Latest Info on e.Digital
Friday's close 14 5/8 down 9/32 - Go to current quotes and charts
Go to Billboard Article
(2/3) e.Digital Corp. Applies for Nasdaq Listing
On February 22, TI takes DSP technology to a new level.
(1/25) Listen to Fred Falk's latest interview now.
Message Boards on e.Digital
eGroups message board - Contains the most current and informative info on eDigital. (Moderated by MaryInRed)
Raging Bull - most popular board..it's informative and entertaining but beware... it's unmoderated so watch out for the bashers!
Silicon Investor - Unmodererated, free to read but must pay to post.
New investors, read this first
Tinroad's Latest e.DIG DD LINKS for new investors
Tinroad's EDIG Info For Techno-Phobes, or, What on earth are these people talking about?
Most popular eDigital Links voted by Raging Bull members
Message posts about e.Digital worth reading
(2/7) - The post of the day by jimee11 - HOW TO VALUE GROWTH
(2/2) - Want to see contracts before investing? (DABOSS)
(2/1) Tinroad's thoughts on pre- and post-NASDAQ valuations.
A Tinroad Scoop? He calls VedaLabs and he reports they are licensing the EDIG reference player design and hope to release product in March
When will EDIG be listed on NASDAQ? Wtmgyes gets the scoop.
Mr. Gates bring an I-Jam MP3 player to the Larry King show (TWOMIL)
Darwood makes the Raging Bull Home Page...
(1/27) Wtmgyes has a talk with Robert Putnum.
Press Releases
Get on e.Digital's pr/news e-mail list. Click the mailbox to send an e-mail to Wendy Ravenel of investor relations
Press releases from e.Digital's Company Site
(2/4) All five major
record labels have invested in the same Internet company. Listen.com
(1/31) Presidents Letter - NASDAQ application info & revenues released.
(1/24) Lucent Technologies Licenses ePAC Music Coder to VedaLabs for Internet Software and Hardware Players (edig mentioned)
e.Digital news on CBS Marketwatch
e.Digital news on Bloomberg.com
e.Digital News on Yahoo
e.Digital and Maycom Announce Licensing Agreement for e.Digital's Portable Internet Music Player Design (01-05-99)
e.Digital launches multi-codec Inyernet music player design
In the media
(1/30) San Diego Union Article: edig and Raging Bull
(1/25) Music deal spins into Net’s future: Time Warner merger with EMI brings future one step nearer
(1/25) Boston Globe: Warner Music, EMI merging to form top music company
EDIG/INTEL MicroOS inside. From MSN Money Central This quote "...chip giant Intel,which use MicroOS to link portable products to PCs".
Up close with haiyaku - Behind the Boards 01/20/00 4:30 PM, By Jeffrey Freedman
(1/19) "EDigital may be on the verge of winning a Nasdaq listing after a big runup in its shares"
1/19/00 - TRANSMETA BREAKS THE SILENCE, UNVEILS SMART PROCESSOR TO REVOLUTIONIZE MOBILE INTERNET COMPUTING
(1/18) The archived interview with Fred Falk on Via Vid
(1/17) WebNoize Article: Waiting Game: E.Digital and the Portable Player Market
Intel gets it right - Plus: EDIG revisited By Shawn Langlois, CBS MarketWatch (5:45 PM ET Jan 13, 2000)
e.Digital Interview on AOL - 1/12/2000,1 p.m
Steve Harmon Talks about e.Digital again
Click here to listen to the interview.
Quote in Time Magazine Dec 31.."I can't wait to tell my grandkids where their EDIG fortune came from" (short mention of edig in middle and end of article).
ON24 interview with Fred Falk 12-21 PM Licensees to be announced before Jan 6th. Products due out by March
Jan 4th PC Mag photo of e.Digital prototype player CAUTION: EXTREME CLOSEUP!
Last Fri night on Nightline: Steal This Music A Revolution Hits the Recording Industry
Click the Twice Logo below to see e.Digital's Latest publicity in Twice Mag (Dec 6, 99)
Click the Logo below to hear Fred Falk's Interview with OTC Internet (You must have Real Player installed to listen)
Consumer Electronics Show
List Servs
Join MaryInRed's (Raging Bull) Listserv and get the news directly via e-mail from her egroups listserv
ePACWeb Sites
Waynes777's epacmusic.org updated
Search all ePAC websites
AudioVeda 1.0
On February 15th, 2000 AudioVeda 1.0 will be publicly released and available for free download. The AudioVeda Player/Encoder/Jukebox uses Lucent Technologies' (NYSE: LU) ePAC file format to compress Internet music at a rate of 11 to 1, delivering the highest quality Internet music in the industry.
Ear Jam
The Earjam IMP plays all popular music formats, and supports all popular music devices. The Earjam IMP will be available after Feb 15.
Turn up your speakers and check out this Earjam Ad
Lydstrom SongBank
"e.Digital's portable ePac player provides a way to unleash the Lydstrom SongBank's library of music from the home and bring it out into the rest of the world."
Published on 11/30/1999, THE MIAMI HERALD
DESIGNS ON THE FUTURE
Early next spring, if things go as planned, your teenager will be hitting
you up for $200 to $250 to buy the latest really nifty gadget - a minimusic
player that fits in a shirt pocket and plays music downloaded from the
Internet.
Blame Michel Alvarez, at least in part. The 18-year-old senior at
Miami-Dade's Design and Architecture Senior High (DASH) magnet program just
submitted the winning design for the player, which might be sold by
electronics giants like Sony and Pioneer.
Texas Instruments
On February 22, TI takes DSP technology to a new level
Click Picture below to read more info on TI's ad on DSP's.
BillBoard Ad Jan 29, 2000
The text under this photo reads:
Internet Music Player
Based in San Diego, e.Digital is an OEM (Original Equipment
Manufacture) provider that developed a reference design for an SDMI
capable handheld digital-music player featuring Lucent's ePAC
technology. The design can also be incorporated into car stereos or
home audio systems.
Robert Putnam, e.Digital VP, notes that the company five years ago
created the first digital voice recorder based on removable flash
memory and was very impressed with the Lucent ePAC technology
introduced early last year.
"We ported the ePAC codex to a DSP (digital signal processor) to create
an internet music player that will allow a user to transfer ePAC and
other audio formats from their PC to the player," he explains.
Fred Falk, e.Digital CEO reports exceptional industry response to the
first ePAC-player prototypes demonstrated in November at Comdex in Las
Vegas and Webnoize 99 in Los Angeles, and early this month at CES
(Consumer Electronics Show) in Las Vegas. He adds, "The first
commercial portable players supporting ePAC are expected on the market
the first half of this year. In addition to portable players, ePAC's
excellent sound quality is ideal for us to integrate into home or auto
based systems for our OEM customers." "
Go to Second Page of related Billboard Ad.
Maycom Announce a Licensing Agreement for e.Digital
(BSNS WIRE) e.Digital and Maycom Announce Licensing Agreement for e.Digital's Portable
Internet Music Player Design
SAN DIEGO--(BUSINESS WIRE)--Jan. 5, 2000--e.Digital Corp.
(OTCBB:EDIG) announced today that it has licensed its portable
Internet music player design to Maycom Co. Ltd., manufacturer of the
I-Jam(TM) digital MP3 player.
Maycom will incorporate e.Digital's reference design into their
third-generation music player (see photo) which will support multiple
music codecs including ePAC, AAC, WMA, and MP3 and will also support
various Digital Rights Management (DRM) schemes. Maycom currently
sells its Merit(TM) MP3 player in Europe and Asia, and sells it under
the brand name I-Jam in North America.
Different models of the player will be able to utilize SanDisk's
CompactFlash(TM), SD Cards(TM) or Multimedia Cards(TM). It will hold
one to two hours of music depending on user preferences and will be
powered by rechargeable or conventional Alkaline batteries. A USB
interface will be built in to enable Internet-delivered upgrades. The
unit, dubbed MP2000 for now, is expected to go into production in late
summer 2000 depending on SDMI specifications and the availability of
secure music on the Internet.
Fred Falk, president and chief executive officer of e.Digital,
said, "We are delighted to announce Maycom as the first customer for
our portable Internet music player design featuring ePAC. Maycom is
respected for their ability to make a name for high-tech consumer
products, and for their international presence in the electronics
market."
S.W. Bae, Maycom's president added, "The e.Digital design lets us
build our third-generation digital music player to support the ePAC
music compression format, along with available support for other audio
codecs. Our customers are interested in the best sound quality and
want to be ahead of the curve as the Internet music industry begins to
take off and secure music content becomes more widely available. ePAC
provides excellent sound quality, and licensing the e.Digital design
helps us get to market more quickly."
About Maycom
Maycom Company Ltd., is a turnkey manufacturer of digital audio
and radio communication products with annual sales target of
approximately $30 million, and exports of over $10 million in 1999.
Maycom currently sells its Merit(TM) MP3 player in Europe and Asia,
and sells it under the brand name I-Jam in North America.
About e.Digital
e.Digital Corp. offers an engineering partnership for the world's
leading electronics companies to link portable digital devices to PCs
and the Internet. Engineering services range from the licensing of
e.Digital's patented MicroOS(TM) file management system to custom
software and hardware development, design and manufacturing services.
For more information on the company, visit www.edig.com.
Safe Harbor statement under the Private Securities Litigation
Reform Act of 1995: This press release contains forward-looking
statements relating to future performance, technology and product
development that may impact on future results and the future viability
of the company. Actual results could be affected or differ materially
from those projected in the forward-looking statements as a result of
risk factors such as: future products and results; technological
shifts; potential technical difficulties that could delay new
products; competition; general economic conditions in the markets in
which the company operates; the ability of the company, its customers,
and suppliers to become Year 2000 compliant; pricing pressures; and
the uncertainty of market acceptance of new products by OEM's and
end-user customers.
Note to Editors: e.Digital and MicroOS are trademarks of
e.Digital Corp. Lucent and ePAC are trademarks or registered
trademarks of Lucent Technologies. SanDisk and CompactFlash are
trademarks or registered trademarks of SanDisk Corp. All other
product, company, or service names are the property of their
respective owners.
CONTACT: e.Digital Corp.
Robert Putnam or Wendy Ravenel, 858/679-1504
robert@edig.com
wendy@edig.com
or
The MWW Group (for e.Digital)
Matt Messinger, 201/964-2377
mmessing@mww.com
or
Maycom
S.W. Bae, 011 82 (2) 895 8091
info@maycomcoltd.com
A dependable broker to trade e.Digital with
The first person to tip me off on EDIG was my broker, Chris Reagan of Prudential Securities. He will execute your trades over the phone within seconds. To set up an account click the Prudential Logo below. Tell him Pete sent you!
CNBC
Click the CNBC Logo below to send an E-mail to CNBC's "Powerlunch to request Fred Falk of e.Digital to be interviewed on the show - the more e-mails they get they better chance they will contact him (e.digital's Phone Number is 858.679.1504 if you would like to include Fred Falk's contact info in your e-mail.)
Stock Charts and Quotes
Intraday Chart for eDigital (20 min delay)
Click here for EDIG's real time quote (Raging Bull members only)
Click here for EDIG's 3 month candlestick chart
E-mail Athomedad for comments or requests for this site.
Return to the Top
Check out Mensfishingweekend.com - The best fishing site "in the 'net"
(1/25) Listen to Fred Falk's latest interview now.
Message Boards on e.Digital
eGroups message board - Contains the most current and informative info on eDigital. (Moderated by MaryInRed)
Raging Bull - most popular board..it's informative and entertaining but beware... it's unmoderated so watch out for the bashers!
Silicon Investor - Unmodererated, free to read but must pay to post.
New investors, read this first
Tinroad's Latest e.DIG DD LINKS for new investors
Tinroad's EDIG Info For Techno-Phobes, or, What on earth are these people talking about?
Most popular eDigital Links voted by Raging Bull members
Message posts about e.Digital worth reading
(2/7) - The post of the day by jimee11 - HOW TO VALUE GROWTH
(2/2) - Want to see contracts before investing? (DABOSS)
(2/1) Tinroad's thoughts on pre- and post-NASDAQ valuations.
A Tinroad Scoop? He calls VedaLabs and he reports they are licensing the EDIG reference player design and hope to release product in March
When will EDIG be listed on NASDAQ? Wtmgyes gets the scoop.
Mr. Gates bring an I-Jam MP3 player to the Larry King show (TWOMIL)
Darwood makes the Raging Bull Home Page...
(1/27) Wtmgyes has a talk with Robert Putnum.
Press Releases
Get on e.Digital's pr/news e-mail list. Click the mailbox to send an e-mail to Wendy Ravenel of investor relations
Press releases from e.Digital's Company Site
(2/4) All five major
record labels have invested in the same Internet company. Listen.com
(1/31) Presidents Letter - NASDAQ application info & revenues released.
(1/24) Lucent Technologies Licenses ePAC Music Coder to VedaLabs for Internet Software and Hardware Players (edig mentioned)
e.Digital news on CBS Marketwatch
e.Digital news on Bloomberg.com
e.Digital News on Yahoo
e.Digital and Maycom Announce Licensing Agreement for e.Digital's Portable Internet Music Player Design (01-05-99)
e.Digital launches multi-codec Inyernet music player design
In the media
(1/30) San Diego Union Article: edig and Raging Bull
(1/25) Music deal spins into Net’s future: Time Warner merger with EMI brings future one step nearer
(1/25) Boston Globe: Warner Music, EMI merging to form top music company
EDIG/INTEL MicroOS inside. From MSN Money Central This quote "...chip giant Intel,which use MicroOS to link portable products to PCs".
Up close with haiyaku - Behind the Boards 01/20/00 4:30 PM, By Jeffrey Freedman
(1/19) "EDigital may be on the verge of winning a Nasdaq listing after a big runup in its shares"
1/19/00 - TRANSMETA BREAKS THE SILENCE, UNVEILS SMART PROCESSOR TO REVOLUTIONIZE MOBILE INTERNET COMPUTING
(1/18) The archived interview with Fred Falk on Via Vid
(1/17) WebNoize Article: Waiting Game: E.Digital and the Portable Player Market
Intel gets it right - Plus: EDIG revisited By Shawn Langlois, CBS MarketWatch (5:45 PM ET Jan 13, 2000)
e.Digital Interview on AOL - 1/12/2000,1 p.m
Steve Harmon Talks about e.Digital again
Click here to listen to the interview.
Quote in Time Magazine Dec 31.."I can't wait to tell my grandkids where their EDIG fortune came from" (short mention of edig in middle and end of article).
ON24 interview with Fred Falk 12-21 PM Licensees to be announced before Jan 6th. Products due out by March
Jan 4th PC Mag photo of e.Digital prototype player CAUTION: EXTREME CLOSEUP!
Last Fri night on Nightline: Steal This Music A Revolution Hits the Recording Industry
Click the Twice Logo below to see e.Digital's Latest publicity in Twice Mag (Dec 6, 99)
Click the Logo below to hear Fred Falk's Interview with OTC Internet (You must have Real Player installed to listen)
Consumer Electronics Show
List Servs
Join MaryInRed's (Raging Bull) Listserv and get the news directly via e-mail from her egroups listserv
ePACWeb Sites
Waynes777's epacmusic.org updated
Search all ePAC websites
AudioVeda 1.0
On February 15th, 2000 AudioVeda 1.0 will be publicly released and available for free download. The AudioVeda Player/Encoder/Jukebox uses Lucent Technologies' (NYSE: LU) ePAC file format to compress Internet music at a rate of 11 to 1, delivering the highest quality Internet music in the industry.
Ear Jam
The Earjam IMP plays all popular music formats, and supports all popular music devices. The Earjam IMP will be available after Feb 15.
Turn up your speakers and check out this Earjam Ad
Lydstrom SongBank
"e.Digital's portable ePac player provides a way to unleash the Lydstrom SongBank's library of music from the home and bring it out into the rest of the world."
Published on 11/30/1999, THE MIAMI HERALD
DESIGNS ON THE FUTURE
Early next spring, if things go as planned, your teenager will be hitting
you up for $200 to $250 to buy the latest really nifty gadget - a minimusic
player that fits in a shirt pocket and plays music downloaded from the
Internet.
Blame Michel Alvarez, at least in part. The 18-year-old senior at
Miami-Dade's Design and Architecture Senior High (DASH) magnet program just
submitted the winning design for the player, which might be sold by
electronics giants like Sony and Pioneer.
Texas Instruments
On February 22, TI takes DSP technology to a new level
Click Picture below to read more info on TI's ad on DSP's.
BillBoard Ad Jan 29, 2000
The text under this photo reads:
Internet Music Player
Based in San Diego, e.Digital is an OEM (Original Equipment
Manufacture) provider that developed a reference design for an SDMI
capable handheld digital-music player featuring Lucent's ePAC
technology. The design can also be incorporated into car stereos or
home audio systems.
Robert Putnam, e.Digital VP, notes that the company five years ago
created the first digital voice recorder based on removable flash
memory and was very impressed with the Lucent ePAC technology
introduced early last year.
"We ported the ePAC codex to a DSP (digital signal processor) to create
an internet music player that will allow a user to transfer ePAC and
other audio formats from their PC to the player," he explains.
Fred Falk, e.Digital CEO reports exceptional industry response to the
first ePAC-player prototypes demonstrated in November at Comdex in Las
Vegas and Webnoize 99 in Los Angeles, and early this month at CES
(Consumer Electronics Show) in Las Vegas. He adds, "The first
commercial portable players supporting ePAC are expected on the market
the first half of this year. In addition to portable players, ePAC's
excellent sound quality is ideal for us to integrate into home or auto
based systems for our OEM customers." "
Go to Second Page of related Billboard Ad.
Maycom Announce a Licensing Agreement for e.Digital
(BSNS WIRE) e.Digital and Maycom Announce Licensing Agreement for e.Digital's Portable
Internet Music Player Design
SAN DIEGO--(BUSINESS WIRE)--Jan. 5, 2000--e.Digital Corp.
(OTCBB:EDIG) announced today that it has licensed its portable
Internet music player design to Maycom Co. Ltd., manufacturer of the
I-Jam(TM) digital MP3 player.
Maycom will incorporate e.Digital's reference design into their
third-generation music player (see photo) which will support multiple
music codecs including ePAC, AAC, WMA, and MP3 and will also support
various Digital Rights Management (DRM) schemes. Maycom currently
sells its Merit(TM) MP3 player in Europe and Asia, and sells it under
the brand name I-Jam in North America.
Different models of the player will be able to utilize SanDisk's
CompactFlash(TM), SD Cards(TM) or Multimedia Cards(TM). It will hold
one to two hours of music depending on user preferences and will be
powered by rechargeable or conventional Alkaline batteries. A USB
interface will be built in to enable Internet-delivered upgrades. The
unit, dubbed MP2000 for now, is expected to go into production in late
summer 2000 depending on SDMI specifications and the availability of
secure music on the Internet.
Fred Falk, president and chief executive officer of e.Digital,
said, "We are delighted to announce Maycom as the first customer for
our portable Internet music player design featuring ePAC. Maycom is
respected for their ability to make a name for high-tech consumer
products, and for their international presence in the electronics
market."
S.W. Bae, Maycom's president added, "The e.Digital design lets us
build our third-generation digital music player to support the ePAC
music compression format, along with available support for other audio
codecs. Our customers are interested in the best sound quality and
want to be ahead of the curve as the Internet music industry begins to
take off and secure music content becomes more widely available. ePAC
provides excellent sound quality, and licensing the e.Digital design
helps us get to market more quickly."
About Maycom
Maycom Company Ltd., is a turnkey manufacturer of digital audio
and radio communication products with annual sales target of
approximately $30 million, and exports of over $10 million in 1999.
Maycom currently sells its Merit(TM) MP3 player in Europe and Asia,
and sells it under the brand name I-Jam in North America.
About e.Digital
e.Digital Corp. offers an engineering partnership for the world's
leading electronics companies to link portable digital devices to PCs
and the Internet. Engineering services range from the licensing of
e.Digital's patented MicroOS(TM) file management system to custom
software and hardware development, design and manufacturing services.
For more information on the company, visit www.edig.com.
Safe Harbor statement under the Private Securities Litigation
Reform Act of 1995: This press release contains forward-looking
statements relating to future performance, technology and product
development that may impact on future results and the future viability
of the company. Actual results could be affected or differ materially
from those projected in the forward-looking statements as a result of
risk factors such as: future products and results; technological
shifts; potential technical difficulties that could delay new
products; competition; general economic conditions in the markets in
which the company operates; the ability of the company, its customers,
and suppliers to become Year 2000 compliant; pricing pressures; and
the uncertainty of market acceptance of new products by OEM's and
end-user customers.
Note to Editors: e.Digital and MicroOS are trademarks of
e.Digital Corp. Lucent and ePAC are trademarks or registered
trademarks of Lucent Technologies. SanDisk and CompactFlash are
trademarks or registered trademarks of SanDisk Corp. All other
product, company, or service names are the property of their
respective owners.
CONTACT: e.Digital Corp.
Robert Putnam or Wendy Ravenel, 858/679-1504
robert@edig.com
wendy@edig.com
or
The MWW Group (for e.Digital)
Matt Messinger, 201/964-2377
mmessing@mww.com
or
Maycom
S.W. Bae, 011 82 (2) 895 8091
info@maycomcoltd.com
A dependable broker to trade e.Digital with
The first person to tip me off on EDIG was my broker, Chris Reagan of Prudential Securities. He will execute your trades over the phone within seconds. To set up an account click the Prudential Logo below. Tell him Pete sent you!
CNBC
Click the CNBC Logo below to send an E-mail to CNBC's "Powerlunch to request Fred Falk of e.Digital to be interviewed on the show - the more e-mails they get they better chance they will contact him (e.digital's Phone Number is 858.679.1504 if you would like to include Fred Falk's contact info in your e-mail.)
Stock Charts and Quotes
Intraday Chart for eDigital (20 min delay)
Click here for EDIG's real time quote (Raging Bull members only)
Click here for EDIG's 3 month candlestick chart
E-mail Athomedad for comments or requests for this site.
Return to the Top
Check out Mensfishingweekend.com - The best fishing site "in the 'net"
eGroups message board - Contains the most current and informative info on eDigital. (Moderated by MaryInRed)
Raging Bull - most popular board..it's informative and entertaining but beware... it's unmoderated so watch out for the bashers!
Silicon Investor - Unmodererated, free to read but must pay to post.
New investors, read this first
Tinroad's Latest e.DIG DD LINKS for new investors
Tinroad's EDIG Info For Techno-Phobes, or, What on earth are these people talking about?
Most popular eDigital Links voted by Raging Bull members
Message posts about e.Digital worth reading
(2/7) - The post of the day by jimee11 - HOW TO VALUE GROWTH
(2/2) - Want to see contracts before investing? (DABOSS)
(2/1) Tinroad's thoughts on pre- and post-NASDAQ valuations.
A Tinroad Scoop? He calls VedaLabs and he reports they are licensing the EDIG reference player design and hope to release product in March
When will EDIG be listed on NASDAQ? Wtmgyes gets the scoop.
Mr. Gates bring an I-Jam MP3 player to the Larry King show (TWOMIL)
Darwood makes the Raging Bull Home Page...
(1/27) Wtmgyes has a talk with Robert Putnum.
Press Releases
Get on e.Digital's pr/news e-mail list. Click the mailbox to send an e-mail to Wendy Ravenel of investor relations
Press releases from e.Digital's Company Site
(2/4) All five major
record labels have invested in the same Internet company. Listen.com
(1/31) Presidents Letter - NASDAQ application info & revenues released.
(1/24) Lucent Technologies Licenses ePAC Music Coder to VedaLabs for Internet Software and Hardware Players (edig mentioned)
e.Digital news on CBS Marketwatch
e.Digital news on Bloomberg.com
e.Digital News on Yahoo
e.Digital and Maycom Announce Licensing Agreement for e.Digital's Portable Internet Music Player Design (01-05-99)
e.Digital launches multi-codec Inyernet music player design
In the media
(1/30) San Diego Union Article: edig and Raging Bull
(1/25) Music deal spins into Net’s future: Time Warner merger with EMI brings future one step nearer
(1/25) Boston Globe: Warner Music, EMI merging to form top music company
EDIG/INTEL MicroOS inside. From MSN Money Central This quote "...chip giant Intel,which use MicroOS to link portable products to PCs".
Up close with haiyaku - Behind the Boards 01/20/00 4:30 PM, By Jeffrey Freedman
(1/19) "EDigital may be on the verge of winning a Nasdaq listing after a big runup in its shares"
1/19/00 - TRANSMETA BREAKS THE SILENCE, UNVEILS SMART PROCESSOR TO REVOLUTIONIZE MOBILE INTERNET COMPUTING
(1/18) The archived interview with Fred Falk on Via Vid
(1/17) WebNoize Article: Waiting Game: E.Digital and the Portable Player Market
Intel gets it right - Plus: EDIG revisited By Shawn Langlois, CBS MarketWatch (5:45 PM ET Jan 13, 2000)
e.Digital Interview on AOL - 1/12/2000,1 p.m
Steve Harmon Talks about e.Digital again
Click here to listen to the interview.
Quote in Time Magazine Dec 31.."I can't wait to tell my grandkids where their EDIG fortune came from" (short mention of edig in middle and end of article).
ON24 interview with Fred Falk 12-21 PM Licensees to be announced before Jan 6th. Products due out by March
Jan 4th PC Mag photo of e.Digital prototype player CAUTION: EXTREME CLOSEUP!
Last Fri night on Nightline: Steal This Music A Revolution Hits the Recording Industry
Click the Twice Logo below to see e.Digital's Latest publicity in Twice Mag (Dec 6, 99)
Click the Logo below to hear Fred Falk's Interview with OTC Internet (You must have Real Player installed to listen)
Consumer Electronics Show
List Servs
Join MaryInRed's (Raging Bull) Listserv and get the news directly via e-mail from her egroups listserv
ePACWeb Sites
Waynes777's epacmusic.org updated
Search all ePAC websites
AudioVeda 1.0
On February 15th, 2000 AudioVeda 1.0 will be publicly released and available for free download. The AudioVeda Player/Encoder/Jukebox uses Lucent Technologies' (NYSE: LU) ePAC file format to compress Internet music at a rate of 11 to 1, delivering the highest quality Internet music in the industry.
Ear Jam
The Earjam IMP plays all popular music formats, and supports all popular music devices. The Earjam IMP will be available after Feb 15.
Turn up your speakers and check out this Earjam Ad
Lydstrom SongBank
"e.Digital's portable ePac player provides a way to unleash the Lydstrom SongBank's library of music from the home and bring it out into the rest of the world."
Published on 11/30/1999, THE MIAMI HERALD
DESIGNS ON THE FUTURE
Early next spring, if things go as planned, your teenager will be hitting
you up for $200 to $250 to buy the latest really nifty gadget - a minimusic
player that fits in a shirt pocket and plays music downloaded from the
Internet.
Blame Michel Alvarez, at least in part. The 18-year-old senior at
Miami-Dade's Design and Architecture Senior High (DASH) magnet program just
submitted the winning design for the player, which might be sold by
electronics giants like Sony and Pioneer.
Texas Instruments
On February 22, TI takes DSP technology to a new level
Click Picture below to read more info on TI's ad on DSP's.
BillBoard Ad Jan 29, 2000
The text under this photo reads:
Internet Music Player
Based in San Diego, e.Digital is an OEM (Original Equipment
Manufacture) provider that developed a reference design for an SDMI
capable handheld digital-music player featuring Lucent's ePAC
technology. The design can also be incorporated into car stereos or
home audio systems.
Robert Putnam, e.Digital VP, notes that the company five years ago
created the first digital voice recorder based on removable flash
memory and was very impressed with the Lucent ePAC technology
introduced early last year.
"We ported the ePAC codex to a DSP (digital signal processor) to create
an internet music player that will allow a user to transfer ePAC and
other audio formats from their PC to the player," he explains.
Fred Falk, e.Digital CEO reports exceptional industry response to the
first ePAC-player prototypes demonstrated in November at Comdex in Las
Vegas and Webnoize 99 in Los Angeles, and early this month at CES
(Consumer Electronics Show) in Las Vegas. He adds, "The first
commercial portable players supporting ePAC are expected on the market
the first half of this year. In addition to portable players, ePAC's
excellent sound quality is ideal for us to integrate into home or auto
based systems for our OEM customers." "
Go to Second Page of related Billboard Ad.
Maycom Announce a Licensing Agreement for e.Digital
(BSNS WIRE) e.Digital and Maycom Announce Licensing Agreement for e.Digital's Portable
Internet Music Player Design
SAN DIEGO--(BUSINESS WIRE)--Jan. 5, 2000--e.Digital Corp.
(OTCBB:EDIG) announced today that it has licensed its portable
Internet music player design to Maycom Co. Ltd., manufacturer of the
I-Jam(TM) digital MP3 player.
Maycom will incorporate e.Digital's reference design into their
third-generation music player (see photo) which will support multiple
music codecs including ePAC, AAC, WMA, and MP3 and will also support
various Digital Rights Management (DRM) schemes. Maycom currently
sells its Merit(TM) MP3 player in Europe and Asia, and sells it under
the brand name I-Jam in North America.
Different models of the player will be able to utilize SanDisk's
CompactFlash(TM), SD Cards(TM) or Multimedia Cards(TM). It will hold
one to two hours of music depending on user preferences and will be
powered by rechargeable or conventional Alkaline batteries. A USB
interface will be built in to enable Internet-delivered upgrades. The
unit, dubbed MP2000 for now, is expected to go into production in late
summer 2000 depending on SDMI specifications and the availability of
secure music on the Internet.
Fred Falk, president and chief executive officer of e.Digital,
said, "We are delighted to announce Maycom as the first customer for
our portable Internet music player design featuring ePAC. Maycom is
respected for their ability to make a name for high-tech consumer
products, and for their international presence in the electronics
market."
S.W. Bae, Maycom's president added, "The e.Digital design lets us
build our third-generation digital music player to support the ePAC
music compression format, along with available support for other audio
codecs. Our customers are interested in the best sound quality and
want to be ahead of the curve as the Internet music industry begins to
take off and secure music content becomes more widely available. ePAC
provides excellent sound quality, and licensing the e.Digital design
helps us get to market more quickly."
About Maycom
Maycom Company Ltd., is a turnkey manufacturer of digital audio
and radio communication products with annual sales target of
approximately $30 million, and exports of over $10 million in 1999.
Maycom currently sells its Merit(TM) MP3 player in Europe and Asia,
and sells it under the brand name I-Jam in North America.
About e.Digital
e.Digital Corp. offers an engineering partnership for the world's
leading electronics companies to link portable digital devices to PCs
and the Internet. Engineering services range from the licensing of
e.Digital's patented MicroOS(TM) file management system to custom
software and hardware development, design and manufacturing services.
For more information on the company, visit www.edig.com.
Safe Harbor statement under the Private Securities Litigation
Reform Act of 1995: This press release contains forward-looking
statements relating to future performance, technology and product
development that may impact on future results and the future viability
of the company. Actual results could be affected or differ materially
from those projected in the forward-looking statements as a result of
risk factors such as: future products and results; technological
shifts; potential technical difficulties that could delay new
products; competition; general economic conditions in the markets in
which the company operates; the ability of the company, its customers,
and suppliers to become Year 2000 compliant; pricing pressures; and
the uncertainty of market acceptance of new products by OEM's and
end-user customers.
Note to Editors: e.Digital and MicroOS are trademarks of
e.Digital Corp. Lucent and ePAC are trademarks or registered
trademarks of Lucent Technologies. SanDisk and CompactFlash are
trademarks or registered trademarks of SanDisk Corp. All other
product, company, or service names are the property of their
respective owners.
CONTACT: e.Digital Corp.
Robert Putnam or Wendy Ravenel, 858/679-1504
robert@edig.com
wendy@edig.com
or
The MWW Group (for e.Digital)
Matt Messinger, 201/964-2377
mmessing@mww.com
or
Maycom
S.W. Bae, 011 82 (2) 895 8091
info@maycomcoltd.com
A dependable broker to trade e.Digital with
The first person to tip me off on EDIG was my broker, Chris Reagan of Prudential Securities. He will execute your trades over the phone within seconds. To set up an account click the Prudential Logo below. Tell him Pete sent you!
CNBC
Click the CNBC Logo below to send an E-mail to CNBC's "Powerlunch to request Fred Falk of e.Digital to be interviewed on the show - the more e-mails they get they better chance they will contact him (e.digital's Phone Number is 858.679.1504 if you would like to include Fred Falk's contact info in your e-mail.)
Stock Charts and Quotes
Intraday Chart for eDigital (20 min delay)
Click here for EDIG's real time quote (Raging Bull members only)
Click here for EDIG's 3 month candlestick chart
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Return to the Top
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Message posts about e.Digital worth reading
(2/7) - The post of the day by jimee11 - HOW TO VALUE GROWTH
(2/2) - Want to see contracts before investing? (DABOSS)
(2/1) Tinroad's thoughts on pre- and post-NASDAQ valuations.
A Tinroad Scoop? He calls VedaLabs and he reports they are licensing the EDIG reference player design and hope to release product in March
When will EDIG be listed on NASDAQ? Wtmgyes gets the scoop.
Mr. Gates bring an I-Jam MP3 player to the Larry King show (TWOMIL)
Darwood makes the Raging Bull Home Page...
(1/27) Wtmgyes has a talk with Robert Putnum.
Press Releases
Get on e.Digital's pr/news e-mail list. Click the mailbox to send an e-mail to Wendy Ravenel of investor relations
Press releases from e.Digital's Company Site
(2/4) All five major
record labels have invested in the same Internet company. Listen.com
(1/31) Presidents Letter - NASDAQ application info & revenues released.
(1/24) Lucent Technologies Licenses ePAC Music Coder to VedaLabs for Internet Software and Hardware Players (edig mentioned)
e.Digital news on CBS Marketwatch
e.Digital news on Bloomberg.com
e.Digital News on Yahoo
e.Digital and Maycom Announce Licensing Agreement for e.Digital's Portable Internet Music Player Design (01-05-99)
e.Digital launches multi-codec Inyernet music player design
In the media
(1/30) San Diego Union Article: edig and Raging Bull
(1/25) Music deal spins into Net’s future: Time Warner merger with EMI brings future one step nearer
(1/25) Boston Globe: Warner Music, EMI merging to form top music company
EDIG/INTEL MicroOS inside. From MSN Money Central This quote "...chip giant Intel,which use MicroOS to link portable products to PCs".
Up close with haiyaku - Behind the Boards 01/20/00 4:30 PM, By Jeffrey Freedman
(1/19) "EDigital may be on the verge of winning a Nasdaq listing after a big runup in its shares"
1/19/00 - TRANSMETA BREAKS THE SILENCE, UNVEILS SMART PROCESSOR TO REVOLUTIONIZE MOBILE INTERNET COMPUTING
(1/18) The archived interview with Fred Falk on Via Vid
(1/17) WebNoize Article: Waiting Game: E.Digital and the Portable Player Market
Intel gets it right - Plus: EDIG revisited By Shawn Langlois, CBS MarketWatch (5:45 PM ET Jan 13, 2000)
e.Digital Interview on AOL - 1/12/2000,1 p.m
Steve Harmon Talks about e.Digital again
Click here to listen to the interview.
Quote in Time Magazine Dec 31.."I can't wait to tell my grandkids where their EDIG fortune came from" (short mention of edig in middle and end of article).
ON24 interview with Fred Falk 12-21 PM Licensees to be announced before Jan 6th. Products due out by March
Jan 4th PC Mag photo of e.Digital prototype player CAUTION: EXTREME CLOSEUP!
Last Fri night on Nightline: Steal This Music A Revolution Hits the Recording Industry
Click the Twice Logo below to see e.Digital's Latest publicity in Twice Mag (Dec 6, 99)
Click the Logo below to hear Fred Falk's Interview with OTC Internet (You must have Real Player installed to listen)
Consumer Electronics Show
List Servs
Join MaryInRed's (Raging Bull) Listserv and get the news directly via e-mail from her egroups listserv
ePACWeb Sites
Waynes777's epacmusic.org updated
Search all ePAC websites
AudioVeda 1.0
On February 15th, 2000 AudioVeda 1.0 will be publicly released and available for free download. The AudioVeda Player/Encoder/Jukebox uses Lucent Technologies' (NYSE: LU) ePAC file format to compress Internet music at a rate of 11 to 1, delivering the highest quality Internet music in the industry.
Ear Jam
The Earjam IMP plays all popular music formats, and supports all popular music devices. The Earjam IMP will be available after Feb 15.
Turn up your speakers and check out this Earjam Ad
Lydstrom SongBank
"e.Digital's portable ePac player provides a way to unleash the Lydstrom SongBank's library of music from the home and bring it out into the rest of the world."
Published on 11/30/1999, THE MIAMI HERALD
DESIGNS ON THE FUTURE
Early next spring, if things go as planned, your teenager will be hitting
you up for $200 to $250 to buy the latest really nifty gadget - a minimusic
player that fits in a shirt pocket and plays music downloaded from the
Internet.
Blame Michel Alvarez, at least in part. The 18-year-old senior at
Miami-Dade's Design and Architecture Senior High (DASH) magnet program just
submitted the winning design for the player, which might be sold by
electronics giants like Sony and Pioneer.
Texas Instruments
On February 22, TI takes DSP technology to a new level
Click Picture below to read more info on TI's ad on DSP's.
BillBoard Ad Jan 29, 2000
The text under this photo reads:
Internet Music Player
Based in San Diego, e.Digital is an OEM (Original Equipment
Manufacture) provider that developed a reference design for an SDMI
capable handheld digital-music player featuring Lucent's ePAC
technology. The design can also be incorporated into car stereos or
home audio systems.
Robert Putnam, e.Digital VP, notes that the company five years ago
created the first digital voice recorder based on removable flash
memory and was very impressed with the Lucent ePAC technology
introduced early last year.
"We ported the ePAC codex to a DSP (digital signal processor) to create
an internet music player that will allow a user to transfer ePAC and
other audio formats from their PC to the player," he explains.
Fred Falk, e.Digital CEO reports exceptional industry response to the
first ePAC-player prototypes demonstrated in November at Comdex in Las
Vegas and Webnoize 99 in Los Angeles, and early this month at CES
(Consumer Electronics Show) in Las Vegas. He adds, "The first
commercial portable players supporting ePAC are expected on the market
the first half of this year. In addition to portable players, ePAC's
excellent sound quality is ideal for us to integrate into home or auto
based systems for our OEM customers." "
Go to Second Page of related Billboard Ad.
Maycom Announce a Licensing Agreement for e.Digital
(BSNS WIRE) e.Digital and Maycom Announce Licensing Agreement for e.Digital's Portable
Internet Music Player Design
SAN DIEGO--(BUSINESS WIRE)--Jan. 5, 2000--e.Digital Corp.
(OTCBB:EDIG) announced today that it has licensed its portable
Internet music player design to Maycom Co. Ltd., manufacturer of the
I-Jam(TM) digital MP3 player.
Maycom will incorporate e.Digital's reference design into their
third-generation music player (see photo) which will support multiple
music codecs including ePAC, AAC, WMA, and MP3 and will also support
various Digital Rights Management (DRM) schemes. Maycom currently
sells its Merit(TM) MP3 player in Europe and Asia, and sells it under
the brand name I-Jam in North America.
Different models of the player will be able to utilize SanDisk's
CompactFlash(TM), SD Cards(TM) or Multimedia Cards(TM). It will hold
one to two hours of music depending on user preferences and will be
powered by rechargeable or conventional Alkaline batteries. A USB
interface will be built in to enable Internet-delivered upgrades. The
unit, dubbed MP2000 for now, is expected to go into production in late
summer 2000 depending on SDMI specifications and the availability of
secure music on the Internet.
Fred Falk, president and chief executive officer of e.Digital,
said, "We are delighted to announce Maycom as the first customer for
our portable Internet music player design featuring ePAC. Maycom is
respected for their ability to make a name for high-tech consumer
products, and for their international presence in the electronics
market."
S.W. Bae, Maycom's president added, "The e.Digital design lets us
build our third-generation digital music player to support the ePAC
music compression format, along with available support for other audio
codecs. Our customers are interested in the best sound quality and
want to be ahead of the curve as the Internet music industry begins to
take off and secure music content becomes more widely available. ePAC
provides excellent sound quality, and licensing the e.Digital design
helps us get to market more quickly."
About Maycom
Maycom Company Ltd., is a turnkey manufacturer of digital audio
and radio communication products with annual sales target of
approximately $30 million, and exports of over $10 million in 1999.
Maycom currently sells its Merit(TM) MP3 player in Europe and Asia,
and sells it under the brand name I-Jam in North America.
About e.Digital
e.Digital Corp. offers an engineering partnership for the world's
leading electronics companies to link portable digital devices to PCs
and the Internet. Engineering services range from the licensing of
e.Digital's patented MicroOS(TM) file management system to custom
software and hardware development, design and manufacturing services.
For more information on the company, visit www.edig.com.
Safe Harbor statement under the Private Securities Litigation
Reform Act of 1995: This press release contains forward-looking
statements relating to future performance, technology and product
development that may impact on future results and the future viability
of the company. Actual results could be affected or differ materially
from those projected in the forward-looking statements as a result of
risk factors such as: future products and results; technological
shifts; potential technical difficulties that could delay new
products; competition; general economic conditions in the markets in
which the company operates; the ability of the company, its customers,
and suppliers to become Year 2000 compliant; pricing pressures; and
the uncertainty of market acceptance of new products by OEM's and
end-user customers.
Note to Editors: e.Digital and MicroOS are trademarks of
e.Digital Corp. Lucent and ePAC are trademarks or registered
trademarks of Lucent Technologies. SanDisk and CompactFlash are
trademarks or registered trademarks of SanDisk Corp. All other
product, company, or service names are the property of their
respective owners.
CONTACT: e.Digital Corp.
Robert Putnam or Wendy Ravenel, 858/679-1504
robert@edig.com
wendy@edig.com
or
The MWW Group (for e.Digital)
Matt Messinger, 201/964-2377
mmessing@mww.com
or
Maycom
S.W. Bae, 011 82 (2) 895 8091
info@maycomcoltd.com
A dependable broker to trade e.Digital with
The first person to tip me off on EDIG was my broker, Chris Reagan of Prudential Securities. He will execute your trades over the phone within seconds. To set up an account click the Prudential Logo below. Tell him Pete sent you!
CNBC
Click the CNBC Logo below to send an E-mail to CNBC's "Powerlunch to request Fred Falk of e.Digital to be interviewed on the show - the more e-mails they get they better chance they will contact him (e.digital's Phone Number is 858.679.1504 if you would like to include Fred Falk's contact info in your e-mail.)
Stock Charts and Quotes
Intraday Chart for eDigital (20 min delay)
Click here for EDIG's real time quote (Raging Bull members only)
Click here for EDIG's 3 month candlestick chart
E-mail Athomedad for comments or requests for this site.
Return to the Top
Check out Mensfishingweekend.com - The best fishing site "in the 'net"
Press Releases
Get on e.Digital's pr/news e-mail list. Click the mailbox to send an e-mail to Wendy Ravenel of investor relations
Press releases from e.Digital's Company Site
(2/4) All five major
record labels have invested in the same Internet company. Listen.com
(1/31) Presidents Letter - NASDAQ application info & revenues released.
(1/24) Lucent Technologies Licenses ePAC Music Coder to VedaLabs for Internet Software and Hardware Players (edig mentioned)
e.Digital news on CBS Marketwatch
e.Digital news on Bloomberg.com
e.Digital News on Yahoo
e.Digital and Maycom Announce Licensing Agreement for e.Digital's Portable Internet Music Player Design (01-05-99)
e.Digital launches multi-codec Inyernet music player design
In the media
(1/30) San Diego Union Article: edig and Raging Bull
(1/25) Music deal spins into Net’s future: Time Warner merger with EMI brings future one step nearer
(1/25) Boston Globe: Warner Music, EMI merging to form top music company
EDIG/INTEL MicroOS inside. From MSN Money Central This quote "...chip giant Intel,which use MicroOS to link portable products to PCs".
Up close with haiyaku - Behind the Boards 01/20/00 4:30 PM, By Jeffrey Freedman
(1/19) "EDigital may be on the verge of winning a Nasdaq listing after a big runup in its shares"
1/19/00 - TRANSMETA BREAKS THE SILENCE, UNVEILS SMART PROCESSOR TO REVOLUTIONIZE MOBILE INTERNET COMPUTING
(1/18) The archived interview with Fred Falk on Via Vid
(1/17) WebNoize Article: Waiting Game: E.Digital and the Portable Player Market
Intel gets it right - Plus: EDIG revisited By Shawn Langlois, CBS MarketWatch (5:45 PM ET Jan 13, 2000)
e.Digital Interview on AOL - 1/12/2000,1 p.m
Steve Harmon Talks about e.Digital again
Click here to listen to the interview.
Quote in Time Magazine Dec 31.."I can't wait to tell my grandkids where their EDIG fortune came from" (short mention of edig in middle and end of article).
ON24 interview with Fred Falk 12-21 PM Licensees to be announced before Jan 6th. Products due out by March
Jan 4th PC Mag photo of e.Digital prototype player CAUTION: EXTREME CLOSEUP!
Last Fri night on Nightline: Steal This Music A Revolution Hits the Recording Industry
Click the Twice Logo below to see e.Digital's Latest publicity in Twice Mag (Dec 6, 99)
Click the Logo below to hear Fred Falk's Interview with OTC Internet (You must have Real Player installed to listen)
Consumer Electronics Show
List Servs
Join MaryInRed's (Raging Bull) Listserv and get the news directly via e-mail from her egroups listserv
ePACWeb Sites
Waynes777's epacmusic.org updated
Search all ePAC websites
AudioVeda 1.0
On February 15th, 2000 AudioVeda 1.0 will be publicly released and available for free download. The AudioVeda Player/Encoder/Jukebox uses Lucent Technologies' (NYSE: LU) ePAC file format to compress Internet music at a rate of 11 to 1, delivering the highest quality Internet music in the industry.
Ear Jam
The Earjam IMP plays all popular music formats, and supports all popular music devices. The Earjam IMP will be available after Feb 15.
Turn up your speakers and check out this Earjam Ad
Lydstrom SongBank
"e.Digital's portable ePac player provides a way to unleash the Lydstrom SongBank's library of music from the home and bring it out into the rest of the world."
Published on 11/30/1999, THE MIAMI HERALD
DESIGNS ON THE FUTURE
Early next spring, if things go as planned, your teenager will be hitting
you up for $200 to $250 to buy the latest really nifty gadget - a minimusic
player that fits in a shirt pocket and plays music downloaded from the
Internet.
Blame Michel Alvarez, at least in part. The 18-year-old senior at
Miami-Dade's Design and Architecture Senior High (DASH) magnet program just
submitted the winning design for the player, which might be sold by
electronics giants like Sony and Pioneer.
Texas Instruments
On February 22, TI takes DSP technology to a new level
Click Picture below to read more info on TI's ad on DSP's.
BillBoard Ad Jan 29, 2000
The text under this photo reads:
Internet Music Player
Based in San Diego, e.Digital is an OEM (Original Equipment
Manufacture) provider that developed a reference design for an SDMI
capable handheld digital-music player featuring Lucent's ePAC
technology. The design can also be incorporated into car stereos or
home audio systems.
Robert Putnam, e.Digital VP, notes that the company five years ago
created the first digital voice recorder based on removable flash
memory and was very impressed with the Lucent ePAC technology
introduced early last year.
"We ported the ePAC codex to a DSP (digital signal processor) to create
an internet music player that will allow a user to transfer ePAC and
other audio formats from their PC to the player," he explains.
Fred Falk, e.Digital CEO reports exceptional industry response to the
first ePAC-player prototypes demonstrated in November at Comdex in Las
Vegas and Webnoize 99 in Los Angeles, and early this month at CES
(Consumer Electronics Show) in Las Vegas. He adds, "The first
commercial portable players supporting ePAC are expected on the market
the first half of this year. In addition to portable players, ePAC's
excellent sound quality is ideal for us to integrate into home or auto
based systems for our OEM customers." "
Go to Second Page of related Billboard Ad.
Maycom Announce a Licensing Agreement for e.Digital
(BSNS WIRE) e.Digital and Maycom Announce Licensing Agreement for e.Digital's Portable
Internet Music Player Design
SAN DIEGO--(BUSINESS WIRE)--Jan. 5, 2000--e.Digital Corp.
(OTCBB:EDIG) announced today that it has licensed its portable
Internet music player design to Maycom Co. Ltd., manufacturer of the
I-Jam(TM) digital MP3 player.
Maycom will incorporate e.Digital's reference design into their
third-generation music player (see photo) which will support multiple
music codecs including ePAC, AAC, WMA, and MP3 and will also support
various Digital Rights Management (DRM) schemes. Maycom currently
sells its Merit(TM) MP3 player in Europe and Asia, and sells it under
the brand name I-Jam in North America.
Different models of the player will be able to utilize SanDisk's
CompactFlash(TM), SD Cards(TM) or Multimedia Cards(TM). It will hold
one to two hours of music depending on user preferences and will be
powered by rechargeable or conventional Alkaline batteries. A USB
interface will be built in to enable Internet-delivered upgrades. The
unit, dubbed MP2000 for now, is expected to go into production in late
summer 2000 depending on SDMI specifications and the availability of
secure music on the Internet.
Fred Falk, president and chief executive officer of e.Digital,
said, "We are delighted to announce Maycom as the first customer for
our portable Internet music player design featuring ePAC. Maycom is
respected for their ability to make a name for high-tech consumer
products, and for their international presence in the electronics
market."
S.W. Bae, Maycom's president added, "The e.Digital design lets us
build our third-generation digital music player to support the ePAC
music compression format, along with available support for other audio
codecs. Our customers are interested in the best sound quality and
want to be ahead of the curve as the Internet music industry begins to
take off and secure music content becomes more widely available. ePAC
provides excellent sound quality, and licensing the e.Digital design
helps us get to market more quickly."
About Maycom
Maycom Company Ltd., is a turnkey manufacturer of digital audio
and radio communication products with annual sales target of
approximately $30 million, and exports of over $10 million in 1999.
Maycom currently sells its Merit(TM) MP3 player in Europe and Asia,
and sells it under the brand name I-Jam in North America.
About e.Digital
e.Digital Corp. offers an engineering partnership for the world's
leading electronics companies to link portable digital devices to PCs
and the Internet. Engineering services range from the licensing of
e.Digital's patented MicroOS(TM) file management system to custom
software and hardware development, design and manufacturing services.
For more information on the company, visit www.edig.com.
Safe Harbor statement under the Private Securities Litigation
Reform Act of 1995: This press release contains forward-looking
statements relating to future performance, technology and product
development that may impact on future results and the future viability
of the company. Actual results could be affected or differ materially
from those projected in the forward-looking statements as a result of
risk factors such as: future products and results; technological
shifts; potential technical difficulties that could delay new
products; competition; general economic conditions in the markets in
which the company operates; the ability of the company, its customers,
and suppliers to become Year 2000 compliant; pricing pressures; and
the uncertainty of market acceptance of new products by OEM's and
end-user customers.
Note to Editors: e.Digital and MicroOS are trademarks of
e.Digital Corp. Lucent and ePAC are trademarks or registered
trademarks of Lucent Technologies. SanDisk and CompactFlash are
trademarks or registered trademarks of SanDisk Corp. All other
product, company, or service names are the property of their
respective owners.
CONTACT: e.Digital Corp.
Robert Putnam or Wendy Ravenel, 858/679-1504
robert@edig.com
wendy@edig.com
or
The MWW Group (for e.Digital)
Matt Messinger, 201/964-2377
mmessing@mww.com
or
Maycom
S.W. Bae, 011 82 (2) 895 8091
info@maycomcoltd.com
A dependable broker to trade e.Digital with
The first person to tip me off on EDIG was my broker, Chris Reagan of Prudential Securities. He will execute your trades over the phone within seconds. To set up an account click the Prudential Logo below. Tell him Pete sent you!
CNBC
Click the CNBC Logo below to send an E-mail to CNBC's "Powerlunch to request Fred Falk of e.Digital to be interviewed on the show - the more e-mails they get they better chance they will contact him (e.digital's Phone Number is 858.679.1504 if you would like to include Fred Falk's contact info in your e-mail.)
Stock Charts and Quotes
Intraday Chart for eDigital (20 min delay)
Get on e.Digital's pr/news e-mail list. Click the mailbox to send an e-mail to Wendy Ravenel of investor relations
(1/24) Lucent Technologies Licenses ePAC Music Coder to VedaLabs for Internet Software and Hardware Players (edig mentioned)
In the media
(1/30) San Diego Union Article: edig and Raging Bull
(1/25) Music deal spins into Net’s future: Time Warner merger with EMI brings future one step nearer
(1/25) Boston Globe: Warner Music, EMI merging to form top music company
EDIG/INTEL MicroOS inside. From MSN Money Central This quote "...chip giant Intel,which use MicroOS to link portable products to PCs".
Up close with haiyaku - Behind the Boards 01/20/00 4:30 PM, By Jeffrey Freedman
(1/19) "EDigital may be on the verge of winning a Nasdaq listing after a big runup in its shares"
1/19/00 - TRANSMETA BREAKS THE SILENCE, UNVEILS SMART PROCESSOR TO REVOLUTIONIZE MOBILE INTERNET COMPUTING
(1/18) The archived interview with Fred Falk on Via Vid
(1/30) San Diego Union Article: edig and Raging Bull
(1/25) Music deal spins into Net’s future: Time Warner merger with EMI brings future one step nearer
(1/25) Boston Globe: Warner Music, EMI merging to form top music company
EDIG/INTEL MicroOS inside. From MSN Money Central This quote "...chip giant Intel,which use MicroOS to link portable products to PCs".
Up close with haiyaku - Behind the Boards 01/20/00 4:30 PM, By Jeffrey Freedman
(1/19) "EDigital may be on the verge of winning a Nasdaq listing after a big runup in its shares"
1/19/00 - TRANSMETA BREAKS THE SILENCE, UNVEILS SMART PROCESSOR TO REVOLUTIONIZE MOBILE INTERNET COMPUTING
(1/18) The archived interview with Fred Falk on Via Vid
e.Digital Interview on AOL - 1/12/2000,1 p.m
Steve Harmon Talks about e.Digital again
Click here to listen to the interview.
Quote in Time Magazine Dec 31.."I can't wait to tell my grandkids where their EDIG fortune came from" (short mention of edig in middle and end of article).
ON24 interview with Fred Falk 12-21 PM Licensees to be announced before Jan 6th. Products due out by March
Jan 4th PC Mag photo of e.Digital prototype player CAUTION: EXTREME CLOSEUP!
Steve Harmon Talks about e.Digital again
Click here to listen to the interview.
Quote in Time Magazine Dec 31.."I can't wait to tell my grandkids where their EDIG fortune came from" (short mention of edig in middle and end of article).
ON24 interview with Fred Falk 12-21 PM Licensees to be announced before Jan 6th. Products due out by March
Click here to listen to the interview.
Quote in Time Magazine Dec 31.."I can't wait to tell my grandkids where their EDIG fortune came from" (short mention of edig in middle and end of article).
Click the Twice Logo below to see e.Digital's Latest publicity in Twice Mag (Dec 6, 99)
Click the Logo below to hear Fred Falk's Interview with OTC Internet (You must have Real Player installed to listen)
Consumer Electronics Show
List Servs
Join MaryInRed's (Raging Bull) Listserv and get the news directly via e-mail from her egroups listserv
ePACWeb Sites
Waynes777's epacmusic.org updated
Search all ePAC websites
AudioVeda 1.0
On February 15th, 2000 AudioVeda 1.0 will be publicly released and available for free download. The AudioVeda Player/Encoder/Jukebox uses Lucent Technologies' (NYSE: LU) ePAC file format to compress Internet music at a rate of 11 to 1, delivering the highest quality Internet music in the industry.
Ear Jam
The Earjam IMP plays all popular music formats, and supports all popular music devices. The Earjam IMP will be available after Feb 15.
Turn up your speakers and check out this Earjam Ad
Lydstrom SongBank
"e.Digital's portable ePac player provides a way to unleash the Lydstrom SongBank's library of music from the home and bring it out into the rest of the world."
Published on 11/30/1999, THE MIAMI HERALD
DESIGNS ON THE FUTURE
Early next spring, if things go as planned, your teenager will be hitting
you up for $200 to $250 to buy the latest really nifty gadget - a minimusic
player that fits in a shirt pocket and plays music downloaded from the
Internet.
Blame Michel Alvarez, at least in part. The 18-year-old senior at
Miami-Dade's Design and Architecture Senior High (DASH) magnet program just
submitted the winning design for the player, which might be sold by
electronics giants like Sony and Pioneer.
Texas Instruments
On February 22, TI takes DSP technology to a new level
Click Picture below to read more info on TI's ad on DSP's.
BillBoard Ad Jan 29, 2000
The text under this photo reads:
Internet Music Player
Based in San Diego, e.Digital is an OEM (Original Equipment
Manufacture) provider that developed a reference design for an SDMI
capable handheld digital-music player featuring Lucent's ePAC
technology. The design can also be incorporated into car stereos or
home audio systems.
Robert Putnam, e.Digital VP, notes that the company five years ago
created the first digital voice recorder based on removable flash
memory and was very impressed with the Lucent ePAC technology
introduced early last year.
"We ported the ePAC codex to a DSP (digital signal processor) to create
an internet music player that will allow a user to transfer ePAC and
other audio formats from their PC to the player," he explains.
Fred Falk, e.Digital CEO reports exceptional industry response to the
first ePAC-player prototypes demonstrated in November at Comdex in Las
Vegas and Webnoize 99 in Los Angeles, and early this month at CES
(Consumer Electronics Show) in Las Vegas. He adds, "The first
commercial portable players supporting ePAC are expected on the market
the first half of this year. In addition to portable players, ePAC's
excellent sound quality is ideal for us to integrate into home or auto
based systems for our OEM customers." "
Go to Second Page of related Billboard Ad.
Maycom Announce a Licensing Agreement for e.Digital
(BSNS WIRE) e.Digital and Maycom Announce Licensing Agreement for e.Digital's Portable
Internet Music Player Design
SAN DIEGO--(BUSINESS WIRE)--Jan. 5, 2000--e.Digital Corp.
(OTCBB:EDIG) announced today that it has licensed its portable
Internet music player design to Maycom Co. Ltd., manufacturer of the
I-Jam(TM) digital MP3 player.
Maycom will incorporate e.Digital's reference design into their
third-generation music player (see photo) which will support multiple
music codecs including ePAC, AAC, WMA, and MP3 and will also support
various Digital Rights Management (DRM) schemes. Maycom currently
sells its Merit(TM) MP3 player in Europe and Asia, and sells it under
the brand name I-Jam in North America.
Different models of the player will be able to utilize SanDisk's
CompactFlash(TM), SD Cards(TM) or Multimedia Cards(TM). It will hold
one to two hours of music depending on user preferences and will be
powered by rechargeable or conventional Alkaline batteries. A USB
interface will be built in to enable Internet-delivered upgrades. The
unit, dubbed MP2000 for now, is expected to go into production in late
summer 2000 depending on SDMI specifications and the availability of
secure music on the Internet.
Fred Falk, president and chief executive officer of e.Digital,
said, "We are delighted to announce Maycom as the first customer for
our portable Internet music player design featuring ePAC. Maycom is
respected for their ability to make a name for high-tech consumer
products, and for their international presence in the electronics
market."
S.W. Bae, Maycom's president added, "The e.Digital design lets us
build our third-generation digital music player to support the ePAC
music compression format, along with available support for other audio
codecs. Our customers are interested in the best sound quality and
want to be ahead of the curve as the Internet music industry begins to
take off and secure music content becomes more widely available. ePAC
provides excellent sound quality, and licensing the e.Digital design
helps us get to market more quickly."
About Maycom
Maycom Company Ltd., is a turnkey manufacturer of digital audio
and radio communication products with annual sales target of
approximately $30 million, and exports of over $10 million in 1999.
Maycom currently sells its Merit(TM) MP3 player in Europe and Asia,
and sells it under the brand name I-Jam in North America.
About e.Digital
e.Digital Corp. offers an engineering partnership for the world's
leading electronics companies to link portable digital devices to PCs
and the Internet. Engineering services range from the licensing of
e.Digital's patented MicroOS(TM) file management system to custom
software and hardware development, design and manufacturing services.
For more information on the company, visit www.edig.com.
Safe Harbor statement under the Private Securities Litigation
Reform Act of 1995: This press release contains forward-looking
statements relating to future performance, technology and product
development that may impact on future results and the future viability
of the company. Actual results could be affected or differ materially
from those projected in the forward-looking statements as a result of
risk factors such as: future products and results; technological
shifts; potential technical difficulties that could delay new
products; competition; general economic conditions in the markets in
which the company operates; the ability of the company, its customers,
and suppliers to become Year 2000 compliant; pricing pressures; and
the uncertainty of market acceptance of new products by OEM's and
end-user customers.
Note to Editors: e.Digital and MicroOS are trademarks of
e.Digital Corp. Lucent and ePAC are trademarks or registered
trademarks of Lucent Technologies. SanDisk and CompactFlash are
trademarks or registered trademarks of SanDisk Corp. All other
product, company, or service names are the property of their
respective owners.
CONTACT: e.Digital Corp.
Robert Putnam or Wendy Ravenel, 858/679-1504
robert@edig.com
wendy@edig.com
or
The MWW Group (for e.Digital)
Matt Messinger, 201/964-2377
mmessing@mww.com
or
Maycom
S.W. Bae, 011 82 (2) 895 8091
info@maycomcoltd.com
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CNBC
Click the CNBC Logo below to send an E-mail to CNBC's "Powerlunch to request Fred Falk of e.Digital to be interviewed on the show - the more e-mails they get they better chance they will contact him (e.digital's Phone Number is 858.679.1504 if you would like to include Fred Falk's contact info in your e-mail.)
List Servs
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ePACWeb Sites
Waynes777's epacmusic.org updated
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AudioVeda 1.0
On February 15th, 2000 AudioVeda 1.0 will be publicly released and available for free download. The AudioVeda Player/Encoder/Jukebox uses Lucent Technologies' (NYSE: LU) ePAC file format to compress Internet music at a rate of 11 to 1, delivering the highest quality Internet music in the industry.
Ear Jam
The Earjam IMP plays all popular music formats, and supports all popular music devices. The Earjam IMP will be available after Feb 15.
Turn up your speakers and check out this Earjam Ad
Lydstrom SongBank
"e.Digital's portable ePac player provides a way to unleash the Lydstrom SongBank's library of music from the home and bring it out into the rest of the world."
Published on 11/30/1999, THE MIAMI HERALD
DESIGNS ON THE FUTURE
Early next spring, if things go as planned, your teenager will be hitting
you up for $200 to $250 to buy the latest really nifty gadget - a minimusic
player that fits in a shirt pocket and plays music downloaded from the
Internet.
Blame Michel Alvarez, at least in part. The 18-year-old senior at
Miami-Dade's Design and Architecture Senior High (DASH) magnet program just
submitted the winning design for the player, which might be sold by
electronics giants like Sony and Pioneer.
Texas Instruments
On February 22, TI takes DSP technology to a new level
Click Picture below to read more info on TI's ad on DSP's.
BillBoard Ad Jan 29, 2000
The text under this photo reads:
Internet Music Player
Based in San Diego, e.Digital is an OEM (Original Equipment
Manufacture) provider that developed a reference design for an SDMI
capable handheld digital-music player featuring Lucent's ePAC
technology. The design can also be incorporated into car stereos or
home audio systems.
Robert Putnam, e.Digital VP, notes that the company five years ago
created the first digital voice recorder based on removable flash
memory and was very impressed with the Lucent ePAC technology
introduced early last year.
"We ported the ePAC codex to a DSP (digital signal processor) to create
an internet music player that will allow a user to transfer ePAC and
other audio formats from their PC to the player," he explains.
Fred Falk, e.Digital CEO reports exceptional industry response to the
first ePAC-player prototypes demonstrated in November at Comdex in Las
Vegas and Webnoize 99 in Los Angeles, and early this month at CES
(Consumer Electronics Show) in Las Vegas. He adds, "The first
commercial portable players supporting ePAC are expected on the market
the first half of this year. In addition to portable players, ePAC's
excellent sound quality is ideal for us to integrate into home or auto
based systems for our OEM customers." "
Go to Second Page of related Billboard Ad.
Maycom Announce a Licensing Agreement for e.Digital
(BSNS WIRE) e.Digital and Maycom Announce Licensing Agreement for e.Digital's Portable
Internet Music Player Design
SAN DIEGO--(BUSINESS WIRE)--Jan. 5, 2000--e.Digital Corp.
(OTCBB:EDIG) announced today that it has licensed its portable
Internet music player design to Maycom Co. Ltd., manufacturer of the
I-Jam(TM) digital MP3 player.
Maycom will incorporate e.Digital's reference design into their
third-generation music player (see photo) which will support multiple
music codecs including ePAC, AAC, WMA, and MP3 and will also support
various Digital Rights Management (DRM) schemes. Maycom currently
sells its Merit(TM) MP3 player in Europe and Asia, and sells it under
the brand name I-Jam in North America.
Different models of the player will be able to utilize SanDisk's
CompactFlash(TM), SD Cards(TM) or Multimedia Cards(TM). It will hold
one to two hours of music depending on user preferences and will be
powered by rechargeable or conventional Alkaline batteries. A USB
interface will be built in to enable Internet-delivered upgrades. The
unit, dubbed MP2000 for now, is expected to go into production in late
summer 2000 depending on SDMI specifications and the availability of
secure music on the Internet.
Fred Falk, president and chief executive officer of e.Digital,
said, "We are delighted to announce Maycom as the first customer for
our portable Internet music player design featuring ePAC. Maycom is
respected for their ability to make a name for high-tech consumer
products, and for their international presence in the electronics
market."
S.W. Bae, Maycom's president added, "The e.Digital design lets us
build our third-generation digital music player to support the ePAC
music compression format, along with available support for other audio
codecs. Our customers are interested in the best sound quality and
want to be ahead of the curve as the Internet music industry begins to
take off and secure music content becomes more widely available. ePAC
provides excellent sound quality, and licensing the e.Digital design
helps us get to market more quickly."
About Maycom
Maycom Company Ltd., is a turnkey manufacturer of digital audio
and radio communication products with annual sales target of
approximately $30 million, and exports of over $10 million in 1999.
Maycom currently sells its Merit(TM) MP3 player in Europe and Asia,
and sells it under the brand name I-Jam in North America.
About e.Digital
e.Digital Corp. offers an engineering partnership for the world's
leading electronics companies to link portable digital devices to PCs
and the Internet. Engineering services range from the licensing of
e.Digital's patented MicroOS(TM) file management system to custom
software and hardware development, design and manufacturing services.
For more information on the company, visit www.edig.com.
Safe Harbor statement under the Private Securities Litigation
Reform Act of 1995: This press release contains forward-looking
statements relating to future performance, technology and product
development that may impact on future results and the future viability
of the company. Actual results could be affected or differ materially
from those projected in the forward-looking statements as a result of
risk factors such as: future products and results; technological
shifts; potential technical difficulties that could delay new
products; competition; general economic conditions in the markets in
which the company operates; the ability of the company, its customers,
and suppliers to become Year 2000 compliant; pricing pressures; and
the uncertainty of market acceptance of new products by OEM's and
end-user customers.
Note to Editors: e.Digital and MicroOS are trademarks of
e.Digital Corp. Lucent and ePAC are trademarks or registered
trademarks of Lucent Technologies. SanDisk and CompactFlash are
trademarks or registered trademarks of SanDisk Corp. All other
product, company, or service names are the property of their
respective owners.
CONTACT: e.Digital Corp.
Robert Putnam or Wendy Ravenel, 858/679-1504
robert@edig.com
wendy@edig.com
or
The MWW Group (for e.Digital)
Matt Messinger, 201/964-2377
mmessing@mww.com
or
Maycom
S.W. Bae, 011 82 (2) 895 8091
info@maycomcoltd.com
A dependable broker to trade e.Digital with
The first person to tip me off on EDIG was my broker, Chris Reagan of Prudential Securities. He will execute your trades over the phone within seconds. To set up an account click the Prudential Logo below. Tell him Pete sent you!
Waynes777's epacmusic.org updated
AudioVeda 1.0
On February 15th, 2000 AudioVeda 1.0 will be publicly released and available for free download. The AudioVeda Player/Encoder/Jukebox uses Lucent Technologies' (NYSE: LU) ePAC file format to compress Internet music at a rate of 11 to 1, delivering the highest quality Internet music in the industry.
Ear Jam
The Earjam IMP plays all popular music formats, and supports all popular music devices. The Earjam IMP will be available after Feb 15.
Turn up your speakers and check out this Earjam Ad
Lydstrom SongBank
"e.Digital's portable ePac player provides a way to unleash the Lydstrom SongBank's library of music from the home and bring it out into the rest of the world."
Published on 11/30/1999, THE MIAMI HERALD
DESIGNS ON THE FUTURE
Early next spring, if things go as planned, your teenager will be hitting
you up for $200 to $250 to buy the latest really nifty gadget - a minimusic
player that fits in a shirt pocket and plays music downloaded from the
Internet.
Blame Michel Alvarez, at least in part. The 18-year-old senior at
Miami-Dade's Design and Architecture Senior High (DASH) magnet program just
submitted the winning design for the player, which might be sold by
electronics giants like Sony and Pioneer.
Texas Instruments
On February 22, TI takes DSP technology to a new level
Click Picture below to read more info on TI's ad on DSP's.
BillBoard Ad Jan 29, 2000
The text under this photo reads:
Internet Music Player
Based in San Diego, e.Digital is an OEM (Original Equipment
Manufacture) provider that developed a reference design for an SDMI
capable handheld digital-music player featuring Lucent's ePAC
technology. The design can also be incorporated into car stereos or
home audio systems.
Robert Putnam, e.Digital VP, notes that the company five years ago
created the first digital voice recorder based on removable flash
memory and was very impressed with the Lucent ePAC technology
introduced early last year.
"We ported the ePAC codex to a DSP (digital signal processor) to create
an internet music player that will allow a user to transfer ePAC and
other audio formats from their PC to the player," he explains.
Fred Falk, e.Digital CEO reports exceptional industry response to the
first ePAC-player prototypes demonstrated in November at Comdex in Las
Vegas and Webnoize 99 in Los Angeles, and early this month at CES
(Consumer Electronics Show) in Las Vegas. He adds, "The first
commercial portable players supporting ePAC are expected on the market
the first half of this year. In addition to portable players, ePAC's
excellent sound quality is ideal for us to integrate into home or auto
based systems for our OEM customers." "
Go to Second Page of related Billboard Ad.
Maycom Announce a Licensing Agreement for e.Digital
(BSNS WIRE) e.Digital and Maycom Announce Licensing Agreement for e.Digital's Portable
Internet Music Player Design
SAN DIEGO--(BUSINESS WIRE)--Jan. 5, 2000--e.Digital Corp.
(OTCBB:EDIG) announced today that it has licensed its portable
Internet music player design to Maycom Co. Ltd., manufacturer of the
I-Jam(TM) digital MP3 player.
Maycom will incorporate e.Digital's reference design into their
third-generation music player (see photo) which will support multiple
music codecs including ePAC, AAC, WMA, and MP3 and will also support
various Digital Rights Management (DRM) schemes. Maycom currently
sells its Merit(TM) MP3 player in Europe and Asia, and sells it under
the brand name I-Jam in North America.
Different models of the player will be able to utilize SanDisk's
CompactFlash(TM), SD Cards(TM) or Multimedia Cards(TM). It will hold
one to two hours of music depending on user preferences and will be
powered by rechargeable or conventional Alkaline batteries. A USB
interface will be built in to enable Internet-delivered upgrades. The
unit, dubbed MP2000 for now, is expected to go into production in late
summer 2000 depending on SDMI specifications and the availability of
secure music on the Internet.
Fred Falk, president and chief executive officer of e.Digital,
said, "We are delighted to announce Maycom as the first customer for
our portable Internet music player design featuring ePAC. Maycom is
respected for their ability to make a name for high-tech consumer
products, and for their international presence in the electronics
market."
S.W. Bae, Maycom's president added, "The e.Digital design lets us
build our third-generation digital music player to support the ePAC
music compression format, along with available support for other audio
codecs. Our customers are interested in the best sound quality and
want to be ahead of the curve as the Internet music industry begins to
take off and secure music content becomes more widely available. ePAC
provides excellent sound quality, and licensing the e.Digital design
helps us get to market more quickly."
About Maycom
Maycom Company Ltd., is a turnkey manufacturer of digital audio
and radio communication products with annual sales target of
approximately $30 million, and exports of over $10 million in 1999.
Maycom currently sells its Merit(TM) MP3 player in Europe and Asia,
and sells it under the brand name I-Jam in North America.
About e.Digital
e.Digital Corp. offers an engineering partnership for the world's
leading electronics companies to link portable digital devices to PCs
and the Internet. Engineering services range from the licensing of
e.Digital's patented MicroOS(TM) file management system to custom
software and hardware development, design and manufacturing services.
For more information on the company, visit www.edig.com.
Safe Harbor statement under the Private Securities Litigation
Reform Act of 1995: This press release contains forward-looking
statements relating to future performance, technology and product
development that may impact on future results and the future viability
of the company. Actual results could be affected or differ materially
from those projected in the forward-looking statements as a result of
risk factors such as: future products and results; technological
shifts; potential technical difficulties that could delay new
products; competition; general economic conditions in the markets in
which the company operates; the ability of the company, its customers,
and suppliers to become Year 2000 compliant; pricing pressures; and
the uncertainty of market acceptance of new products by OEM's and
end-user customers.
Note to Editors: e.Digital and MicroOS are trademarks of
e.Digital Corp. Lucent and ePAC are trademarks or registered
trademarks of Lucent Technologies. SanDisk and CompactFlash are
trademarks or registered trademarks of SanDisk Corp. All other
product, company, or service names are the property of their
respective owners.
CONTACT: e.Digital Corp.
Robert Putnam or Wendy Ravenel, 858/679-1504
robert@edig.com
wendy@edig.com
or
The MWW Group (for e.Digital)
Matt Messinger, 201/964-2377
mmessing@mww.com
or
Maycom
S.W. Bae, 011 82 (2) 895 8091
info@maycomcoltd.com
A dependable broker to trade e.Digital with
The first person to tip me off on EDIG was my broker, Chris Reagan of Prudential Securities. He will execute your trades over the phone within seconds. To set up an account click the Prudential Logo below. Tell him Pete sent you!
On February 15th, 2000 AudioVeda 1.0 will be publicly released and available for free download. The AudioVeda Player/Encoder/Jukebox uses Lucent Technologies' (NYSE: LU) ePAC file format to compress Internet music at a rate of 11 to 1, delivering the highest quality Internet music in the industry.
The Earjam IMP plays all popular music formats, and supports all popular music devices. The Earjam IMP will be available after Feb 15.
Turn up your speakers and check out this Earjam Ad
Lydstrom SongBank
"e.Digital's portable ePac player provides a way to unleash the Lydstrom SongBank's library of music from the home and bring it out into the rest of the world."
Published on 11/30/1999, THE MIAMI HERALD
"e.Digital's portable ePac player provides a way to unleash the Lydstrom SongBank's library of music from the home and bring it out into the rest of the world."
Blame Michel Alvarez, at least in part. The 18-year-old senior at
Miami-Dade's Design and Architecture Senior High (DASH) magnet program just
submitted the winning design for the player, which might be sold by
electronics giants like Sony and Pioneer.
DESIGNS ON THE FUTURE
Texas Instruments
On February 22, TI takes DSP technology to a new level
BillBoard Ad Jan 29, 2000
The text under this photo reads:
Internet Music Player
Based in San Diego, e.Digital is an OEM (Original Equipment Manufacture) provider that developed a reference design for an SDMI capable handheld digital-music player featuring Lucent's ePAC technology. The design can also be incorporated into car stereos or home audio systems.
Robert Putnam, e.Digital VP, notes that the company five years ago created the first digital voice recorder based on removable flash memory and was very impressed with the Lucent ePAC technology introduced early last year.
"We ported the ePAC codex to a DSP (digital signal processor) to create an internet music player that will allow a user to transfer ePAC and other audio formats from their PC to the player," he explains.
Fred Falk, e.Digital CEO reports exceptional industry response to the first ePAC-player prototypes demonstrated in November at Comdex in Las Vegas and Webnoize 99 in Los Angeles, and early this month at CES (Consumer Electronics Show) in Las Vegas. He adds, "The first commercial portable players supporting ePAC are expected on the market the first half of this year. In addition to portable players, ePAC's excellent sound quality is ideal for us to integrate into home or auto based systems for our OEM customers." "
Maycom Announce a Licensing Agreement for e.Digital
(BSNS WIRE) e.Digital and Maycom Announce Licensing Agreement for e.Digital's Portable
Internet Music Player Design
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