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To: LeonardSlye who wrote (1191)	7/31/2001 10:16:21 AM
From: ralfph	Respond to of 8273

QBX is HAULTED ! probably some wishy washy announcement but hope springs eternal. eom

To: LeonardSlye who wrote (1191)	7/31/2001 3:10:39 PM
From: david	Read Replies (2) \| Respond to of 8273

Leny. on post 1173 you asked me about their Financials and I gave you some answers on post 1174, sorry if it didnt make any sense to you, first of all English is not my mother language. And yes I am the someone that came on this tread not long ago and yes my real names are: David Delu under which I post. Any way I will try to explain a bit more why I am so keen of DDE . and am long on it: One of the most important things I look at when I invest in a Company is the quality of partners, and if you are trying to get a revolutionary technology accepted, you need to work with the biggest companies. Again, General Instrument is the #1 manufacturer of cable set-top boxes in the world. They had to do extensive due diligence and they did not invest in any of the other companies (to the best of my knowledge). Also, none of the other companies got to display their products on the General Instrument, Motorola, Pioneer, or Intel booths at trade shows (to the best of my knowledge). It may not seem like much, but it is a big endorsement in my opinion if these big companies allow a small, unknown company to demonstrate their product in a setting that is paid for by the big company. and regarding the Financials they just closed another PP. This is further proof that DDD is the most substantial company in the 3-D space, as they have been able to raise money in this very, very difficult financing environment. Elliott subscribed for more than C$3 million, which should show confidence as Elliott is the largest shareholder still, and others have come in for another C$2 million. Dynamic Digital Depth Inc - News Release Dynamic Digital raises $5-million for 3-D TV Dynamic Digital Depth Inc DDE Shares issued 22,165,992 2001-07-30 close $2.5 Tuesday Jul 31 2001 News Release Mr. Mark Schwartz reports Dynamic Digital Depth has raised $5-million through an equity private placement. Lead investor, Elliott Associates, subscribed for over $3-million of the capital and remains DDD's largest shareholder. "Having seen the progress DDD has made bringing 3-D TV without glasses to market -- including 3-D TV systems actually available for sale now -- we are more convinced than ever that DDD will play a major role in the transformation of consumer television," said a spokesperson for Elliott. The terms of the private placement announced in April were amended to increase the size of the equity financing to $5,029,024 through the issuance of 1,796,079 units at a price of $2.80 per unit. Each unit comprises one common share and one-half warrant, with each whole warrant exercisable into one common share at an exercise price of $3.50 over a two-year period. Commissions of cash and units were paid in accordance with applicable securities laws. This private placement is subject to regulatory approval. WARNING: The company relies upon litigation protection for "forward-looking" statements. Good luck and wish you the best Dave