Intelligent Ultrasound Share Discussion Threads

[hyper al] 12/9/2008 07:15

Has MicroEmissive worked with Nokia?

[digging] 12/9/2008 07:13

1.65 to sell 150k

[123asd] 12/9/2008 07:12

Appears I can only buy 5k at 1.75 on-line. I don't have L2, can anyone post the figures?

[digging] 12/9/2008 07:12

make that 1.5 to sell ,looks like an update coming.l2 flying north

[digging] 12/9/2008 07:11

max buy 5k@full offer v sell 150k@1.15

[hyper al] 12/9/2008 06:46

OSC-08: Organic Semiconductor Conference 29 Sept - 1 Oct 2008



MicroEmissive Display confirmed speakers

[hyper al] 12/9/2008 06:32

15 September 2008
Edinburgh International Conference Centre, Edinburgh – United Kingdom
Integrating CMOS with other Technologies

14:50 Post-processing Microdisplays on CMOS
Ian Underwood (Microemissive Displays, UK)

pdf file

[hyper al] 11/9/2008 22:41

TheCurryMonster

It's both, as far as I am aware the customers are coming to the company for their product.

[thecurrymonster] 11/9/2008 17:46

Hyper Al - it's not investors that need to look at the company, it's potential customers that are required.

[hyper al] 11/9/2008 13:14

Wild Bill

Makes sense just to read their News page, I'm just so use to using google.

But why don't they make some RNS non-regulatory announcements? it may get more investors looking at the company. I think they need to be more visible.

[wild bill] 11/9/2008 12:56

Hal - You live near London?

Professor Underwood will present a case study entitled, "From new technology to product" on Tuesday 16th September during the Society for Information Display's two day Organic Electronics UK event at Imperial College, London. The event, which will include presentations from industry and academia, will cover topics such as: OLEDs and OLED based displays, OTFT based displays and display electronics, OPVs and OPDs for power generation and imaging, semiconducting polymers, and insulator and electrode materials.

During OSC-08, on the 30th September Professor Underwood will present a paper entitled "The smallest big screen", which will examine the story of P-OLED microdisplays. The Organic Semiconductor Conference is being held at the Frankfurt Messe, Germany from 29th September - 1st October and it is targeted at companies and individuals involved in the research, development, manufacturing and investment in organic semiconductor technologies and organic electronics.

[digging] 11/9/2008 12:54

good stuff wb as i keep saying kaga are already a partner ,the biggest company in this mkt.25p+ would be nothing to them and a snip.

[wild bill] 11/9/2008 12:44

I think they're OK, everything you need is here.....

[hyper al] 11/9/2008 12:43

Well I have discovered something very interesting. MicroEmissive Displays is certainly not very good at PR on the investor front. They could release more news via RNS, but they don't. As a result the investment community do not appear to know what a gem this company is.

More news I have found

MED signs-up Tiawanese to make P-OLED-based modules
Mon, 04 Aug 2008 12:12:37 GMT
MicroEmissive Displays (Edinburgh, Scotland) is to work with Universal Scientific Industrial Co Ltd (USI) of Taiwan for the production of plug-and-play display modules for the mobile multimedia access read more

[digging] 11/9/2008 12:43

simply mkt overkill here.hence the spread

[digging] 11/9/2008 12:42

hyper al when funding is sorted this will fly through 10p+.or kaga could easily buy them for a cheap 25p+

[hyper al] 11/9/2008 12:34

MED also supply



This CNBC video worth a look



also from sky

[hyper al] 11/9/2008 12:17

Can not see an RNS for the sale of these 60,000 units to Estar Displaytech Co. Ltd

[digging] 11/9/2008 11:54

so do i hyper and the mm,s know the results are imminent along with funding update,hence the massive spread.

[hyper al] 11/9/2008 11:51

I certainly believe this company has a lot more value above the current share price

[paulie1] 10/9/2008 13:47

and people believe oh my

[digging] 10/9/2008 13:26

37500@full offer

[hyper al] 10/9/2008 13:26

8Trader

I hope we don't get that ramping rubbish on this thread.