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Non-Tech : Bill Wexler's Dog Pound -- Ignore unavailable to you. Want to Upgrade?

To: Bill Wexler who wrote (9201)	2/28/2003 10:13:12 PM
From: N. Dixon	Read Replies (1) \| Respond to of 10293

Bill, Wow can't believe you have time to post when you're working the REFR Yahoo board all day. Anyway, you mentioned in your letter to Yahoo REFR Investors (remember the ones that you solicited to write to you online because they were investing in a "fraud"?) that other technologies were better and going to be in the market before REFR. Well could you be more specific? You argue that since SPD film was developed in 1991 that it's an old technology, but look at where the competition is: messages.yahoo.com To that end, in 1992, SAGE formed a joint research and development partnership with the 3M Corporation, and the two companies brought in scientists from Rutgers University’s Center for Ceramic Research as additional collaborators. The joint venture submitted a proposal in ATP’s 1992 General Competition and was successful. The ATP provided $3.472 million, matched by $3.821 million from the 3M Corporation and SAGE, for a project to develop advanced electrochromic materials and production processes. The project was designed to build upon the EC synthesis and processing experience of tiny SAGE, while also drawing upon the module technology and manufacturing and commercialization skills of the Fortune 500 company, 3M. SAGE was to focus on the technical requirements relating to EC glass, and 3M on the technical requirements relating to tape. So where can we order those 3M SAGE windows? Or show I say "when?" These companies are marketing and selling SPD products: agpglass.com brgsmartglass.com hanglas.co.kr spdi.co.kr inspectech.net I especially like the SPD windows in the AIRBUS cabin {bottom row on the right): spdi.co.kr razorsedgetech.com thermoviewinc.com