Intelligent Ultrasound Share Discussion Threads

[wild bill] 09/5/2008 12:08

TCM how did the trip go? I read "The Firm" in the last few days whilst holidaying in tropical Dumfries, it was partly based in the Caymans, sounds a good place to relax.....

[friars3] 07/5/2008 17:59

Options ??????????????

[friars3] 06/5/2008 13:43

that's what I can't understand, they should be buying now

[friars3] 06/5/2008 13:43

that's what I can't understand, they should be buying now

[naeclue] 06/5/2008 10:46

AGM should be soon, waiting to hear of date from MED. Let me know any questions that you'd like asked, I live in Edinburgh so easy to attend.

Went to last years, mood was upbeat, seem a solid bunch. Curious to see how it'll look this year!

In the past price dips have been followed by director buying. Love to see that now....

[thecurrymonster] 03/5/2008 23:26

yes... but I've not seen any news....

ZZZZzzzzzzzz......

[friars3] 03/5/2008 20:21

Is there any one out there

[friars3] 29/4/2008 17:07

I think so

[jamnj] 25/4/2008 20:52

Is this the product they are fitting eyescreen into?

[friars3] 16/4/2008 22:48

hopefully it starts to go up. that bit of news gives me hope.

[friars3] 16/4/2008 22:44

Thank for the site and info

[friars3] 16/4/2008 17:03

I was right it is an accessory for the ipod

[naeclue] 16/4/2008 09:54

Nice to see signs of life. I've been hovering over the "bite the bullet and sell" button, but told myself I'd wait until the AGM, (around the end of May I'd imagine).

Last year they said they were talking to a lot of companies about eyeglasses, (I think more than 10), so hopefully this is just the start. Maybe the eyeglasses will be this years big Christmas seller, (MED based devices around $100 I think, rather than $300 currently on market)

[thecurrymonster] 16/4/2008 05:06

That's a bit more like it!

[25october1969] 15/4/2008 23:08

Better than a kick in the teeth



"MED, the AIM listed designer and manufacturer of low-power light emitting polymer displays, today announces that its revolutionary eyescreen™ display has been designed into wearable mobile media headsets by a leading global manufacturer.

Estar Displaytech Co. Ltd, a leading global manufacturer and supplier of virtual display products, has recently taken delivery of 60,000 units of eyescreen™, the smallest display screen in the world. Based in Hong Kong, Estar manufactures eyewear for mobile TV, video and 3D cinema. Its personal display headsets incorporating eyescreen™ are being shipped by Estar to distributors for retail in the Asia Pacific markets.

Commenting on the announcement, Bill Miller CEO of MED said: "We are delighted to see our eyescreen™ in high quality finished products. This demonstrates the progress we are making with our design in activities and we are confident that orders of this nature, with leading clients such as this, will culminate in substantial additional volume orders being placed."

He added: "Shipping our high quality product to global players is the next step in the wider adoption of eyescreen™ and brings us closer to realising the potential of our technology. Our aim is to establish eyescreen™ as an industry-standard display component, which is easy to incorporate in existing headset designs, as well as wider applications, from any global manufacturer, enriching the end user experience."

[thecurrymonster] 15/4/2008 09:56

The production problems were all sorted last year, with volume production now possible from Dresden. Unfortunately, it still looks like there is nothing with the product designed-in in volume, and my biggest reservations now are that they will either get overtaken by a competitor with a better product or run out of cash before the big order arrives. The longer this goes on with no news, the more th share price will drop and the risks will increase - it would only take one decent order announcement to restore some confidence, but it just doesn't seem to be happening, so for now - I'm out.

[friars3] 15/4/2008 09:46

I call the company some time back, The public representative chap said the were in production. but couldn't elaborate on it
This kind of reminds me of the film Chandlers list. plenty of production, but no sale

[thecurrymonster] 15/4/2008 08:36

Not looking too good is it? They need to announce a decent sized deal and get some product off the shelves, but it just dosn't seem to be happening. I'm certainly not tempted to buy back in, even at these prices unless there is some decent news. I'm still keeping my eye on things though, just in case...

[friars3] 15/4/2008 08:22

I think this shareis a bummer

[friars3] 14/4/2008 18:35

The directors must not have much faith in the company, And the price so low
no one buying and they going to be in profit from second half of this year.

[wild bill] 08/4/2008 11:11

It seems to have reversed the trend at least.....

[chocaholic] 08/4/2008 10:56

Anyone know anything about Glenn Collinson. Judging purely on the info in the RNS he looks like a good man to have onboard. Can't imagine someone of this calibre accepting a non-exec position unless he sees a decent future for the company.

[wild bill] 03/4/2008 09:12

friars3

TCM = The Curry Monster, he's 'diving' in the Caymans right now, as is MED - diving.

TheCurryMonster - 18 Mar'08 - 23:49 - 468 of 483

.....I'm just not happy holding any more. I'm happier in cash for a few weeks 'cos I'm off to the Cayman islands next week for three weeks of scuba diving.....