Since then they have made the units much brighter.

I loved the unit and had to have one. Now that I have an order, all I am is to wait

I was told many times by workers their that they would hold one for me if I was still in town.

Anyways,

Here are some pictures of the office:
http://www.mretrade.com/images/ibiz1.jpeg http://www.mretrade.com/images/ibiz2jpeg

"According to Mark Perkins, Executive Vice President of IBZT, the company never made listing to the Berlin exchange. IBZT is working to be delisted from the Berlin exchange."

quote:

---

Originally posted by Mainetrader:
I wrote an email to IBZT the other day regarding my concerns with the Berlin Exchange/naked shorting issue, their email response, which I see as very positive:

"According to Mark Perkins, Executive Vice President of IBZT, the company never made listing to the Berlin exchange. IBZT is working to be delisted from the Berlin exchange."

---

quote:

---

For Palmtops, a Ghostly Keyboard Can Materialize on Command
Roy Furchgott

Published: May 27, 2004

Palmtop computers are great labor savers, except when you are entering data on the little touch screens. An external keyboard can help, and one from Ibiz Technology lightens the task, literally.

The Virtual Keyboard uses a laser to project the image of a keyboard onto nearly any smooth flat surface, placing a full-size glowing red keyboard on your desk.

The projection comes from a 3.5-inch device with a camera inside that spots the position of your fingers. The camera is triggered by an infrared beam projected at a height of two millimeters above the desk surface. When the beam is broken, the camera checks your finger position and registers the key.

The $100 keyboard can be back-ordered at http://store.yahoo.com/ibizpda/vike.html ; the wait is estimated at 30 days. Ibiz says the keyboard will work with any hand-held running the Palm OS 3, 4 or 5 or Pocket PC 2002 or 2003 operating systems or any desktop PC running Windows 98 or later (except Windows Me).

In a test, the keyboard had trouble recognizing my Palm Zire 71. Ibiz said that was because of the unique design of the Zire connector. But with the cable held in place, the keyboard worked. And it was more than fast enough to deal with my best hunt and peck. Roy Furchgott

---

quote:

---

Originally posted by mainstay:
Naked shorting does not show up under volume.

---

Why not? Even if someone is shorting shares it needs to be reflected as a buy some where. If someone like me buys it better show up as volume because I'm buying from a cash account!

quote:

---

Originally posted by mainstay:
I'm sorry, I was not very specific in my response. It does not show up as volume on the "Berlin Exchange". When these shares are being naked shorted. The shares they are shorting do not really exist. They are in essence shorting fictitious shares. I need to get some sleep, but I will explain it in more detail tomorrow, if someone doesn't answer your question before I do.

---

Mainstay! Thank you. I'll look for your post. Bottom line I hope Ken gets us off that exchange because where there's smoke there's fire!

How long has it been since the IBIZ PR on FCC approval? 3 weeks. And all they needed was the FCC verification.
While I was considering the situation, I sent an email to Ken.
Since this email did not specify on copyright or restricting the email to personal correspondence, I shall post it.
Ken is in Italy on vacation for his 30th anniversary and will not be back till June 11.
I seriously doubt the VKB will make it to the market before June 11.
My opinion is, if I Was the CEO of a company with such a revolutionary product, I would want to be around when it finally ships.
I am not saying you should buy or sell. Just stating some facts and voicing my disappointment in IBZT.

GLTA. I may get back in at a later date.

========================================================================

From: "Ken Schilling" <ken@ibizcorp.com> Add to Address Book
To: "'xxxxxxx '" <xxxxxxxxxx@yahoo.com>
Subject: RE: Please advise
Date: Tue, 25 May 2004 21:56:10 -0700

xxxxx,

I'm sorry, I'm on vacation with my wife celebrating our 30th Wedding
Anniversary. I will not return to the US until June 11th. My e-mail
is not
that great here in Italy so I'm only responding when I can get a
connection
to the internet. We will advice as we're updated on delivery and
certification status.

Regards,

Ken

-----Original Message-----
From: xxxxxxx
To: Ken Schilling
Sent: 5/25/04 12:36 PM
Subject: Please advise

Dear Mr Schilling,

I wrote an email to NTS(amongst a few others), a national testing lab
for FCC certification, verification and Declaration of Conformity(DoC).
Based on the specifications of the VKB, it was concluded that
Certification is not required. A verification or DoC would be more
than
sufficient and would put the product on the market within 1 week. (2
days was what the NTS representative told me it'd take to complete
testing)

It is almost a month since the VKB arrived at IBIZ and yet there is
still no news on the status of the VKB. This revelation, that all is
required is the DoC and it doesn't take more than 1 week, is seriously
very disturbing.
Mr Schilling. You want investors to believe in you and IBIZ. Yet the
disseminated information doesn't make sense at all.
Please clarify it for me and my fellow investors. Meanwhile, I will
consider carefully whether I should disseminate this piece of important
information to them.

Thank you for your time.

Best Regards,

xxxxx

=========================================================================
From: xxxxxxx xxxxxxx <xxxxxxx.xxxxxxx@ntscorp.com> [ Save address ]
To: "'xxxxxxx@mchsi.com'" <xxxxxxx@mchsi.com>
Cc: Betty xxxxxxx <betty.xxxxxxx@ntscorp.com>
Subject: RE: Inquiries
Date: Tue, 25 May 2004 09:38:59 -0700
xxxxx,

It would be my pleasure to discuss the testing requirements and costs for your device. Please provide the following information so that I can develope a quote, if you so desire:

1) What is the interface between your device and the host (USB, etc.)?
2) What is the User's environment (residential, professional, industrial, etc.)?
3) Is your device hand-held, stationary, or a combination thereof?
4) What is the power supply to the device (battery, USB, ac/dc converter, etc.)?
5) Do you require testing for other global regions (CE Marking, Japan, Taiwan, etc.)?
6) Do you require Product Safety testing as well (UL, CSA, etc.)?
7) If you do need product safety testing, has the laser assembly been tested to any laser product safety requirements?

What we would need for testing is either a production unit or a pre-production unit built to production specifications. If it is a simple PC peripheral, then testing would be to the Class B FCC requirements resluting in a simple "Manufacturer's Declaration of Conformity". I can help you with that process. Tests for FCC usually take about two days, CE Marking would add a couple more days to that. Of course this could all change based on my review of your device and the ansers to the above questions.

Regards,
xxxxxxxn xxxxxxx
xxxxxxxxxxxxx
National Technical Systems

-----Original Message-----
From: Betty xxxxxxx
Sent: Monday, May 24, 2004 10:18 AM
To: 'xxxxxxx@mchsi.com'
Subject: RE: Inquiries

xxxxx,

Sorry I don't know, but I forwarded your e-mail to our xxxxxxx xxxxxxx asking for his help. You should hear from one of us in the next day or two. Thank you for your inquiry.

Betty xxxxxxx
Quality Assurance Manager
National Technical Systems

-----Original Message-----
From: xxxxxxx@mchsi.com [mailto:xxxxxxx@mchsi.com]
Sent: Saturday, May 22, 2004 9:38 AM
To: xxxxxxx@ntscorp.com; xxxxxxx@ntscorp.com
Subject: Inquiries

Dear Betty,

so sorry to bother you. I obtained your contact information from the A2LA site
and I hope you'll be able to help me with regards to verification of FCC
conformity.
If I have an input device with a Class 1 laser (similar to a laser pen scanner
or maybe a CD/DVD R/W), lets say, with the ability to be linked to PDAs or any
computing device, would NTS be able to verify the device for FCC conformity?
If so, what would I need to send it in for verification?
Would I need a prototype or production model for submission?
How long would the process normally take and what is the costs associated with
it?
Thank you in advance and best regards.

xxxxx

From: xxxxxxx xxxxxxx <xxxxxxx.xxxxxxx@ntscorp.com> [ Save address ]
To: "'xxxxxxx@mchsi.com'" <xxxxxxx@mchsi.com>
Cc: Bonnie xxxxxx <bonnie.xxxxxx@ntscorp.com>
Subject: RE: Inquiries
Date: Tue, 25 May 2004 12:04:38 -0700
xxxxx,

I have forwarded this note to Bonnie xxxxxx, who can work up the product safety portion of your quote as well.

EMC:

Proper application of Verification, Cerification and Declaration of Conformity to a particular product are important, but only apply in the US. 47 CFR Part 15 Subpart B §15.101 contains a table which lists which authorization process applies to the different types of devices. Based on your description I would place your device into the Declaration of Conformity (DoC)category. For this I would test your product in our A2LA accredited lab, write the appropriate report and then you would complete a simple, one page DoC stating conformance. There is no need to assign an FCC ID number, or to make submittals to the FCC lab (which could take eight weeks or longer). With the DoC approach you're in the market almost immediately. I could help you with selection of the FCC labels and completion of the FCC DoC.

For the European Union's CE Marking the process is nearly identical. We test, issue a report to you and you fill out an EU DoC to the appropriate Directives. You may need Product Safety testing as well. Again, as soon as you can prove conformance you are in the market.

Australia and New Zealand are similar to the EU process.

For Japan and Taiwan you will need to test in a VCCI or BSMI approved lab, respectively, and receive an appropriate report. We can do this for you and I will help you through the submittal process. With the VCCI this is an electronic submittal, but with the BSMI you need to have an agent in Taiwan make the submittal for you. If you've no company personnel in Taiwan then I can give the name of an independant agent to you.

For China PRC and Korea you need to test in their countries. Again, I can give you a name to work through.

The rest of the world accepts data from either the FCC or CISPR (CE Marking is based on CISPR), and our report will cover them as well.

The nice thing about NTS Fullerton Division is that I will provide you with a widely accepted, single EMC report.

Product Safety requirements will be discussed by Bonnie xxxxxx, our Product Safety Manager.

For quoting purposes please forward the following information to me. We will place you into our client database to expedite communications and to ensure fast service.

Company name
Company address
Your direct telephone number
Your fax number

Regards, xxxxxxxn

From: xxxxxxx xxxxxxxx <xxxxxxx.xxxxxxxxx@ntscorp.com> [ Save address ]
To: "'xxxxxxxxx@mchsi.com'" <xxxxxxxx@mchsi.com>
Cc: Betty xxxxxxxxxxx <betty.xxxxxxxxxx@ntscorp.com>
Subject: RE: Inquiries
Date: Tue, 25 May 2004 09:38:59 -0700
Pang,

It would be my pleasure to discuss the testing requirements and costs for your device. Please provide the following information so that I can develope a quote, if you so desire:

1) What is the interface between your device and the host (USB, etc.)?
2) What is the User's environment (residential, professional, industrial, etc.)?
3) Is your device hand-held, stationary, or a combination thereof?
4) What is the power supply to the device (battery, USB, ac/dc converter, etc.)?
5) Do you require testing for other global regions (CE Marking, Japan, Taiwan, etc.)?
6) Do you require Product Safety testing as well (UL, CSA, etc.)?
7) If you do need product safety testing, has the laser assembly been tested to any laser product safety requirements?

What we would need for testing is either a production unit or a pre-production unit built to production specifications. If it is a simple PC peripheral, then testing would be to the Class B FCC requirements resluting in a simple "Manufacturer's Declaration of Conformity". I can help you with that process. Tests for FCC usually take about two days, CE Marking would add a couple more days to that. Of course this could all change based on my review of your device and the ansers to the above questions.

Regards,
xxxxxxxn
xxxxxxxxxxxxx
National Technical Systems

-----Original Message-----
From: xxxxxxx@mchsi.com [mailto:xxxxxxx@mchsi.com]
Sent: Tuesday, May 25, 2004 10:32 AM
To: xxxxxxx xxxxxxx
Subject: RE: Inquiries

Dear xxxxxxx,

Thank you so much for your prompt reply. Really appreciate your help.
I am quite new to this, thus learning along the way and hope you'll bear with
me as I try as best as I could to answer your questions.

1) What is the interface between your device and the host (USB, etc.)?
-- RS232 serial interface

2) What is the User's environment (residential, professional, industrial,
etc.)?
-- Able to perform alonside with any computing device. Eg. PC, PDA, Pocket
PC...

3) Is your device hand-held, stationary, or a combination thereof?
-- Stationary

4) What is the power supply to the device (battery, USB, ac/dc converter,
etc.)?
-- Rechargeable Lithium Ion battery, or AC/DC converter.

5) Do you require testing for other global regions (CE Marking, Japan, Taiwan,
etc.)?
-- I'll need to be able to market it globally, thus it has to conform with
international safety standards as well.

6) Do you require Product Safety testing as well (UL, CSA, etc.)?
-- Main concern is the red diode laser. Need to certify that it's eye-safe,
Class 1 enclosure.

7) If you do need product safety testing, has the laser assembly been tested
to any laser product safety requirements?
-- Not tested yet. Specifications on the laser should be correct.

I do have a question though. What difference is there between FCC
certification vs verification?
Browsing through the internet, I was under the impression that it takes
anywhere between 30-90 days for certification. Your estimation that it takes
2 days for FCC testing really caught me off guard. Could you clarify that for
me please?
Thank you and best regards.

xxxxx

From: xxxxxxx xxxxxxx <xxxxxxx.xxxxxxx@ntscorp.com> [ Save address ]
To: "'xxxxxxx@mchsi.com'" <xxxxxxx@mchsi.com>
Cc: Bonnie xxxxxx <bonnie.xxxxxx@ntscorp.com>
Subject: RE: FW: Inquiries
Date: Wed, 26 May 2004 13:27:44 -0700
xxxxx,

Following is a budgetary quote for EMC testing, with $ ranges. Where within this range, or if higher or lower, will depend on the scanner's design.

Emissions: $1,800.00, covers:
1. 47CFR Part 15 Subpart B (FCC class B limit, for Mfg.'s Declaration of Conformity)
2. ICES-003 Issue 3 (Canada class B limit)
3. AS/NZS 3548 (Australia/New Zealand class B limit)
4. EN 55022: 98 (European Union (EU) class B limit, for CE Marking)
5. CISPR 22 :97 (International class B limit)
6. VCCI (Japan class B limit)
7. CNS 13438 (BSMI, Taiwan class B limit)

Power Quality: $0.00 to $450.00, dependant on design, covers:
8. EN 61000-3-2 Harmonics (EU, for CE Marking)
9. EN 61000-3-3, Flicker (EU, for CE Marking)

Immunity per EN 55024 :98 (EU) and CISPR 24 :97 (International): $1,700 to $2,550.00, dependant on design, covers:
10. EN 61000-4-2 (Electrostatic Discharge)
11. EN 61000-4-3 (Radiated rf Immunity)
12. EN 61000-4-4 (Electrical Fast Transients)
13. EN 61000-4-5 (Surge)
14. EN 61000-4-6 (Conducted rf Immunity)
15. N/A: EN 61000-4-8 (Power-frequency Magnetic Field)
16. N/A: EN 61000-4-11 (Voltage Dips/Interrupts)

Test Report
17. Commercial Report (all inclusive): $750.00

EMC SUBTOTAL: $4,250.00 to $5,550.00, dependant on design
Test time would be from three to five days, and the report would be delivered electronically one week later.

quote:

---

Originally posted by SimpleGuy:
I sold all of my shares today. Utterly disappointed after what I found out.
The VKB does not need FCC certification, only Declaration of Conformity(DoC) or Verification.
DoC or verification with the VKB's given specs, INCLUDING international conformity and documentation, only takes 3-5 days.
I had an idea for a new product utilizing class 1 lasers and put it to the drawing board.
Since the product will need FCC approval, I sent inquiries to various testing labs using the VKB's specifications.
This served a dual purpose. I could learn about the FCC approval process and also gauge on the progress of the VKB.
I have attached all correspondence to the testing lab, but blotted out names and email addresses for privacy concerns.

How long has it been since the IBIZ PR on FCC approval? 3 weeks. And all they needed was the FCC verification.
While I was considering the situation, I sent an email to Ken.
Since this email did not specify on copyright or restricting the email to personal correspondence, I shall post it.
Ken is in Italy on vacation for his 30th anniversary and will not be back till June 11.
I seriously doubt the VKB will make it to the market before June 11.
My opinion is, if I Was the CEO of a company with such a revolutionary product, I would want to be around when it finally ships.
I am not saying you should buy or sell. Just stating some facts and voicing my disappointment in IBZT.

GLTA. I may get back in at a later date.

========================================================================

From: "Ken Schilling" <ken@ibizcorp.com> Add to Address Book
To: "'xxxxxxx '" <xxxxxxxxxx@yahoo.com>
Subject: RE: Please advise
Date: Tue, 25 May 2004 21:56:10 -0700

xxxxx,

I'm sorry, I'm on vacation with my wife celebrating our 30th Wedding
Anniversary. I will not return to the US until June 11th. My e-mail
is not
that great here in Italy so I'm only responding when I can get a
connection
to the internet. We will advice as we're updated on delivery and
certification status.

Regards,

Ken

-----Original Message-----
From: xxxxxxx
To: Ken Schilling
Sent: 5/25/04 12:36 PM
Subject: Please advise

Dear Mr Schilling,

I wrote an email to NTS(amongst a few others), a national testing lab
for FCC certification, verification and Declaration of Conformity(DoC).
Based on the specifications of the VKB, it was concluded that
Certification is not required. A verification or DoC would be more
than
sufficient and would put the product on the market within 1 week. (2
days was what the NTS representative told me it'd take to complete
testing)

It is almost a month since the VKB arrived at IBIZ and yet there is
still no news on the status of the VKB. This revelation, that all is
required is the DoC and it doesn't take more than 1 week, is seriously
very disturbing.
Mr Schilling. You want investors to believe in you and IBIZ. Yet the
disseminated information doesn't make sense at all.
Please clarify it for me and my fellow investors. Meanwhile, I will
consider carefully whether I should disseminate this piece of important
information to them.

Thank you for your time.

Best Regards,

xxxxx

=========================================================================
From: xxxxxxx xxxxxxx <xxxxxxx.xxxxxxx@ntscorp.com> [ Save address ]
To: "'xxxxxxx@mchsi.com'" <xxxxxxx@mchsi.com>
Cc: Betty xxxxxxx <betty.xxxxxxx@ntscorp.com>
Subject: RE: Inquiries
Date: Tue, 25 May 2004 09:38:59 -0700
xxxxx,

It would be my pleasure to discuss the testing requirements and costs for your device. Please provide the following information so that I can develope a quote, if you so desire:

1) What is the interface between your device and the host (USB, etc.)?
2) What is the User's environment (residential, professional, industrial, etc.)?
3) Is your device hand-held, stationary, or a combination thereof?
4) What is the power supply to the device (battery, USB, ac/dc converter, etc.)?
5) Do you require testing for other global regions (CE Marking, Japan, Taiwan, etc.)?
6) Do you require Product Safety testing as well (UL, CSA, etc.)?
7) If you do need product safety testing, has the laser assembly been tested to any laser product safety requirements?

What we would need for testing is either a production unit or a pre-production unit built to production specifications. If it is a simple PC peripheral, then testing would be to the Class B FCC requirements resluting in a simple "Manufacturer's Declaration of Conformity". I can help you with that process. Tests for FCC usually take about two days, CE Marking would add a couple more days to that. Of course this could all change based on my review of your device and the ansers to the above questions.

Regards,
xxxxxxxn xxxxxxx
xxxxxxxxxxxxx
National Technical Systems

-----Original Message-----
From: Betty xxxxxxx
Sent: Monday, May 24, 2004 10:18 AM
To: 'xxxxxxx@mchsi.com'
Subject: RE: Inquiries

xxxxx,

Sorry I don't know, but I forwarded your e-mail to our xxxxxxx xxxxxxx asking for his help. You should hear from one of us in the next day or two. Thank you for your inquiry.

Betty xxxxxxx
Quality Assurance Manager
National Technical Systems

-----Original Message-----
From: xxxxxxx@mchsi.com [mailto:xxxxxxx@mchsi.com]
Sent: Saturday, May 22, 2004 9:38 AM
To: xxxxxxx@ntscorp.com; xxxxxxx@ntscorp.com
Subject: Inquiries

Dear Betty,

so sorry to bother you. I obtained your contact information from the A2LA site
and I hope you'll be able to help me with regards to verification of FCC
conformity.
If I have an input device with a Class 1 laser (similar to a laser pen scanner
or maybe a CD/DVD R/W), lets say, with the ability to be linked to PDAs or any
computing device, would NTS be able to verify the device for FCC conformity?
If so, what would I need to send it in for verification?
Would I need a prototype or production model for submission?
How long would the process normally take and what is the costs associated with
it?
Thank you in advance and best regards.

xxxxx

From: xxxxxxx xxxxxxx <xxxxxxx.xxxxxxx@ntscorp.com> [ Save address ]
To: "'xxxxxxx@mchsi.com'" <xxxxxxx@mchsi.com>
Cc: Bonnie xxxxxx <bonnie.xxxxxx@ntscorp.com>
Subject: RE: Inquiries
Date: Tue, 25 May 2004 12:04:38 -0700
xxxxx,

I have forwarded this note to Bonnie xxxxxx, who can work up the product safety portion of your quote as well.

EMC:

Proper application of Verification, Cerification and Declaration of Conformity to a particular product are important, but only apply in the US. 47 CFR Part 15 Subpart B §15.101 contains a table which lists which authorization process applies to the different types of devices. Based on your description I would place your device into the Declaration of Conformity (DoC)category. For this I would test your product in our A2LA accredited lab, write the appropriate report and then you would complete a simple, one page DoC stating conformance. There is no need to assign an FCC ID number, or to make submittals to the FCC lab (which could take eight weeks or longer). With the DoC approach you're in the market almost immediately. I could help you with selection of the FCC labels and completion of the FCC DoC.

For the European Union's CE Marking the process is nearly identical. We test, issue a report to you and you fill out an EU DoC to the appropriate Directives. You may need Product Safety testing as well. Again, as soon as you can prove conformance you are in the market.

Australia and New Zealand are similar to the EU process.

For Japan and Taiwan you will need to test in a VCCI or BSMI approved lab, respectively, and receive an appropriate report. We can do this for you and I will help you through the submittal process. With the VCCI this is an electronic submittal, but with the BSMI you need to have an agent in Taiwan make the submittal for you. If you've no company personnel in Taiwan then I can give the name of an independant agent to you.

For China PRC and Korea you need to test in their countries. Again, I can give you a name to work through.

The rest of the world accepts data from either the FCC or CISPR (CE Marking is based on CISPR), and our report will cover them as well.

The nice thing about NTS Fullerton Division is that I will provide you with a widely accepted, single EMC report.

Product Safety requirements will be discussed by Bonnie xxxxxx, our Product Safety Manager.

For quoting purposes please forward the following information to me. We will place you into our client database to expedite communications and to ensure fast service.

Company name
Company address
Your direct telephone number
Your fax number

Regards, xxxxxxxn

From: xxxxxxx xxxxxxxx <xxxxxxx.xxxxxxxxx@ntscorp.com> [ Save address ]
To: "'xxxxxxxxx@mchsi.com'" <xxxxxxxx@mchsi.com>
Cc: Betty xxxxxxxxxxx <betty.xxxxxxxxxx@ntscorp.com>
Subject: RE: Inquiries
Date: Tue, 25 May 2004 09:38:59 -0700
Pang,

It would be my pleasure to discuss the testing requirements and costs for your device. Please provide the following information so that I can develope a quote, if you so desire:

1) What is the interface between your device and the host (USB, etc.)?
2) What is the User's environment (residential, professional, industrial, etc.)?
3) Is your device hand-held, stationary, or a combination thereof?
4) What is the power supply to the device (battery, USB, ac/dc converter, etc.)?
5) Do you require testing for other global regions (CE Marking, Japan, Taiwan, etc.)?
6) Do you require Product Safety testing as well (UL, CSA, etc.)?
7) If you do need product safety testing, has the laser assembly been tested to any laser product safety requirements?

What we would need for testing is either a production unit or a pre-production unit built to production specifications. If it is a simple PC peripheral, then testing would be to the Class B FCC requirements resluting in a simple "Manufacturer's Declaration of Conformity". I can help you with that process. Tests for FCC usually take about two days, CE Marking would add a couple more days to that. Of course this could all change based on my review of your device and the ansers to the above questions.

Regards,
xxxxxxxn
xxxxxxxxxxxxx
National Technical Systems

-----Original Message-----
From: xxxxxxx@mchsi.com [mailto:xxxxxxx@mchsi.com]
Sent: Tuesday, May 25, 2004 10:32 AM
To: xxxxxxx xxxxxxx
Subject: RE: Inquiries

Dear xxxxxxx,

Thank you so much for your prompt reply. Really appreciate your help.
I am quite new to this, thus learning along the way and hope you'll bear with
me as I try as best as I could to answer your questions.

1) What is the interface between your device and the host (USB, etc.)?
-- RS232 serial interface

2) What is the User's environment (residential, professional, industrial,
etc.)?
-- Able to perform alonside with any computing device. Eg. PC, PDA, Pocket
PC...

3) Is your device hand-held, stationary, or a combination thereof?
-- Stationary

4) What is the power supply to the device (battery, USB, ac/dc converter,
etc.)?
-- Rechargeable Lithium Ion battery, or AC/DC converter.

5) Do you require testing for other global regions (CE Marking, Japan, Taiwan,
etc.)?
-- I'll need to be able to market it globally, thus it has to conform with
international safety standards as well.

6) Do you require Product Safety testing as well (UL, CSA, etc.)?
-- Main concern is the red diode laser. Need to certify that it's eye-safe,
Class 1 enclosure.

7) If you do need product safety testing, has the laser assembly been tested
to any laser product safety requirements?
-- Not tested yet. Specifications on the laser should be correct.

I do have a question though. What difference is there between FCC
certification vs verification?
Browsing through the internet, I was under the impression that it takes
anywhere between 30-90 days for certification. Your estimation that it takes
2 days for FCC testing really caught me off guard. Could you clarify that for
me please?
Thank you and best regards.

xxxxx

From: xxxxxxx xxxxxxx <xxxxxxx.xxxxxxx@ntscorp.com> [ Save address ]
To: "'xxxxxxx@mchsi.com'" <xxxxxxx@mchsi.com>
Cc: Bonnie xxxxxx <bonnie.xxxxxx@ntscorp.com>
Subject: RE: FW: Inquiries
Date: Wed, 26 May 2004 13:27:44 -0700
xxxxx,

Following is a budgetary quote for EMC testing, with $ ranges. Where within this range, or if higher or lower, will depend on the scanner's design.

Emissions: $1,800.00, covers:
1. 47CFR Part 15 Subpart B (FCC class B limit, for Mfg.'s Declaration of Conformity)
2. ICES-003 Issue 3 (Canada class B limit)
3. AS/NZS 3548 (Australia/New Zealand class B limit)
4. EN 55022: 98 (European Union (EU) class B limit, for CE Marking)
5. CISPR 22 :97 (International class B limit)
6. VCCI (Japan class B limit)
7. CNS 13438 (BSMI, Taiwan class B limit)

Power Quality: $0.00 to $450.00, dependant on design, covers:
8. EN 61000-3-2 Harmonics (EU, for CE Marking)
9. EN 61000-3-3, Flicker (EU, for CE Marking)

Immunity per EN 55024 :98 (EU) and CISPR 24 :97 (International): $1,700 to $2,550.00, dependant on design, covers:
10. EN 61000-4-2 (Electrostatic Discharge)
11. EN 61000-4-3 (Radiated rf Immunity)
12. EN 61000-4-4 (Electrical Fast Transients)
13. EN 61000-4-5 (Surge)
14. EN 61000-4-6 (Conducted rf Immunity)
15. N/A: EN 61000-4-8 (Power-frequency Magnetic Field)
16. N/A: EN 61000-4-11 (Voltage Dips/Interrupts)

Test Report
17. Commercial Report (all inclusive): $750.00

EMC SUBTOTAL: $4,250.00 to $5,550.00, dependant on design
Test time would be from three to five days, and the report would be delivered electronically one week later.

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Pardon me while I wipe the tears of laughter from my face, but your post is about the silliest thing I've read in quite some time. What appears to be, on the surface, a well thought out argument for selling of your shares, is really an arrogant, pompous and rather overblown piece of dribble that never really addresses the long term prospects and future success of this stock.

So now your out and on to bigger and better things. Don't let the IBIZ door hit you in the ass on the way out. As Warren Buffet once said - "The Transfer of Wealth is made from the impatient to the patient."

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Originally posted by SimpleGuy:
TTmaster99

I do not post blindly.
I don't base opinions on nonsense.
What I have, are facts.
You don't have to read it. it's for the benefit of true investors, not you.

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go Ibiz

Long & very Strong!

for me it is no question .... IMO the VKB will become T-H-E keyboard for all PDA users !

So I can wait .... because I'm sure it will happen this year ! It's no fiction it's real ... only the EXACTLY date and time is unknown ... but that's not important .... if you buy a share you are always buy the future and not the present !

Ciao

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Originally posted by be_cool:
Hello,

for me it is no question .... IMO the VKB will become T-H-E keyboard for all PDA users !

So I can wait .... because I'm sure it will happen this year ! It's no fiction it's real ... only the EXACTLY date and time is unknown ... but that's not important .... if you buy a share you are always buy the future and not the present !

Ciao

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Originally posted by TTmaster99:
Long time ago, alot of ppl said I KNOW IT'LL COME THIS MONTH!!!... Now ppl say I KNOW IT'LL COME THIS YEAR!... LOL

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By: whizknock in IBZT | Recommend this post (0)
02 Apr 2004 1:05 AM
Boardmark this board | Ibiz Msg. 01588 of 02317

Over the past couple of months there was never a problem with the product itself! VKB works & works very well. People saw it in Las Vegas & were blown away. There may have been, as many have speculated, a few glitchs with manufacturing which in turn slowed production. But the big picture tells me there's more to it than that.

I believe Ken deliberately has been very slow bringing the Keyboard to market. It's about timing pure & simple & we will benefit from it. Ken started this company almost a quarter century ago. He's made his share of mistakes & has learned alot about the business world & the markets in general. IBZT
is his life. Lucky for us he's not about to make a mistake now.

*[[[[[[[[[[[[[[[[[ THE BIG PICTURE ]]]]]]]]]]]]]]]]]*

If you read post #00512 you know what I think of Beta! In this instance our measure of Beta is generated by sex appeal. VKB is sexy! VKB is a "COMPANY MAKER"! That's why he bought the license to market the VKB. Ken Schilling knows this & he also knows IBZT is much more than a keyboard. IBZT is a business with some real good talent. Our greatest talent & asset is Ken Schilling.

The keyboard has a business lifespan of approximately a year & a half at the out side. Oh it will last longer than that. But in the markets we will have competitors build stand alones & use it different ways to get around our license.

Also our keyboard, even with schools, hospitals & other institutions buying it & taking in to account possible competition, will probably reach a point of market saturation within 18 months at which time it becomes a commodity with greatly reduced margins rendering ever smaller profits.

At this point the worst thing that could happen would be to bring it to market & not be able to satisfy the demand. Don't let a trickle out, that would kill our momentum. A business like this needs to make a killing off the sex appeal & not stall it. Sex appeal gets old quickly & people see something often enough it looses it's luster & if they can't get it when they first see it, many quickly turn their attention to the next shooting star.

Ken wants to milk this thing for all it's worth so he's not bringing this to the market until he can satisfy the impulsive desire of everyone who lays eyes on it. Well over a million of these VKBs will be sold on impulse alone at first or second sight in Circut City.

By the time Ken is reporting windfall profits in an earnings report that may well surprise the whispered estimates, the Blue Tooth VKB will be ariving at Best Buy & the first manifestation of Blue Dock will be on it's heels. And IBZT will be an up & runing business with no question as to whether it is a going concern.

I bet they already have thousands built. There's only one thing slowing up delivery of the Virtual Keyboard,,, Ken! He will not let this thing fly till he's sure he has an un interupted ongoing supply.

In my very humble oppinion everything I've just written is why my pps targets are higher than most to the point that some people think I'm irrational.

Our time is at hand. At 3 & a half cents a share,,,

"These are the good old days!"
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I hope Ken is building a war chest full of these things.

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Originally posted by TTmaster99:
Long time ago, alot of ppl said I KNOW IT'LL COME THIS MONTH!!!... Now ppl say I KNOW IT'LL COME THIS YEAR!... LOL

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...don't you understand ? It's much more important that the VKB will come ASAP. And it isn't sooo important if this is in june in july or in october .... THAT it will come (fully functional, with all the necessary certificates and with a firm which is able to produce enough VKB's for the whole world market) THAT IS IMPORTANT !!!

Better all is clearified before and not after the launch of the VKB ! ... so it will become no "short shot" !

Ciao

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Originally posted by be_cool:
...don't you understand ? It's much more important that the VKB will come ASAP. And it isn't sooo important if this is in june in july or in october .... THAT it will come (fully functional, with all the necessary certificates and with a firm which is able to produce enough VKB's for the whole world market) THAT IS IMPORTANT !!!

Better all is clearified before and not after the launch of the VKB ! ... so it will become no "short shot" !

Ciao

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You're 100% right!

One paragraph states:

[The exchange attorney confirmed that some companies wished to be delisted,
and that "trading was stopped for all companies requesting it."]

Trading suspension seems to be the first step before delisting.

Now if the Ibiz gang are looking into this issue, as previously posted, you'd think they would have at least been able to suspend the .be trading for now?? According to Yahoo finance there still was trading volume on May 25th.
http://finance.yahoo.com/q/hp?s=IBZT.BE

I'm interested to see what happens over the next couple of days. Will Volume remain at 0?

I'm not bashing, just passing along info. And yes, I do own the Stock.

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FurrySound
-DD-GLTA-Unless I've quoted a source, I know not what I speak of.

Got lots of this one but haven't been following the latest developments...anyone can give me a brief idea of WHY it's down!

Thanks.

Berlin Exchange listing, allows naked shorting - although they have been on there for a while

Source: http://finance.yahoo.com/q/bc?s=IBZT.BE&t=6m

"iBIZ awaits FCC and Laser certifications before shipping to customers/end-users" (although it doesn't take as long as they make it sound, excuses?)

Source: http://finance.yahoo.com/q/h?s=IBZT.OB

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FurrySound
-DD-GLTA-Unless I've quoted a source, I know not what I speak of.