Greetings from GERMANY !!!!

CeBIT will be GREAT this year ... here in Germany and I hope IBIZ's VKB will become GREAT too !

Anyway it's a great product ! This year on CeBIT there's much talking about UMTS mobile phones and I've heard IBIZ will provide also an new virtual keyboard especially for mobile phones. So this product could become great too, because with UMTS-handys you can surf the internet with 6 times faster speed then ISDN-speed and so there will be a really chance to use the mobile handy for it....but anyway you will need a small keyboard for these mobile phones to surf the internet because with the little keys on the mobile phone itself it isn't real possible. So a virtual keyboard would be great ! ..for example to answer e-mails.

I think there's a real great potential for IBIZ to become a big player in this market !

Dragon is pretty good with this stuff!

He Just told me he lives in Hawaii & that's why it was still pretty much Tuesday for him. But basically today is the day! Keep in mind we've just bounced off of a concrete .03 base & even with the recent little climb we remain oversold. With that in mind look at this post then click Dragon's chart & don't forget,,,

"These are the good old days!"

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17 Mar 2004, 05:31 AM EST
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This chart is okay but not as detailed as my other....
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The blue horizontal and orange meet and collide. when that happens... something gives. usually the price.

This is trackin'....

Buy early or watch the train leave the station....

chug chug chug chug.... whooo whooo.....

(Voluntary Disclosure: ST Rating- Strong Buy)

Hey wiz whos this guy who predicted the run we want to hear more from him here... keep us posted!

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and lets hear what he says about tomaro... in my opinion today was awsome and it seems like it will continue...we broke the 50 ma we are way up on high volume we broke 04 resistance wich hopefully gives us a new support level at .04 .... the news is comeing ....shipments are drawing closer.... revenue is up....

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I was not surprised by todays events! Happy yes! Suprised no!

Neo! Our earnings damn sure didn't disappoint anyone & we bounced really hard off of .03 which became one solid base. With that in mind I want you to know that .04 represented only minimal resistance. Remember we are STILL oversold. When we break .07/.08 you will see major resistance broken & then all the wild noise about .32 will not seem so wild.

There's a good chance that could happen Friday or Monday. No promises but if we do break that line of resistance the next couple of days I se .32 by Wednesday or even as early as Tuesday.

If Dragon updates his chart I will post it here as soon as I see it! He did one hell of a good job breaking that down!

"These are the good old days!"

Or we get a PR about CEBIT and in this case, the PPs will fly again OR we don't get this PR and the price will go up again but like 10% or so. But my feeling is that we will ge this PR and we will see another GREEN day.

I see only green

By James Niccolai, IDG News Service March 17, 2004



HANOVER, GERMANY - Sony's president opened the Cebit trade show on Wednesday evening with a speech that highlighted the show's emphasis on wireless data services and the convergence of computing, telecommunications and the Internet.

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Kunitake Ando, Sony's president and chief operating officer, became the first executive from an electronics and entertainment company to open the giant trade show, which is being held in Hanover, Germany, and to make his point he was introduced on stage by two of Sony's latest talking robots.

"IT, communications and entertainment are all coming together," Ando said. "A world of connected devices is emerging with new applications and content that will delight consumers."

Sony, Nokia and Koninklijke Philips Electronics on Thursday morning will announce their joint development of a new wireless technology to further the steady advance of wireless computing, he said. He offered no details but devoted much of his speech to the rapid growth of wireless multimedia services.

"Our vision is to create a world where, regardless of the codec (coder-decoder) or operating system, users will be able to connect with anyone and enjoy content in a protected manner," he said.

Eight out of every 10 cell phones sold in Japan today are equipped with a digital camera, and customers use their phones to download songs, music videos and movie trailers, he said. Such devices, combined with the emerging 3G (third-generation) mobile data networks, provide a richer wireless experience that is like "the difference between listening to radio and watching color television," he said.

This year's Cebit marks the real start of the broadband era, in which the experience of end users will be transformed through the delivery of digital services tailored to their personal tastes, he said.

Ando was followed by German Chancellor Gerhard Schröder, who discussed the importance of economic and social policies to advance the prosperity of Germany and the stability of the European Union.

Germans will be able to use digital signatures for all legal and business activities by the end of 2005, he said. And by the end of the decade, half of its citizens will have a broadband Internet connection and all television content will be digitized, he said.

Proper training and education are essential if all Germans are to become part of the "information society," he said. In mobile services, Germany has caught up with Sweden and Britain and is ahead of the U.S., he said.

Willi Berchtold, president of the German Association for Information Technology, Telecommunications and New Media, or "Bitkom," opened the ceremony by heralding the arrival of an upturn in the economy after years of decline.

"This year's Cebit will carry the following message: The lean years are behind us and ahead are years of growth," he said.

Bitkom forecasts 4 percent growth in worldwide IT spending for 2004, with 3 percent growth in Europe and 2.5 percent for Germany, he said.

RED YOUR POST AND YOUR 100% CORRECT AND IF ANYONE DISAGREE'S WITH YOU, THEY ARE 100% OUT OF THEIR TREE.

ONE PROBLEM THOUGH:

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DEAR STOCKGUY:

RED YOUR POST AND YOUR 100% CORRECT AND IF ANYONE DISAGREE'S WITH YOU, THEY ARE 100% OUT OF THEIR TREE.

ONE PROBLEM THOUGH:

IBZT IS A PINKIE AND ALL WHAT YOU POST DOES NOT APPLY TO A PINKIE AT .04 LOOKING FOR .08-.10

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Acceleration will continue today with another sharp climb!

LINK: http://www.sz-online.de/nachrichten/artikel.asp?id=585295

Humm, we just might go green again today.

GLTA

iBIZ Technology Corp. Presents Latest PDA Accessories at CeBIT
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HANNOVER, Germany, Mar 18, 2004 /PRNewswire-FirstCall via COMTEX/ -- iBIZ Technology Corp. (OTC Bulletin Board: IBZT), an innovative manufacturer and distributor of accessories for personal digital assistants (PDA) and hand-held devices, will showcase today their latest technology at CeBIT, Booth A12 in the USA Pavilion.

"With the overwhelming response on our products at the Consumer Electronic Show in January, we are anticipating a warm reception for our products in Europe and abroad. Europe is the second largest hand held computer market and we believe the time is ripe to showcase our unique line of products by introducing them at the world's largest computer technology forum, CeBIT," commented Mark Perkins, Executive Vice President, iBIZ Technology Corp.

iBIZ will showcase the below technologies at CeBIT:

-- The Virtual Laser Keyboard, which attaches to PDAs and computers,
projects the image of a full-size keyboard onto a flat surface, making
it easy to input text without a physical keyboard.

-- Blue Dock, the world's first docking station to allow Palm / Pocket PC
handhelds to function as a primary computing platform in a work place
environment, without the need for an additional workstation or laptop.

-- FM Pocket Radio for Pocket PC handheld computers supporting a compact
flash expansion slot and for the first time being introduced to the
European IT Community. Now Pocket PC users, along with Palm users, can
tune into FM Radio anytime & anywhere.

-- New SD (Secure Digital) Pocket Radio for the entire line of Palm
Handheld computers supporting an SD Interface.

-- Xela Keyboard for Palm handheld computers, the only keyboard on the
market, designed for conventional two-handed typing as well as
single-handed input. iBIZ's patented design also allows the Xela
Keyboard to transform into a Case for your PDA right before your eyes.

Synosphere Expands Intellectual Property Portfolio
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PHOENIX, Mar 18, 2004 /PRNewswire via COMTEX/ -- Synosphere, LLC, a wholly owned subsidiary of iBIZ Technology Corporation (OTC Bulletin Board: IBZT), a developer of innovative PDA technologies, announced today it has filed two new patent applications and two new word marks expanding its intellectual property portfolio.

Both applications are for new and upcoming products, currently in development, that expand the feature set of handheld computers and smart phones. The first application relates to a family of PDA productivity accessories and the second to a unique PDA multimedia accessory. Further details shall be released next quarter.

"These new patent applications shall help protect our future products when they are released to market. Patents, when granted, help create barriers to market entry and product licensing opportunities," said Bryan Scott, CEO of Synosphere. "We are excited about all of our products that are in development and look forward to their future release."

In addition, Synosphere has filed two word marks in order to protect brand identity. One of the word marks is for the Blue Dock (TM), a PDA docking station, currently in development, that allows a PDA to function as a primary computing platform in a desktop environment, without the need for an additional workstation or laptop. Further details regarding the second word mark shall be released next quarter