may have answered my own question here by going back to the press release from the shareholders meeting.

“With in flight entertainment (IFE) business conditions improving and our partnering efforts on other market opportunities progressing, we are focused on completing the next generation of our proprietary eVU platform and introducing new eVU systems next year,” Falk continued. “Our new eVU systems will feature a wireless interface and support web browsing, text messaging, on-board product sales, and streamed video and content updates. The new systems will have greater processing power to support High Definition video, and offer more design options and enhanced graphical user interface (GUI) choices while maintaining industry leading battery life.”

“Our new eVU technology platform can also support High Definition output to TV sets, advanced LCD’s, wireless voice and data communications, streamed television, and Bluetooth headsets,” remarked Falk. “We believe our improving financial position and our next generation eVU platform will keep us at the forefront of the portable IFE industry and solidify new business opportunities in non-IFE markets.”

I'd still appreciate additional insights that those attending may have captured during the Q & A.

Larry