NXT Share Discussion Threads

[donalc] 21/10/2010 10:31

Dafrog.
Correct.

[dafrog] 21/10/2010 10:29

Selftrade say no dealing costs and no stamp duty on corporate action. Is that correct please? Not that I object.

[substp] 21/10/2010 08:48

interesting .... a big change in how much Selftrade will take today ...

[substp] 20/10/2010 14:34

heh heh heh

[isis] 20/10/2010 13:59

Realism is a remote possibility when you mention NXT and it's mental shareholders.

[deckard] 20/10/2010 13:48

Does anyone else think the name of this thread should be changed to reflect the new realism? The present one looks like hyperbole mixed with self delusion.

"The Multi-Billion Dollar Technology that will be in every TV ,screen and mobile"

Not.

[substp] 20/10/2010 10:14

Amazing isn't it ..... 6 transactions , very low volume and nothing on the Plus market today ...... and yet they're forcing the price down ....... going to fill an order maybe ?

Selftrade doesn't want them..........

[substp] 20/10/2010 08:17

WOW ! I thought that there might be a small stampede to the exits today but it appears not .

Makes you wonder now who picked up all of those extra shares ..... :-)

[substp] 18/10/2010 20:55

Hmmm and Soundscience-corp is based in Salt Lake City as well ....

[substp] 18/10/2010 20:28

Trilinq..... An Audium Connection....



also

Entity Name: TRILINQ CORPORATION
Entity Number: C2433538
Date Filed: 04/01/2003
Status: ACTIVE
Jurisdiction: CALIFORNIA
Entity Address: 1347 EAST 11460 SOUTH
Entity City, State, Zip: SANDY UT 84092
Agent for Service of Process: MAU LAO
Agent Address: 6905 SERENITY WAY
Agent City, State, Zip: SAN JOST CA 95120

[folderboy] 18/10/2010 18:36

It's . . .

[devbod] 18/10/2010 18:33

Its a very poorly worded RNS. Are Trilinq contracting to buy from NXT or are they contracting to be available to manufacture on their behalf as required? ie who is writing who a cheque?

[isis] 18/10/2010 17:50

I see the Rampfest has started, but Trillin looks a tiny player.

[folderboy] 18/10/2010 16:53

Copied (without shame) from the Fool

CAMBRIDGE, England, Oct 18, 2010 (BUSINESS WIRE) -- NXT plc has announced a 15mm x 10mm control module that, in combination with two 0.5W moving coil transducers, adds haptic touch to a flat panel whilst simultaneously turning the panel into a loudspeaker. The module is designed primarily for applications in white goods, security systems, home automation and industrial control.

The haptic effect makes a touch panel feel like a mechanical keypad or keyboard. The NXT HCM-1 module controls the transducers, which generate bending waves across the surface of the panel, creating the sensation of pressing a mechanical key when a user touches it. The touch panel also acts as a flat-panel speaker, using the same drive module and transducers. The speaker can be used to provide additional confirmation of a positive touch on the panel or audible confirmation of other circuit functions being activated. It can also be used to deliver voice feed prompts, advertising messages, or entertainment.

The use of two transducers results in even dispersion of signal strength across the whole touch panel.

NXT will develop additional control modules for displays, multi-touch feedback and alternative transducer types. Higher power versions for large displays are also planned.

NXT CEO, James Lewis, said: "Touch technology has replaced conventional switches and keys in many applications because it reduces cost while delivering a better user experience and higher reliability. Panels are wipe-clean and it's easy to seal them against the ingress of contaminant. This new module enables product manufacturers to quickly and easily implement the latest advance in touch technology. Haptic touch eliminates the 'touch and hope' experience for users of traditional resistive and capacitive touch panels. Utilising our patented techniques to create displacement of the panel surface, it provides a touch experience that closely resembles that of pressing a mechanical key, making touch panels far more user-friendly. The ability to produce audio feedback using the same devices is an added bonus in many applications."

The HCM-1 operates from a single +3.3V power supply. Operating current consumption depends on the transducers being driven and the haptic signal profile but the module consumes only 20uA in standby. Engineering samples are being offered to key partners now, with mass production parts available in February 2011 at a price of $6.70 each in 100+ quantities.

[pp78] 18/10/2010 16:41

CAMBRIDGE, England, Oct 18, 2010 (BUSINESS WIRE) -- NXT plc has announced a 15mm x 10mm control module that, in combination with two 0.5W moving coil transducers, adds haptic touch to a flat panel whilst simultaneously turning the panel into a loudspeaker. The module is designed primarily for applications in white goods, security systems, home automation and industrial control.

The haptic effect makes a touch panel feel like a mechanical keypad or keyboard. The NXT HCM-1 module controls the transducers, which generate bending waves across the surface of the panel, creating the sensation of pressing a mechanical key when a user touches it. The touch panel also acts as a flat-panel speaker, using the same drive module and transducers. The speaker can be used to provide additional confirmation of a positive touch on the panel or audible confirmation of other circuit functions being activated. It can also be used to deliver voice feed prompts, advertising messages, or entertainment.

The use of two transducers results in even dispersion of signal strength across the whole touch panel.

NXT will develop additional control modules for displays, multi-touch feedback and alternative transducer types. Higher power versions for large displays are also planned.

NXT CEO, James Lewis, said: "Touch technology has replaced conventional switches and keys in many applications because it reduces cost while delivering a better user experience and higher reliability. Panels are wipe-clean and it's easy to seal them against the ingress of contaminant. This new module enables product manufacturers to quickly and easily implement the latest advance in touch technology. Haptic touch eliminates the 'touch and hope' experience for users of traditional resistive and capacitive touch panels. Utilising our patented techniques to create displacement of the panel surface, it provides a touch experience that closely resembles that of pressing a mechanical key, making touch panels far more user-friendly. The ability to produce audio feedback using the same devices is an added bonus in many applications."

The HCM-1 operates from a single +3.3V power supply. Operating current consumption depends on the transducers being driven and the haptic signal profile but the module consumes only 20uA in standby. Engineering samples are being offered to key partners now, with mass production parts available in February 2011 at a price of $6.70 each in 100+ quantities.

sorry if it's been used before

[isis] 18/10/2010 16:38

Still a market cap of near £20m is a bit gross to say the least.

[substp] 18/10/2010 16:22

Plus market looking good ....

[lisa279] 18/10/2010 16:20

Last one of the old and some may say "tainted" brigade on his way out the door!

"At the AGM, the Company's Chairman, Ian Buckley, announced his intention to stand down from the board of the Company at the appropriate time which will be when the Company has successfully recruited a new Chairman and another non-executive director"

Lisa:)

[joeblogg2] 18/10/2010 16:17

slowly looking forward to feedback from SLG and those who attended AGM. Lets hope the future is NXT!!!

[substp] 18/10/2010 16:15

This isn't apples for apples isis .... more homework maybe .....

"The speaker system includes 2 speakers that produce an effective output of 4 watts."

New USB:

"NXT plc has developed an ultra-efficient stereo speaker reference kit capable of delivering boost audio power of 15 watts per channel powered solely by a USB connection."

[jaudi] 18/10/2010 16:04

I always prefer it when contract announcements contain some financials... especially an OEM-type announcement like this, where commercial sensitivity is already masked somewhat