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mike306oh

02/28/13 2:08 PM

#51408 RE: XenaLives #51402

My answer is: Yes to licensing, but No to your exclussion of a RM possibility.

The last trends show that hardware companies are more and more willing to join a good sofware company. In practical terms, they already knbow in any high tech field, the software company (e.g., Microsoft) is making most profits as compared to the hardware companies (e.g. Intel, AMD). A company that has both hard- and soft-ware cappabilities, will not only be able to advance mor rapidly but to face the predicted ever increasing competition for many years to come.

Mike
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robotgeek

02/28/13 10:50 PM

#51452 RE: XenaLives #51402

I think JV's are the only practical option.

Glad to see you agree with Wallace's advice from over six years ago. Maybe marty will listen, but I doubt it. You'd think after launching a major sales and marketing campaign in 2006 and selling zero, despite his brilliant marketing skills, he would have realized he needed to JV. But not marty. He had no interest and of course, no deals in the last seven years. The big question is what interest rog will have after his shares are sold. I heard the initial notice requirements have been met and the sheriff should be setting a date. But of course, it will never happen. LOL!!!!!!!!!