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Where does it say Huge?!
They said:
"NeoMedia will put its best foot forward in front of major companies from around the globe, industry and financial analysts, and trade and business media."
Also:
"Right now," said Fritz, "NeoMedia has activated a few UPC and EAN product codes for demo purposes, making it possible to take a picture of the code on a product, such as a can or bottle of soda, and then go right to the targeted Web site."
*** Notice the word "few" used above, don't confuse that with huge.
As part of NeoMedia's CeBIT demo, users will be able to comparison-shop with PaperClick . . . taking a picture of the ISBN (for International Standard Book Numbers) code on virtually any book to link automatically via the Internet to a Web site displaying an image of the book and its price elsewhere.
***Notice the word "demo" used above, don't confuse that with huge either.
What I'd like to know form any attendee is whether the cell phone displays the same info for ISBN's as my PC at home (which displays only the book as a sample of what Paperclick can do) or whether it's actually set up now to make the purchase via Amazon or another vendor. Maybe they thought they would have a deal with the vendor that just didn't get finalized on time for CeBIT.
As for 3d Q 2004. I expect the pps to rise well before then (when we're walking), but 3d Q will be the start of (IMO) when the business plan will be running as opposed to the crawl we have now.
Most people tend to make big profits on stocks they purchase before its obvious to the layman. That's in the crawling stage. Eom
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