You previously said that Digitalway's "market cap" is not "anywhere close to a billion dollars" and suggested I look it up.
I'd appreciate an explanation as to how you, yourself, looked up Digitalway's supposed market cap when you made that supposed statement of fact.
It's pretty clear to me that you made the statement without any knowledge of the facts. Why not just admit that you bluffed and were caught in your folly?
Can you define what e.Digital means by a "multi-billion dollar OEM?" They been dangling carrots using this term since 2000, yet since not one "multi-billion dollar OEM" has ever been put out a product licensing anything of e.Digital's, it is still not known what they mean by this term.
Back in 2000-2001 they said they were negotiating with 10 or more "multi-billion dollar OEMs" to license their music player reference design. Since there aren't that many multi-billion dollar OEMs that are in the MP3 player field, what did they mean by stating that?
It is similar to their much more recent claims that "they" were negotiating with 9 airlines for the IFE device. Now it's fully known that e.Digital is not the entity that negotiates with airlines for the device a customer, APS, had EDIG produce. It's obvious now that e.Digital was never "negotiating" with any airline, let alone 9 just as they were never in any real negotiations with 10 or more "multi-billion dollar OEMs."
The points you seem to have missed from my previous post is that you made statements about Digitalway's market cap that showed you did not know what you were talking about and that no one knows what e.Digital is referring to in using the term "multi-billion dollar OEM."
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