With XYBR, it's never been the past that's been attractive, it's the potential of the products and the IP positions they hold. The question has always been can they sell what they've patented? That, apparently, is beginning to happen with the MA V. Now, as applications such as airport security and others like aircraft and telephone company maintenance, military, medical, ??? uses surface, the vision of XYBR is starting to become reality.... it's their time to perform now. MA V is in production, and the company says the domestic MA 6 (WIA/POMA) will be available in early 2002. More smaller, faster versions will follow...
Remember the early days of the cellular phone... |
