While I think the patents will be the "home run" for EDIG investors if and when they move forward on this front, the eVU business is the "news" before us today.

I think Malasia Airlines adds to the global interest in EDIG's latest product effort and accounts for over 1/3 of the $2.5 million order announced on March 29th.

I didn't state don't talk about the patents, but rather was surprised on why the latest eVU development didn't warrant much discussion.

digecor has 26 customers on noted on their website whether or not they have actually shipped product.  Should EDIG land half that by this time next year with order size similar to the Malasia order, that would be rather significant as we move forward on the IP front.

I'd like to see EDIG become a profitable operation going into its patent litigation, which, imo, makes them that much more attractive to new investors.

After all, it's investors we want, not day traders, to drive this back to more respectable levels.