Hello Wolff,
> Pretty interesting IMO.
Yes ... and as I stated, in my research I have found numerous companies that make OEM micro-motherboards. I'm guessing that you recognize this fact from the Epson web site ... right?
Just in case you don't, I can go into great detail for you here to explain the differences ... just let me know ...
> But the Epson-PC card does indeed contain "...permanent
> memory so it can store operating system, applications
> software and data"----(actually according to the patent
> permanent memory is not the language used, it says
> "internal non-volatile storage means"
I'm guessing that you are going to post the URL of the source of your Epson data? Again, I don't want any of the investors here to start thinking that you are keeping any truth from them ... we know that is not your intent.
Here's a good start for people who want to review the Epson information: eea.epson.com
This is an OEM component that is not a complete product. There are many reasons why this might be done, and one is to avoid any Patent issues and licensing fees. But I can not find *any* references to a shipping "product" which could just to "turned on and used" ...
I'm sure that if I'm missing something you'll point me to the URLs that will correct this statement?
> I would like to point out now that the Epson PC-Card
> series DOES INDEED HAVE NON-VOLATILE STORAGE MEANS
I'm sorry ... but you'll have to post the URLs for further investigation.
One thing that I guess you would know is that the word "MEANS" makes a huge difference in law ...
You have the "MEANS" to steal from someone ... but actually *stealing* something is against the law. Likewise in Patent law, having the "MEANS" is not in violation of the patent unless those means are used ...
> So, clearly IMO the product does indeed contain the
> non-volatile storage means that the CFO says must be
> contained within in.
And so I would speculate that the OEM vendor, who purchases these components from Epson, might have to contend with Xybernaut on the patents ... this is a very good find!
Now that I think about it, that means that if Xybernaut simply watches who the customers are that use the Epson products, they will have a very good trail to follow in pursuit of patent license revenues! Very good find indeed!
Scott C. Lemon |
