I recall reading earlier this year that 10 million
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Posted On: 10/25/2016 8:00:42 AM
I recall reading earlier this year that 10 million units will be sold over the course of a year beginning June 31, 2016 into 2017. This date was delayed to September 1st which pre orders were sold out. Per ordered were also sold out fo November 6. The next allotment is December 2nd. I'm assuming and estimating if we take 10 million units and divide it into 12 schedule allotment dates it should equal to 833,000 per allotment.
I'm assuming if we sell out Decembers 2nd allotment it should bring us to 2.5 million ending 2016 sold and shipped not including the any sales made for December.
Just my opinion.
AKYUMEN TECHNOLOGIES CORP.
We announced last summer that Akyumen signed a licensing agreement with Max Sound. http://maxsound.com/news/more-than-one-million/?p=3 This agreement provides Max Sound $2.50 per device. In December, the CEO of Akyumen notified me that they have a contract in Asia representing 5 million units. He further indicated that they are in high-level talks with major cellular carriers in Europe and the Middle East, estimating that another 10 million units should come from those regions in 2015.
Akyumen also announced in November 2014 the building of a $51 million state of the art manufacturing and assembly facility in Bahrain, giving Akyumen the ability to produce over 10 million units for that region, and creating over 1,000 new jobs.
http://bizbahrain.com/content/akyumen-technol...ty-bahrain
We continue to work with the Akyumen executives and developers to help them get MAX-D HD Audio ported onto their devices and into the consumer marketplace. I have been asked when the Akyumen product line will roll out. Akyumen is a new company with several milestones that still need to take place for them to get to market. Then they will have to be successful in getting consumers to believe in their products. It has been pointed out that projector phones have been tried without much success in the past few years. However, past devices feature small 3 x 3 feet low-resolution Pico screens that have looked terrible, and I know that anyone who has seen the 10 x 10 feet High Definition video produced by the Akyumen device has been totally amazed by what the picture looks like (including my team, as I carry a working Akyumen device). So the product is a massive improvement, but they still need good product reviews and consumer excitement to launch this smart device into stardom. With those things accomplished, and the numbers Akyumen projects that they will achieve, our $2.50 net license fee per device would bring significant earnings to our bottom line.
I'm assuming if we sell out Decembers 2nd allotment it should bring us to 2.5 million ending 2016 sold and shipped not including the any sales made for December.
Just my opinion.
AKYUMEN TECHNOLOGIES CORP.
We announced last summer that Akyumen signed a licensing agreement with Max Sound. http://maxsound.com/news/more-than-one-million/?p=3 This agreement provides Max Sound $2.50 per device. In December, the CEO of Akyumen notified me that they have a contract in Asia representing 5 million units. He further indicated that they are in high-level talks with major cellular carriers in Europe and the Middle East, estimating that another 10 million units should come from those regions in 2015.
Akyumen also announced in November 2014 the building of a $51 million state of the art manufacturing and assembly facility in Bahrain, giving Akyumen the ability to produce over 10 million units for that region, and creating over 1,000 new jobs.
http://bizbahrain.com/content/akyumen-technol...ty-bahrain
We continue to work with the Akyumen executives and developers to help them get MAX-D HD Audio ported onto their devices and into the consumer marketplace. I have been asked when the Akyumen product line will roll out. Akyumen is a new company with several milestones that still need to take place for them to get to market. Then they will have to be successful in getting consumers to believe in their products. It has been pointed out that projector phones have been tried without much success in the past few years. However, past devices feature small 3 x 3 feet low-resolution Pico screens that have looked terrible, and I know that anyone who has seen the 10 x 10 feet High Definition video produced by the Akyumen device has been totally amazed by what the picture looks like (including my team, as I carry a working Akyumen device). So the product is a massive improvement, but they still need good product reviews and consumer excitement to launch this smart device into stardom. With those things accomplished, and the numbers Akyumen projects that they will achieve, our $2.50 net license fee per device would bring significant earnings to our bottom line.
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