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To: lawrence smith who wrote (1075)	10/13/1998 6:11:00 PM
From: Zeev Hed	Read Replies (2) \| Respond to of 50165

Lawrence, Let me understand you, you are telling me that a gallon will return $100 k in royalties? Your last post simply stated they get $100 K per gallon (selling price of the goop). In any event, I suggest that you go on the IBM patent site and look for optically active eyeglasses, and you will see that the principle of active eyeglasses has been around for quite some time. Somehow, the market still does not buy much of it. Corning has a photochromic material which changes its optical density in response to light flux, no need for power or high voltage. They sell some, but much less then a million units per year and you must agree it is much better then one in which you have to activate the stuff yourself. Be realistic. Zeev