Replies to post #47975 on e.Digital Corporation (fka EDIG)

[Cassandra]

LOL!!! Believe whatever you want, but you are 100% wrong.

FWIW, I have personally taken the time to review in detail the patent for MicroOS in detail. This patent is legally called (in the patent) the Norris Flash File System (NFFS). In reviewing it in detail, I was able to decipher and demystify it for the simple patent that it is.

I don't need anyone to "look it up for me." Additionally, I would willingly debate doni or anyone else on the "facts" of the so-called "MicroOS" (NFFS) patent.

My only constraint time-wise is that I have a client demanding most of my time until 10/15/03, so I do not have as much time on this board as I have sometimes had in the past.

Even though I do not have an abundance of specific technical expertise, the patent for the NFFS (aka MicroOS), was simple enough for me to understand with the basic computer knowledge that I have. Although it took some patience to read through and study the entire patent, I believe that any EDIG investor with above-average intelligence and a willingness to delve into the patent could decipher it and explain it to fellow investors. Since no one seems willing to do that deciphering/demystifying, I am willing to do it when I find the time.

Unfortunately, many investors have been convinced by message board pundits that it is too complicated for them to understand. This is not true. The patent for the NFFS (MicroOS)is actually very simple in it's goals and effect if one filters out al of the extraneous detail.

I truly believe that e.Digital investors (including myself) were profoundly mislead by management, and even moreso by message board pundits, that MicroOS was much more significant than it ever was.

I have taken the time to deeply examine the patent for the NFFS (aka MicroOS) and have found it to be understandable.