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Microcap & Penny Stocks : NORRIS COMM - Flash Disk OS

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To: Michael L. Bland who wrote (6)6/22/1996 6:57:00 PM
From: Starlight   of 523
 
Michael - Yes - I agree there is potential in NORRF, and I intend to keep holding.

Just a few more comments on my visit -- One of the people with me asked if Polaroid was using the Norris OS in their new cameras. We were told "no", but the OS they are using MAY be infringing on the Norris patent, and they are going to check into it. I asked whether or not it would pay to try to fight Polaroid, since it would cost Norris a lot of money (and time) and could be a drag on resources. The answer was that even if they didn't sue Polaroid, by calling to their attention that they were guilty of patent infringement (IF this proves to be the case), they might be able to get a licensing agreement from Polaroid or some kind of alliance. (I'm sure you lawyers out there would know more about this.) So it will be interesting to see how this develops.

The Mobile Planet catalog is currently selling FlashBack. I believe they have a website. Not sure, but address might be www.mplanet.com.

A future version of FlashBack will have Liquid Crystal Display to show time, date, mode of operation, message no. and edit options. It will be slightly larger than the current FB. We saw drawings of it, and it still will be very compact.

Norris annual meeting will probably be late Sept.

Betty
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