http://www.forth.com/index.html also google: `Ultratechnology`

and `Moore November 2004 Fireside Chat` for further due diligence.

I am curious about PTSC doing advance work for TPL by writing to the 150 potential infringers ahead of a settlement with Moore/TPL. Given the slow pace of litigation it was quite possiblely a jointly coordinated time saver and publicity stunt for PTSC.

It is clear that PTSC`s foot dragging effort in court w/ B&O vs Moore that won the 50% right to ride the coatails of the TPL/Moore effort to license the MMP. Hard to say that Ignite/Inflame remain competitive products to Moore`s newer or repackaged chip concepts. Though TPL covers their interests w/ the PTSC warrants concession. Our best chance for capital gain remains with PAT infringement settlements. With IP piracy so rampant from offshore competion it becomes opportunistic and dejure to defend that even:

``Billionaire Ross Perot is the principal investor in a $200 million private equity fund set up to buy companies with undervalued patent portfolios--the first time that a private equity fund has been established solely to invest in intellectual property.

The fund, being set up by the Chicago merchant bank ICMB Ocean Tomo, is called Ocean Tomo Capital Fund, and will be acquiring or securing controlling stakes in patent-rich companies with revenue between $50 million and $1 billion. Areas of interests include semiconductors, biotech, nanotechnology and software.``

That`s my rail for the day.......now it`s back to bed with Rip.