While I think the eVU market is about to experience a nice growth curve, it would take some time and some doing on EDIG's part to morph to the million unit mark anytime soon. Call me pessimistic...lol. I do believe EDIG will be in a profitable mode based on the eVU market however, and make company finances that much better for entry level investors to consider when pondering taking a stake as events unfold. (Although I believe they will flood in based on any notable IP development)

The golden ring is the patent portfolio...and always has been, as you are well aware.

When you consider portable flash-based products have been selling for two decades from every major and minor consumer electronics company on a global scale, and that EDIG's patents have been issued through most of that period of time, there exists the possibility for substantial settlements to make EDIG a cash cow.

This is management's current business plan. So far William Blakeley has executed on cue. NO ONE, this time last year, after the digecor incident would have predicted we would be sitting at the door step of 174 companies with our patent portfolio in hand and see a growing IFE business underway.

IP settlements range in the tens of millions to hundreds of millions depending on the scope of the patents and the size of the markets involved. No doubt the FLASH markets, estimated to the tune of $25 Billion hold great potential for EDIG investors, present and future.

It's not a pipe dream, as the IP team, legal team and management are all on the same page. Now we watch the legal system work.

Lots of serious IP professionals are standing behind EDIG sharing the same vision. That's very meaningful.

News of the first infringer being put on notice could come anytime.