Barge, those were all points that I am aware of. I agree it's nice that they have a TPM and secure protection which is important to the game developers if they are to go sell their products via a broadband connection. The consumer will be most interested in the gaming experience, the availability of quality games from known developers.
I just think they will have a huge challenge getting any kind of acceptance in the market.
As for TvTonic and Howard Dean. As you know, it's not important how much TvTonic helped generate for Howard Dean. What is important, is how much did it make for Wavexpress?
Anyway, I don't mean to diminish your find. It's good to see TPM's gaining traction and visibility. If you find that a TPM is going into an established product like Playstation or Xbox, that would be more exciting! I'm sure you will agree that it will be the gorilla companies that will drive the large deployment of TPM's and open the door for Wave's premium services.
The same goes for NextBend. It's great that the want to put an Embassy in their box. It's a small step. If Wave could get a Motorolla on a Scientific Atlanta interested, that is a different tune.
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