To answer your question, see below. Also note EDIG has a host of existing IFE customers. Also note, by all accounts across the board, NOBODY is having much success in the portable IFE market currently as a result of rising fuel prices in the face of a global recession.

You should be ecstatic that EDIG's IP model is eclipsing last years record IFE performance and that EDIG has a next generation eVU targeting both IFE and non-IFE markets...but apparently all that escapes you.

09.SEPT.2008

e.DIGITAL RECEIVES OPENING EVU™ ORDER FROM TUIfly, GERMANY’S THIRD LARGEST AIRLINE


(SAN DIEGO, CA, – September 9, 2008) – e.Digital Corporation (OTC: EDIG), a leading technology innovator of dedicated portable entertainment systems and patented flash memory-related technology, announced today that is has received an opening eVU™ portable inflight entertainment (IFE) systems and services order from German airline, TUIfly. To date, over 30 airlines have made dedicated portable systems powered by e.Digital technology their inflight entertainment choice.

With a fleet of 54 Boeing 737 aircraft, TUIfly is Germany’s third largest air carrier. TUIfly has hubs at the Cologne Bonn and Hanover airports.

e.Digital’s enhanced studio-approved eVU portable entertainment system features a multi-language customizable passenger-friendly interface and an industry-leading 20+ hours of continuous video playback from a single battery charge. eVU is available in either 7" or 8" high resolution LCD screen with 80 GB to 200 GB of rugged and reliable storage for many hours of movies, television shows, music, specialty programming and games. eVU is the smallest and lightest dedicated long play portable IFE product available today and integrates the latest in battery safety features through its removable “Smart” rechargeable high capacity battery pack.

“We’re pleased that TUIfly has selected eVU as their dedicated portable IFE system of choice,” remarked Will Blakeley, president of e.Digital. “We look forward to meeting with current and prospective airline customers at this week’s World Airline Entertainment Association (WAEA) Conference in Long Beach.”