ANYONE WANTS TO START??
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I like ABTG now ......and for 2006 and beyond
Ambient and Large Investor-Owned Utility Initiate Pilot Program
By BusinessWire Last Update: 1/10/2006 5:29:01 PM Data provided by
BOSTON, Jan 10, 2006 (BUSINESS WIRE) -- Ambient Corporation (ABTG), a leader in Broadband over Power Lines (BPL) solutions, announced today that one of the largest investor-owned utilities located in the southeastern United States has successfully deployed Ambient's BPL solutions on their electrical distribution system on a proof of concept basis and now is proceeding to a larger Pilot program.
Ambient has entered into an agreement to expand to a 700 home Pilot. During the Pilot phase, the Agreement provides the framework for the negotiation and development of Terms and Conditions for moving forward to a Commercial deployment. The Pilot will have a comprehensive, end-to-end solution for high-speed transmission and reception of data and voice services via electric power lines for both broadband carrier and core utility applications and services. Included in the Pilot is a demonstration of Ambient's ability to simultaneously support utility applications as well as provide an infrastructure for the Utility to offer its electricity customers a choice of multiple Internet Service Providers (ISPs) over the same power lines. The network will be monitored and managed by Ambient's Network Management System (NMS), a carrier-class solution for configuring and monitoring all elements and capabilities of Ambient's BPL product suite.
For further information on the Pilot, please visit Ambient's site at www.ambientcorp.com.
About Ambient Corporation
Ambient Corporation, a development stage company, is a pioneer in the Broadband over Power Lines (BPL) industry. Engaged in the design, development and marketing of patented BPL equipment and technologies, Ambient utilizes proprietary technology and in-depth industry experience to provide optimal solutions for the Utility and Multi-Dwelling Unit (MDU) markets. Headquartered in Newton, MA, Ambient is a publicly traded company (ABTG). Visit Ambient at www.ambientcorp.com. Posted by DWE on :
Modern Technology Corporation (MOTG) is starting to heat up with news regarding the distribution and marketing of their H-NET software. The software was previously only used at large Vision Care centers, but they are expanding it to the broader medical industry, both in the US and the UK.
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GOOD GOOD KEEP IT COMIN
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one2 nice stock i did some dd and yea i will join you for the ride on this!
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Here is my pic!!
CLX Investment Company Announces Information on U.S. Infectious Disease Market for Zonda Product Line 1/11/2006 9:28:01 AM
TEMECULA, Calif., Jan 11, 2006 (BUSINESS WIRE) -- CLX Investment Company, Inc. (CLXN) today announced that the market for chlamydia and gonorrhea tests in the United States reached 54 million in 2004, which represented a market of almost $220 million. CLX portfolio investment Zonda, Inc. has developed innovative, rapid, self-contained diagnostic devices for the detection of diseases including chlamydia, gonorrhea and other infectious bacteria.
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NICE
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NWPO
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WHAT TYPE OF TECHNOLOGY ARE NWPO ABOUT?
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XDSL
mPhase Technologies, Inc., a development stage technology company, engages in the development and sale of broadband communications products, primarily middleware/software and set top boxes, in the United States. It also provides systems integration solutions for delivery of broadcast television, video-on-demand, Internet, and voice using internet protocol over the existing infrastructure of a telephone service provider. The company’s other DSL products include Plain Old Telephone Service Splitter Shelf, a low pass/high pass filter that separates voice and data transmissions; microfilters, including a 2 and 4 pole filter for use in single and multiphone households, as well as a Network Interface Device Splitter. mPhase Technologies has a research and development agreement with the Bell Labs division of Lucent Technologies, Inc. for exploratory development of micro power cell battery arrays employing nantextured superhydrophobic materials. The company was co-founded by Ronald A. Durando and David Klimek. mPhase Technologies was incorporated in 1979 and is headquartered in Norwalk, Connecticut.
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quote:Originally posted by one2watchny: ABTG at .14 , my prediction by Friday we'll see .25
.215 now.....give me 6 stars please. Thanks Posted by BROOKLYN'S FINEST on :
GOOD CALL.... LET SEE IF IT WILL STAY
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Software company - check out Sparebackup.com
There stuff is in Compusa and other nationwide chains...new stuff for '06 too
Posted by matto on :
sorry i don't feel that nwpo is a good investing stock for long term.They are unreliable and do not keep promises just like icmh.good day plays though.
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UPA WELCOMES NEW MEMBERS AND DECLARES 2006 PLAN FOR POWERLINE STANDARDUniversal Powerline Association to Provide Basis for International Standardization for Broadband Access and AV Home Networking
Las Vegas, NV - January 11, 2006 – The Universal Powerline Association (UPA) today unveiled its work program for 2006 at its annual general meeting. The group intends to build on the coexistence specification published in 2005 and to further promote the capabilities of powerline communications (PLC) to deliver global solutions for broadband access and home networking.
“The UPA is now firmly established as the only independent industry body bringing together the global PLC community and speaking of the need for sound, solid standards based on coexistence and interoperability,” said Eric Morel, president of the UPA. “In just one year, since its launch at CES in 2005, membership in the UPA has doubled, and even greater increases are expected in 2006 based on the significant interest shown by players in the PLC field.”
The most recent recruits to be welcomed to the UPA are Toshiba Electronics, PCN Technology, AcBel Polytech Inc, Tecnocom and Telekom research and Development SDN BHD (Malaysia).
In 2006, the UPA will continue to work with global standards bodies; the IEEE, ETSI and other pertinent industry organizations - to establish worldwide standards that enable technological coexistence and interoperability between broadband access and home networking PLC applications.
For broadband access, the UPA will focus its 2006 activities on progressing and supporting global standardization efforts based around the Open PLC European Research Alliance (OPERA) specification, which was demonstrated across American, Asian and European markets in 2005. During the last year, key players in the PLC sector signed a cooperation agreement to support the OPERA broadband powerline organization. OPERA has and continues to perform the necessary research, demonstration and dissemination at a European scale to allow consumers to enjoy the advantages of PLC technology.
The UPA will also continue its work on the Digital Home Specification (DHS), for AV home networking over powerlines. The DHS initiative is designed to provide seamless interfaces between cable, DSL and PLC broadband access to in-home PLC networking for high-speed, high quality of service applications, such as data, audio and high definition video. The UPA will publish the complete, detailed specification in the first half of 2006.
“In order for the promise of PLC broadband and home networking applications to become reality, vendors, service providers and customers must be convinced that all PLC technology will be compatible and interoperate with other access technologies,” said John Joyce, vice president of the UPA. “The UPA coexistence specification is the only openly available global specification to promote connectivity between PLC markets and applications, and we are working closely with global standards bodies to ensure that global standards become a reality.”
About the UPA
The Universal Powerline Association (UPA) is an International not-for-profit trade association working to harmonize global standards and regulations in the fast developing powerline communications market. The UPA aims to catalyze the growth of PLC/BPL technology by delivering UPA certified products that comply with these specified standards and regulations. All products and applications designed around UPA guidelines will communicate, from simple coexistence to full interoperability. The UPA provides all PLC/BPL players the opportunity to respond to key customer expectations with open standards, based on interoperability, security and coexistence and supported by exclusive and independent certifications, the only global guarantee of quality and confidence for high-speed power line technology available today.
Members of the UPA include AcBel Polytech Inc., Ambient Corporation, Ascom, Corinex Communications, DS2, EDF, Duke Energy, Itochu Corporation, Ilevo (Schneider Electric Powerline Communications), PCN Technology, ST&T, Sumitomo Electric Industries, Tecnocom, Telekom research and Development SDN BHD, Toshiba Electronics Europe GmbH and TOYO Network Systems.
Additional information about the UPA is available at www.upaplc.org
Press contacts:
UPA Chairman of the Board
Eric Morel, eric.morel*upaplc.org +33 608 719 948
UPA Vice President
John Joyce, john.joyce*ambientcorp.com +1 617 614 6739
Membership contact:
Permanent Secretary
Donald Pollock, donald.pollock*upaplc.org +44 178 047 0003
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