``I THINK THE MOST STARTLING THING I LEARNED WAS EDIG`S BUSINESS MODEL......T H E e V u I S N O T G O I N G TO B E S O L D. It will be RENTED. A full closed system specifically for a customers need, designed by a customer and delivered with ALL the necessary tools to maintain and re-content the unit by the customer. EDig WILL DO NOTHING TO THE UNIT AFTER IT HAS BEEN PUT ON THE UPS TRUCK. (except repair a bad unit still under warranty) When content needs to be refreshed, which may be every 6 months or so due to the usuage in, say a hospital, the customeer calls the ``content provider`` and is sent all that`s

necessary to do so. Much as NETFLEX does now. The customer will get ``something`` that was not fully expained to me, in the mail and have a docking station as part of the original equipment delivered with the eVU, hook up the eVu to the docking station and slip in, perhaps a CD, I don`t know, the new content.``

``The reason why EDig will not have to lay out any funds is due to the their ``FINANCIAL PARTNERS`` mentioned in the PR. It is not what most of you think.....EDig has, as part of a complete package, already engaged the services of a financial partner who WILL STAND THE FUNDING FOR ALL COSTS WHEN A COMPANY ORDERS eVu`s....Meaning company A wants to order 300 eVu units from EDig. EDig then puts company in touch with its financial partner who then contacts company A and goes through all the necessary credit checks and when approved comes back to EDig with an OK. EDig then ships the units to company A and is paid by its financial partner who is then the party who collects the payment from company A on a monthly basis of which the financial partner makes its profit and EDig also gets paid monthly. It will take only 4,000 units outstanding to make EDig profitable, any thing above that is the ``gravy`` This is

NOT selling 4,000 units a year, it is HAVING 4,000 units out collecting rent a year.``

The financial partner fronts the order..credit checks a potential user/renter...and rents out the units...e.Digitals collects there share monthly.

The user/renter manages all aspects of the units on their own.

doni