Replies to post #3478 on GDT Tek Inc. (fka GDTK)

[deafchild]

I'm sorry, are you for this company? Are you really sticking up for this company and believing all the BS that they are putting out? S-gen should of been out 2 years ago. This year alone. They said after the chinese new year. Didn't happen. Then it was end of August. Didn't happen. Now you are saying 2009. I'm just trying to really understand that I'm reading you correctly. I think you should listen to some of the longs here. All of there pr's are just fluff!!!!

[seattletechguy]

ib12u: That's all 'forward-looking'...

and therefore covered by the 'safe harbor' statement. None of it is fact. For example, what does the statement that the new S-GEN will be 'unveiled' after the first of the year mean. I think it means that sometime in 2009, Seamless will show off a new version of the product -- probably a new prototype. (Of course, that ignores the fact that August 28, 2011 is 'after the first of the year.')

A fact would be something like:

- Seamless has signed a license extension with Microsoft to allow the sale of Windows Mobile past the expiration of the current agreement (May 31, 2009)
- Seamless has signed a license agreement with Microsoft to allow the sale of Office Mobile (which SMWF has announced would be available on the S-GEN but doesn't currently have a license to sell according to their SEC filings)
- The S-GEN has been approved for sale in the US by the FCC (with the license number provided)
- The S-GEN has been approved for sale in the EU (similar number provided)
- Seamless has arranged for warranty service to be provided by ABC Corp (8K filing indicating the financial commitment taken on by Seamless)
- Seamless has reached an agreement with XYZ cellphone carrier to support the S-GEN (again, an 8K filing would be expected)
- Production of the S-GEN has begun at some facility in Taiwan
- The first 1000 S-GENs have been shipped to some retailer

The recording you reference -- “mp SMWF 002” was recorded at the end of 2007, about 9 months ago. He talks about the SKY-FI business which is gone, and refers to the S-XGEN. And he discusses the company's 'upcoming' attendance at CES 2008.

The funniest part is that the whole interview is just a cut-and-paste job. They took an old interview that Al did, and then pasted in the 'interviewer's' comments.