Mr. Robert Eisses

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  www.pcmag.co.uk/vnunet/news/2206596/icron-powers-conten - [Cached Version]
  Published on: 1/7/2008    Last Visited: 1/7/2008  

  "These solutions provide the lowest cost plug-and-play solution for accessing the content from the PC in your home office, and delivering it to the TV in the family room," said Robert Eisses, president and chief executive at Icron.

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  For those of you who were unable to attend the recent Icron presentation at The Howard Group's March 15th Investor Conference, we encourage you to click here and listen in to Rob Eisses, V.P. of Sales & Marketing speaking about Icron's current situation.
  
  Rob was clear about understanding the "market's" questioning of the competing technologies but also emphasized that Freescale/Icron is the camp that is ready to have product hit the market in the near term.

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  While the initial announcements did not disclose the terms of the transaction, on June 28 th Icron's Chief Strategy Officer, Robert Eisses, discussed the details of Icron's deal in an interview on ROBtv (Report On Business).
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  Any calculation would have to estimate how much of the market Freescale will capture in conjunction with an average of the royalty numbers as discussed by Mr. Eisses on ROBtv.

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  While the initial announcements did not disclose the terms of the transaction, on June 28 th Icron's Chief Strategy Officer, Robert Eisses, discussed the details of Icron's deal in an interview on ROBtv (Report On Business).
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  Any calculation would have to estimate how much of the market Freescale will capture in conjunction with an average of the royalty numbers as discussed by Mr. Eisses on ROBtv.

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  "As Icron continues to enter new markets, and implement virtual USB solutions over more and more platforms, we will continue to expand our patent portfolio to protect our intellectual property in implementing USB in new innovative ways," commented Robert Eisses, President and CEO for Icron.

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  For further information: Icron Contact, Robert Eisses, Phone: (604) 638-3924, Robert.Eisses@icron.com

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  Robert Eisses, Icron Technologies Corporation

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  /For further information: Robert Eisses, President & CEO, Icron Technologies Corp., (604) 638-3924, Email: robert.eisses(at)icron.com/

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  Published on: 6/14/2008    Last Visited: 8/1/2008  

  Robert Eisses, President & CEO of Icron Technologies Corporation , the developers of ExtremeUSB, will be speaking at the Connections Digital Living Conference & Showcase on June 24, 2008, at the Santa Clara Convention Centre.http://biz.yahoo.com/cnw/080612/icron ceo at conf.html?.v=1

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  Published on: 9/17/2007    Last Visited: 7/3/2008  

  Nonetheless, overall WUSB implementation has been delayed, Icron president Robert Eisses said, "because the radio technology has not been able to replace the performance of a wire at the high speeds necessary for true USB 2.0 applications.With [improved] UWB and Wi-Fi, it is now becoming a viable solution."
  
  WUSB, explained Eisses, will compete mainly with Bluetooth and Wi-Fi for device connectivity.
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  "If equipment manufacturers don't see cost-effective implementations that can hit the price point demanded by consumers, this technology will never take off in a big way," Eisses predicted.

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