .0125c, I feel confident EIPC is an excellent opportunity.

Due Diligence Required !!

EIPC .0085
Short Term Goal .010c
Long Term Goal Summer of 2012 [too start]


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