``I have never said that Inflight Canada ``developed a digEplayer platform for APS`` as he falsely claims. No one, myself included, ever claimed that a new platform was created for the ``installed digEplayer`` shown at WAEA.``

``As my posting history will show, I have provided unrefuted evicence/proof that e.Digital`s press release in which it claimed to have ``successfully unveiled working prototypes of an installed version of APS’ digEplayer™ at the WAEA Conference was balatantly false.``

``As all independent articles and sources state (including APS`s own brochure), it was Inflight Canada that designed and built the prototype, of an installed version of the digEplayer (in an Air Canada seat) that integrated their iCache under-floor product, which it then ``unveiled`` in its own booth at WAEA. The prototype was created in response to a request from Air Canada for installation in its fleet of regional jets to be ordered. Inflight Canada also designed and built for Air Canada an alternative installed system using an IFE product from Thales Avionics, which was ultimately selected by Air Canada.``

As convoluted as the statements are...it`s all about the digEplayer™ embedded keep that in mind.

The unveiling was a success for e.Digital....as the units worked....their ``claim to have ``successfully unveiled working prototypes of an installed version of APS’ digEplayer™ ``... is correctly stated....the digEplayers were prototypes.....as well as the Inflight install design.

If the players did not work...Cassandra would be singing a different tune... laying all blame on e.Digital....with a different representation of their involvement in the display.

an order for $635,000 is on the way for an install.

doni