Bill: I am disappointed. I recently told my friends that you were a cut above the charlatans whose "analyses" are articulated by glib, scatological characterizations.
Let me see if I can justify your taking a closer look at this company and what it is on the verge of achieving.
A hardware solution that is distributed on the client side is precisely why the market cap extrapolates beyond current financials. Wave's patented system is chip-based, residing in hardware as well as software. It is distributed, operating on client-side, at the point of consumption. It is programmable, to modulate privacy, exportability, and compatibility. It is flexible, using any payment-model: try, rent, rent-to-own, or buy. It is efficient, effecting microtransactions down to a fraction of a penny. It is adaptable, embedding inexpensively in any device: PC, STB, keyboard, PDA, media player, modem, receiver, dongle, or smart card. It is versatile, working with any network, whether by wire (cable, telephone, etc.); over the air (broadcast, satellite, etc.); or on physical media (the post office distributing CDs, DVDs). It is autonomous, operable without a tether to any network; transactions may occur offline and be stored in EMBASSY for later uploading to the WaveNet. It is comprehensive, a solution for all digital content: data, executables, audio, video, etc. It is safe, providing security services for boot integrity, e.mail, e.commerce, telecommunication. It is compatible, with capability to complement, emulate, or even run on other solutions.
Beyond all of this is broadband via digital broadcast: WaveXpress.
If you have read this far, I am grateful. I hope that I have at least piqued your interest in looking a little closer. If you asked me to limit this message to two links, I think I would choose these two white papers:
hpconnect.com
wave.com
If I could add three news links, to boot:
wave.com
wave.com
wave.com
Thanks for your perseverance. |
