"Yes, way ahead of it's time, in my opinion.'

letgo....I'd have to disagree with that....

Right time, right memory...and solving the most crucial problem in simple fashion, bad memory cell issues. Allowing for the orchestration of the operating system to deal with the bad memory issues in programming data around those bad memory cell issues, while giving a much more advanced utility.

Allowing for the progress of flash memory at a more rampant rate. Because, after e.Digital invented, companies like Intel, of which e.Digital had close connections early on, realized they were not tied to having to produce pure and clean memory any more and that the memory could be utilized for more advanced features than had been considered....without a lot of hassle such as virtual details.

They all knew what e.Digital was all about early on and have tried to do nothing but try and take it.

doni