posted February 26, 2004 17:38            

btw...did I mention names in my previous msg? Don't think so.

posted February 26, 2004 19:29            

Look at the ship date on this link.

posted February 26, 2004 23:28            

I will say that the charts has holded up pretty good...considering that the news of the sales really has not come out...CEO scandal will be forgotten once the numbers come out & everybody knows that....

My only concern at this time is that it broke the 0.04 support & it is lurking near the 0.34 support line...

This company has products...lets not forget that...I will not be posting the products, but just by doing a search you can find a lot of DD.

This thread is kind of killing the stock...too much battle & negative connotation...& too long...

I recommend starting a new one.

I am still holding strong...

This is not an Intel or Cisco, this is pennyland & everything that is happening here is the risk of Pennyland...if you want to compare this stock with a real lying CEO check the PRs of RNKE (This is not bashing).

posted February 27, 2004 01:49            

quote:

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Originally posted by TTmaster99:
If anymore red next week, I will get a heartattack and DIE!

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posted February 27, 2004 06:38            

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.....Plus I got some news from an email I sent to IBZT. I asked them several questions. In particular when are they going to start shipment and when will they be at full capacity in manafacturing the VKB. The second email was reference to the spin off and if it was aimed at killing IBZT while starting new under a new ticker symbol. Their reply:

Synosphere has four employees. The virtual keyboard is manufactured in Israel. Within four months, the production capability will be one hundred thousand virtual keyboards per month. The Circuit City order has a delivery date of March 15, 2004. IBZT will be issuing additional press releases as it concludes negotiations with other major retailers. The latest word we have from the company is that they will start shipping the virtual keyboard around the end of the month

The virtual keyboard will continue to be owned by IBZT. The spinoff will bring in new technology to be marketed by IBZT.

I think this is good news! Especially since allot of us have been a little edgy with no up days for a week. Hang in there!!!!!
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I thought the 100,000 manufacturing capacity was interesting. Of course there is no way to verify this information, but I have personally sent emails to iBIZ recently and gotten responses, so who knows. Like anything else on this board, take it for what you will, and always do your own DD.

Disclaimer: I really don't know schitt about investing, I just like gambling!

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"A good friend will bail you out of jail, but a true friend will be sitting next to you saying "Damn, that was fun!"

posted February 27, 2004 11:19            

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Originally posted by TTmaster99:
So you're saying around June is when this stocks at its highest?

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posted February 27, 2004 12:48            

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Originally posted by BigRedBull:
It just the trend of this stock. Its gonna go to the 4s and back to the 3s occasionally hitting the low 5s on good news for now. IMO.

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Good daytrading option....however maybe be too volatile..we do not want to miss the next major run....

posted February 27, 2004 15:36            

Please read and let me know how you think this will affect US! It kinda looks like VKB is selling lots of licenses???? OR - maybe iTech will be making them in Hong Kong for iBiz (thought Ken mentioned Taiwan on a radio show)

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27 Feb 2004, 01:08 PM EST
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NEWS :
Today's News http://www.prnewswire.com/
The Virtual Keyboard, Is (Not) Here Now!!!
LONDON, February 27 /PRNewswire/ --
The Virtual Keyboard makes data entry to Smart Phones, PDA's (Personal
Digital Assistant), or laptop PC's comfortable, convenient and fun!!!
i.Tech Dynamic Ltd., part of the Hutchison Harbour Ring Ltd. group and an
approved supplier to first tier major global brands such, has a worldwide
license for manufacturing, marketing and sales for this astonishing product
that is based on technology developed by VKB Inc. i.Tech will be presenting
the final commercial version of this breakthrough mobile accessory at the
3GSM conference in Cannes February 23-26. The product will also be showcased
at the 3GSM Fashion Show alongside other i.Tech Dynamic products.
The Virtual Keyboard steers the IT & mobile communication industry into a
new era: this device projects the image of standard size QWERTY keyboard onto
practically any flat surface. An infrared system senses the letters and
numbers typed by the users and communicates them by wire or radio frequency
to a PDA, mobile phone or laptop PC. This initial external solution is as
easy to use as a conventional computer keyboard, it is also a desktop space
saving alternative for casual typists in both the household & business sector.
The Virtual Keyboard is based on a chipset that is also easy to integrate
directly into PDAs and mobile phones. "Now mobile phones or PDAs can at last
have a full-sized keyboard" explains Jonathan Curtiss, President of VKB Inc.
"In this way the users can type in emails or long texts easily and
effectively wherever they happen to be allowing them to fully exploit the
entire functionality of PDAs and Smartphones." Jonathan also predicts that it
will for example be used in sterile and medical environments as well as other
multi media and industrial applications. "The Virtual Keyboard is one of the
most innovative technologies we have yet brought through to commercialisation
, we are sure that it will be the first in the world and another breakthrough
for the mobile communication industry and consumer electronics in general",
says Patrick Tsang, General Manager of i-Tech Dynamic Ltd. - the manufacturer
and world-wide marketer for this new product.
VKB Inc. was incorporated in Delaware in August 2000. R&D facilities are
located in Jerusalem, Israel. VKB develops innovative virtual interfaces that
can be used with cellular phones, PDAs', PCs/Notebooks, information
appliances, consumer electronic products and other devices. VKB's proprietary
chipset and optical components are designed to serve as a core platform for
integration into specific products by OEMs. The aim is to establish the
standard for virtual interfaces across a wide variety of products. For more
details see http://www.vkb.co.il or contact Jonathan Curtis on +972-2659-5611
i-Tech Dynamic is the technology division of Hutchison Harbour Ring., a
publicly traded group on the Hong Kong Stock Exchange. Incorporated in Hong
Kong, i-Tech has core competency in R&D, manufacturing, marketing and sales
of digital wireless devices, focusing on the commercialisation of innovative
technologies which benefit mobile operators and mass consumers. For more
details see and http://www.itechdynamic.com
Hutchison Harbour Ring (HHR) forms part of Hutchison Whampoa Limited, a
multinational conglomerate with businesses spanning close to 40 countries.
With over 150,000 employees worldwide, Hutchison Whampoa operates and invests
in five core businesses: ports and related services; telecommunications;
property and hotels; retail and manufacturing; and energy and infrastructure.
HHR designs, manufactures and delivers high quality products to customers
across the world in a timely, cost-effective manner. With four manufacturing
facilities in China employing over 25,000 staff, HHR aims to build on its
position as a top 3 global toy manufacture by rapidly expanding its and
premium product division and it's technology division, i.Tech Dynamic.
Current technology peripherals include Bluetooth devices, DAB radios, mobile
accessories and MP3 players. http://www.harbourring.com or enquires@hwel-hhr.co.uk

SOURCE Hutchison Harbour Ring

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posted February 27, 2004 16:09            

Hutchison Harbour claims worldwide rights.

Ibiz claims to have its own manufacturing plant.

Endeavor Input Devices is now in there.

VKB appears to be selling licenses to
anybody and everybody.

There are still a lot of countries not
coverd by licenses based on what I read.

One or more of these companies is being
less than honest, yes?

posted February 27, 2004 16:39            

if IBZT is such a scam.. why don't you sell short 100 millions shares or something along the line?

come on.. 100 million shares..What's 100 million shares for a millionaire? Almost next to nothing. if IBZT goes bankrupt, you'll make millions. Better still, keep selling short till it goes bankrupt.

In any case, remember...you reap what you sow. Sow evil and reap destruction.

posted February 27, 2004 16:40            

Anybody know precisely whom is making and
selling this keyboard? How many companies
have been given worldwide rights?

Something is way wrong here. Based on this
news release, there are lots of conflicts
with prior claims by various companies, if
those claims are being related correctly
within this thread.

What is your opinion?

posted February 27, 2004 16:47            

Boy Howdy, this story of Ibiz is becoming
very convoluted.

Is it true Ibiz only has five employees?

posted February 27, 2004 16:56            

Ibiz currently reports cost of sales as
being one-hundred-seven percent.

Last year losses, just over six-million dollars.

Assuming this news release to be truthful,
Ibiz has a lot of competition. Their cost
of sales will have to be cut in half, minimum,
and they will have work with a thirty pecent
minimum gross profit on keyboards. This will
be really tough to overcome a six-million
dollar loss, tough to break even, at that.

If it is true they only have five employees
and little infrastructure, how will they
cut cost of sales in half?

Should Hong Kong beat them to the punch?

Appears Hong Kong is a wholesaler offering
these keyboards worldwide. They appear to
be a really huge corporation which suggests
a lot of retail contacts and customers.

Overall, I see a market for Ibiz so small,
they have little chance of being profitable.

If these other companies "wine and dine"
retailers better, Ibiz is out to lunch,
at McDonalds.

Your thoughts?

Purl Gurl

posted February 27, 2004 17:07            

Clearly this is not for keyboards because
Schilling indicates no keyboards have been
manufactured for retail, as of a week or
so back. He indicates he does not know
when keyboards will actually move into
retail production.

So, I am basing my comments on their sales
people or person, as generating sales losses
beyond cost of goods. Clearly they will have
to cut cost of sales to impress investors.

This is why it is important to determine
total number of employees and type of
infrastruture costs to determine if they
can actually reduce cost of sales.

This news release is a big can of worms.

posted February 27, 2004 17:14            

If somebody insists on beating a dead horse, nothing you do or say will deter it.
Logic and explanations will only work on those who are willing to listen.