Originally posted by quantum-x
The Ojo is OUT! Motorola started taking orders 30 minutes ago
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Originally posted by azguyI will elaborate more on this tomorrow, but just one thing before I hit the bed - do you really think that a reputable company like Motorola would put all this effort (and money - lots of it) into a partnership with a company they did not believe in? Do you think for a second Motorola's financial wizards didn't go over Worldgate's books 50 times already? If Motorola likes it - there's no reason to look for excuses in WGAT's financials. The company did not start selling for crying out loud. Who are we on GFY to say Worldgate's financials make it a bad investment when a powerhouse such as Motorola is in bed with the company and sees it as an integral part of their Connected Home multimillion dollar vision?
You are assuming that large companies don't make bad investments... That is silly
I think I (even being on GFY) can say these sort of things because a) I work in telecom with startup companies, and b) I've seen *extremely* large corporations in telecom back companies that they shouldn't have (one I used to work for in fact).
Motorola is a *giant* company... WGAT has a market cap of 152 million dollars
This is just a VC bet to Motorola, no big loss if it fucks up on their end. On your end, as an investor in the small company, the loss is real.
If you are rich enough to make giant bets, then run with it! It might pay off. But, then again, you might lose it all.
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What in the world are you talking about!Originally posted by azguyThere's always the possibility of Motorola simply buying out WGAT. I'll be okay with that as well... I'm thinking they would go for a 1:1 deal. Not bad switching my $3 shares for MOT's $16
I mean, sure, they could buy them.. but where are you pulling 1:1 from? That simply makes no sense.
I don't know how many shares of WGAT there are, but I have to imagine there are many millions (since one insider alone holds 5 million). Let's say for discussion that there are 100 million shares. If the company was deemed to be worth 100 million dollars, then each share would get a buck. That's how it works. Not.. "Well, we really like you so we will just give you one share of our stock for each of yours, it's easier that way"
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That stock took a beating again today. Down another 4%.Living in Virtual Reality
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Great buying opportunities for newcomers. My cost avg so far is $3.8, so I'm still holding them tight. Maybe I should have sold at $6 and come back later - but then again - I don't have a crystal ball. IMHO this is a *great* long-term position and will not be surprised to see double-digits within a month or two after the Ojo is at your local Ultimate Electronics shop. There are enough companies to daytrade with their shares, and I'm not doing so with WGAT.Originally posted by colpanicDown and down and down she goes...
http://www.wallst.net/ interviewed the CEO today. "Is Ojo An End Game For Telephony?" on the front page. Check it out. It will answer your questions over the past week.
Ojos on the shelves at retailers within a few weeks.Last edited by azguy; 04-25-2005, 11:48 AM.Comment
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Originally posted by azguy
Well, the difference between an Ojo and a Motorola Razr, is that you can use a Razrs features to talk to most of your friends. There is already a market for cellphones, there isn't an existing market for VOIP video phones. It's a bad analogy.
What these guys need is a partnership with someone like Vonage or another company that is pushing VOIP bigtime. I'm not sure what the Ojo $15/month fee is for... are they trying to become a VOIP company themselves too? (I hope not). Azguy: any ideas on what thats for?
With all my negativity towards this company, I *do* think you will see a nice pop whenever they *really* ship these things. When you can go to a store and buy one, the hype alone will drive the price up. (not that this makes the price sustainable).
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Motorola Press Release is out!
http://www.motorola.com/mediacenter/...462_23,00.html
Take a Closer Look! Motorola Ojo(TM) Personal Video Phone Now Available at Retail
Monday May 2, 7:00 am ET
Visit One of the High-End Retailers Launching the Revolutionary Videophone to See First-Hand How Motorola Ojo Is Changing the Face of Personal Communications
HORSHAM, Pa., May 2 /PRNewswire-FirstCall/ -- Motorola, Inc. (NYSE: MOT - News) today announced the availability of the award-winning Motorola Ojo(TM) Personal Video Phone. Consumers can now order the world's first true-to-life videophone through http://www.motorola.com/ojo and from premium retail locations throughout the United States beginning later this month.
The Motorola Ojo(TM) Personal Video Phone makes it easy to share special moments and feel close to people important to you, even when you can't physically be together. The phone sends face-to-face conversations -- complete with full-motion video and synchronized audio -- over any high-speed Internet connection, keeping friends, family, co-workers, and more seamlessly connected.
"Consumers can now experience first-hand the power of visual communications by bringing a Motorola Ojo into their connected home," said David Grubb, vice president, Motorola consumer entertainment solutions. "The Motorola Ojo lets loved ones share personal moments and make new memories even though they might be thousands of miles apart. By enhancing the traditional voice call with real-time video, Ojo lets you now truly be there, even if you can't get there."
See The Difference For Yourself
With Ojo, seeing is truly believing. So Motorola has partnered with premium retailers to make it easy to get a personal demonstration of Ojo in action, including:
* ABT Electronics is one of the largest independent retailers of consumer
electronics and major appliances in the United States, and has been in
business for over 68 years. Motorola Ojo will be showcased on the floor
of the company's 250,000 square foot showroom in Glenview, IL, a suburb
of Chicago.
For more information, visit http://www.abtelectronics.com .
* A Delaware Valley institution, Bob and Ron's World Wide Stereo has been
making home electronics simple and enjoyable for almost 30 years. From
a knowledgeable sales staff with "audio video and home integration in
their genes" to a fleet of experts that will design and install a home
theater, customers count on World Wide to explain how technology can
make their lives easier.
Motorola Ojo will be featured in the Ardmore and Montgomeryville, Pa.
showrooms, where consumers can see a live demonstration.
For more information, visit their online showroom at
http://www.wwstereo.com
* Hammacher Schlemmer, the oldest catalog retailer in the United States,
will feature Motorola Ojo in its Father's Day and Summer 2005 catalogs,
and online at the company's website. Visitors to the company's flagship
store in New York City can also get a first-hand look at Ojo, and even
purchase one to take home.
For over 157 years, Hammacher Schlemmer has offered customers "the best,
the only, and the unexpected" products in the marketplace.
For more information, visit http://www.hammacher.com .
* MyerEmco Audio Video stores specialize in providing expert advice on the
latest cutting-edge technologies like the Motorola Ojo. The Ojo is a
perfect example of MyerEmco Audio Video's new and exciting product
offerings, including a large selection of high-definition flat panel
television, home theater equipment, and mobile electronics.
Find the Motorola Ojo at any Washington DC metro area location and
experience how it can complement and enhance your family's lifestyle.
For store listings and directions, visit http://www.myeremco.com
* RCS Experience presents consumers with an entirely new concept in
retailing. The company's Madison Avenue technology showroom in New York
City is the first computer and electronics venue to go beyond showcasing
individual products; instead, consumers have access to an environment
that demonstrates how "devices" interact with each other - at home,
while traveling, and in the office.
Live demonstrations of the Motorola Ojo will be featured as part of a
broadband home environment which depicts how easily this technology
product is incorporated into any home or small office setting. Customers
can experience for themselves the quality and clarity of the Ojo
videophone and the exciting ability to communicate face-to-face.
For more information, visit their virtual showroom online at
http://www.rcsexperience.com .
Award-Winning Features
The Consumer Electronics Association honored the Motorola Ojo Personal Video Phone with a "2005 Best of Innovations in Design and Engineering" award for simplifying the complex technology of video telephony. Here are five key features of the Motorola Ojo Personal Video Phone:
FULL MOTION VIDEO -- Motorola Ojo captures and sends full motion video at
30 frames per second, motion that's near broadcast-TV quality. Your voice
remains synchronized to your image, even as the transmission travels over
the Internet.
INNOVATIVE DESIGN -- The innovative, stylish and functional design makes
it a perfect addition to any room in the home, from the kitchen to the
office. The elevated (eye-level), portrait-oriented LCD digital display
(7"diagonal) and camera placement create an experience that is natural and
true-to-life.
ON-SCREEN CONTROLS -- The on-screen menu system makes it easy to make
calls and manage your phone numbers. You can attach an image to any
contact in the phone book, so you can "dial by face," or get picture
caller ID when Ojo rings. During calls, the display features a small self-
viewer, to see how you are positioned in front of the camera, and know
exactly what the other party is viewing.
INTEGRATED CORDLESS PHONE -- Use the integrated cordless handset to make
voice-only calls using either the public service telephone network (PSTN)
or a voice-over-IP (VoIP) network(1). Motorola Ojo also includes a high-
quality, full-duplex speaker phone.
EASY SET-UP -- Motorola Ojo easily connects to your high-speed Internet
and telephone lines and is immediately ready to send or receive calls.
There are no user names, passwords, or logon procedures to learn.
Motorola worked with WorldGate Communications (Nasdaq: WGAT, http://www.wgate.com), a leading developer of video telephony technologies, to bring the Ojo Personal Videophone to market. WorldGate's patent-pending innovations for Ojo include a state-of-the-art optimization of the advanced MPEG-4 coding standard (H.264), which enables transmission of 30 frames-per- second video with synchronized audio at data rates as low as 100 Kbps. This allows Motorola Ojo to work within the upstream data rates for both DSL and cable broadband networks, and ensures that existing broadband infrastructures can handle video phone traffic.
The Motorola Ojo(TM) Personal Video Phone (Model PVP1000) carries an MSRP of $799.99(2). Monthly service fees apply. To order Motorola Ojo, visit http://www.motorola.com/ojo .
(1) Residential PSTN or voice-over-IP telephone service is required for
voice-only calls.
(2) Residential broadband service is required for video telephony calls.
A monthly service fee of $14.95 is required to send and receive video
calls.
About Motorola
Motorola is a Fortune 100 global communications leader that provides seamless mobility products and solutions across broadband, embedded systems and wireless networks. In your home, auto, workplace and all spaces in between, seamless mobility means you can reach the people, things and information you need, anywhere, anytime. Seamless mobility harnesses the power of technology convergence and enables smarter, faster, cost-effective and flexible communication. Motorola had sales of US $31.3 billion in 2004. For more information: http://www.motorola.com/.
MOTOROLA and the Stylized M Logo are registered in the US Patent & Trademark Office. Ojo and WorldGate are trademarks of WorldGate Service, Inc. All other product or service names are the property of their respective owners.Comment
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Damn, I was gonna join Scottrade and just toss a hundred bucks onto the stock as my first trade, but you need a $500 balance to start and I don't have that much in that account right now.
Boo..
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It actually works this time.Originally posted by EroticySteveHaven't videophones been around a few times already? How is this different?
http://broadband.motorola.com/consumers/products/ojo/
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Doesn't matterOriginally posted by gleemwow, now that it's out and the press release broke look at that stock jump

The new money will come, people are just waiting to actually see it in a store or getting an actual figure as far as the demand / early sales are concerned. I don't mind waiting. If Motorola is serious about it, so am I.
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Motorola just updated the Ojo website. The new site has much more information than it used, including the much-needed FAQ section and the Ojo specs & manuals. You can already place orders online.
As you may know, the Ojo is already available as of last week at a few high-end retailers as part of Motorola's soft-launch strategy.
WGAT's days as a single-digit stock are numbered, IMHO. I'm patient.Comment
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It seems to me like some 500 or so Ojo-related domains were registered in the past month alone.. LOL. I got about 50 of them. Ojos will be HOT, especially when the demand for Ojo live porn is here.
OjoBlog.com is almost ready...
Good luck domain owners / investors
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Thats the part I *really* don't understand. WTF do you guys think is going to happen that you will want OJO domains? It's a fucking telephone! The domains I've seen listed aren't even good if there was a big demand for some ungodly reason
On the other hand, you did get a nice bump the past few days. Looks like you reached some support at 4 bucks so that's good.
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$4K was already offered to me for FreeOjo.com, and today I sold another Ojo domain for $500 to cover my costs. LOL. Sure, no money whatsoeverOriginally posted by colpanicThats the part I *really* don't understand. WTF do you guys think is going to happen that you will want OJO domains? It's a fucking telephone! The domains I've seen listed aren't even good if there was a big demand for some ungodly reason
On the other hand, you did get a nice bump the past few days. Looks like you reached some support at 4 bucks so that's good.
Good luck Azguy.
It's just another way to invest in the next hot industry.
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And thanks btwOriginally posted by colpanicThats the part I *really* don't understand. WTF do you guys think is going to happen that you will want OJO domains? It's a fucking telephone! The domains I've seen listed aren't even good if there was a big demand for some ungodly reason
On the other hand, you did get a nice bump the past few days. Looks like you reached some support at 4 bucks so that's good.
Good luck Azguy.
Ojo will be the industry standard if everything happens as I hope it will.. it won't be "just" a phone, it will be an integral part of our lives in a few years (Ojo me in the 3 years and we'll see
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It just takes time to get used to it IMHO. There are so many applications for it - from live phone sex to seeing the kids every morning, who are in the custody of the ex-wive. Ojo is HOT.Originally posted by tony404Thats great but I can never see myself as a video phone person.Comment
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Again, I secured ~ 55 domains and sold one today for $500 which covered most of the expenses for the rest, so I don't worry.. I basically got them all for free. I really like Ojo and I'm a BIG believer and continusouly research and discuss it with others, so wouldn't mind spending a weekend or two developing OjoBlog.com or OjoGuide.com just for fun.Originally posted by colpanicThats the part I *really* don't understand. WTF do you guys think is going to happen that you will want OJO domains? It's a fucking telephone! The domains I've seen listed aren't even good if there was a big demand for some ungodly reason
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Post them on Yahoo Finance WGAT board. I had 2 people contact me from there.. not a bad place to start. I'd wait, no point in selling nowOriginally posted by SPeRMiNaToRazguy can you point me in the direction of some buyers for ojO domains? I'd give ya a finders fee if he/she buys
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guys, ojoretailers.com, discountojo.com, discountojos.com, ojoforfree.com, ojosforfree.com are available if anyone wants them.Comment
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oh, and i mean available to register, not for sale.Originally posted by QualityMpegsguys, ojoretailers.com, discountojo.com, discountojos.com, ojoforfree.com, ojosforfree.com are available if anyone wants them.Comment
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Just to keep those interested up to date - WGAT is about to release 1Q earnings on May 16th followed by a conference call the next morning.
http://biz.yahoo.com/prnews/050510/phtu066.htmlComment
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lol my mobile phone does the same.. kinda annoying to look at mother in law when she calls!Originally posted by azguy1-877-FOR MY OJO
http://www.gfy.com/showthread.php?t=453649
This is going to be a sweet ride. Bought WGAT @ $3.9 and later on more @ ~ $4.5 and some more @ $4.8.
The WorldGate/Motorola Ojo is OUT NOW. Motorola has a Conference Call scheduled for tomorrow, hopefully the Ojo will be mentioned. Double-digit share price is days away. Don't say I didn't tell you
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Update for those interested: the Ojo is now available at Amazon - it's in stock.
http://www.amazon.com/exec/obidos/tg...onics&n=507846Comment


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