XYBR (Xybernaut) der dritte tag in folge positiv !

ebenso sieht RAZF gut aus!

Einstandspreis wieder. Angeblich stehen 2 Abschlüsse kurz bevor.
Gerüchte, Gerüchte .....

Gruß Dampf

(wär ich nur bei 1,8€ rein...;) nein, scherz bei seite. bei solch einem wert, kann es schnell mal 40-60% runter gehen. kann ich mir aktuell nicht mehr leisten... cashrate praktisch null! :( aber sehr interessanter wert!

hatte ich vor einigen tagenb nichts von "breaking" news gehört? da soll doch was anstehen...

Gestern genau auf der 38T-Linie geschlossen, heute kurz darüber. Wenn die 3$ als Widerstand nachhaltig fallen, gehts direkt auf die 5$ zu.





Gruß Dampf

www.clearstation.com/cgi-bin/...r=http://www.clearstation.com/

www.businesswire.com/photowire/pw.010501/210050234.htm?

@Kicky Die Unternehmensinfos sind übrigens auch auf deren Homepage abrufbar - da ich auf deren Maillist bin, hatte ich da schon nachgelesen.
Trotzdem danke für den Tipp!






Gruß Dampf

Wahrscheinlich verliert Xybernaut dann alles, was sie in zwei Wochen zugelegt haben, an einem einzigen Tag.





Gruß Dampf

Irgendwas mit modularem Aufbau von Computern nach dem "Legosystem", d.h. dass man sich den (tragbaren) Computer jeweils nach den aktuellen Bedürfnissen zusammenbasteln kann....
Hört sich noch ein bischen abenteuerlich an.





Gruß Dampf

``During the year, we completed the acquisition of Xybernaut Solutions, Inc., formerly Selfware, Inc., who had their best year ever for obtaining new business with approximately $9.7 million of new contracts in 2000, versus $4.7 million in the prior year. These contracts will result in revenues over the next several years'' continued Mr. Newman. ``Our patent portfolio also improved significantly during the year, with over 580 worldwide patent applications now granted or pending, representing an increase of over 100 applications from last year. Most importantly, during the year we saw a dramatic increase in the overall market for mobile computing and communications and the recognition of wearable PCs as a significant near-term market by our customers, industry analysts and large, worldwide technology companies.''

``Fiscal 2000 was also an important year from a financial perspective,'' added John F. Moynahan, Senior Vice President and CFO of Xybernaut. ``We finished the year with $9.3 million in cash and $15.3 million in shareholder's equity. We received an unqualified audit opinion for the second year, a significant achievement supported in part by the $23 million we raised during 2000 through the placement of straight equity, without the need to use less-desirable financing alternatives. During the year, Xybernaut was included in the Russell 2000 index and we saw institutional ownership in our stock increase from less than 1% of total outstanding shares to 9%, based on filings with the U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission (''SEC``). We estimate that institutional ownership as of December 31, 2000 was approximately 19% with the inclusion of shares held by investors who are not required to file their stock holdings with the SEC.''

A conference call to discuss the results of the year will be held on Tuesday, March 13th at 8:30 am EST. The call can be accessed via telephone by dialing toll free at 888-276-0005, or 612-288-0318 outside the U.S., and asking for the Xybernaut conference call. After 12:30 p.m. on March 13, 2001, the call will be available for one week at 800-475-6701, or 320-365-3844 outside the U.S., using access code 576550. The call will also be available via audio streaming over the Internet by accessing Xybernaut's web site at www.xybernaut.com.

About Xybernaut Corporation:

Xybernaut Corporation is the leading provider of mobile, wearable computing hardware, software and services, bringing wireless communications and full-function Pentium computing power in a hands-free design to people when and where required. The Mobile Assistant IV (MA IV®), Xybernaut's current mobile, wearable PC, runs all major operating systems on Intel x86 architecture, such as Windows or Linux. With the MA IV, customers can realize immediate productivity increases and savings in maintenance and repair, diagnosis, inspection, inventory control and data collection procedures. Xybernaut provides management and information technology consulting services, along with asset management software, for telecommunications systems, roads, waterways, railways, utility, pipelines, and other. Solutions have been developed for all major operating systems and architectures. Xybernaut's target markets include manufacturing, distribution, transportation, government, and utilities. Headquartered in Fairfax, Virginia, Xybernaut has offices and subsidiaries in Europe and Asia. Visit Xybernaut's web site at www.xybernaut.com.


Summary of Results(a):
                                               Year Ended Dec. 31
                              ---------------------------------------
                                             2000               1999
                                             ----               ----
Revenues                                 $9,504,891        $8,352,774
Net loss applicable to
 holders of common stock              ($24,195,660)     ($18,516,503)
Net loss per share applicable to
 holders of common stock                    ($0.63)           ($0.76)
Weighted average
 shares outstanding                     38,592,282        24,271,703

(a) On April 7, 2000, Xybernaut acquired Selfware, Inc, which subsequently changed its name to Xybernaut Solutions, Inc. (``Xybernaut Solutions''). The merger was accounted for as a pooling of interests. All financial data of the Company, including Xybernaut's previously issued financial statements for the periods presented herein, have been restated to include the historical financial information of Xybernaut Solutions.
This press release contains forward-looking statements within the meaning of The Private Securities Litigation Reform Act of 1995 (the ``Act''). In particular, when used in the preceding discussion, the words ``plan,'' ``confident that,'' ``believe,'' ``scheduled,'' ``expect,'' or ``intend to,'' and similar conditional expressions are intended to identify forward-looking statements within the meaning of the Act and are subject to the safe harbor created by the Act. Such statements are subject to certain risks and uncertainties and actual results could differ materially from those expressed in any of the forward-looking statements. Such risks and uncertainties include, but are not limited to, market conditions, the availability of components and successful production of the Company's products, general acceptance of the Company's products and technologies, competitive factors, timing, and other risks described in the Company's SEC reports and filings.


--------------------------------------------------
Contact:
    Agency Contact:
    Hill Communications
    Chad Hill, 510/538-8916
    hillcomm@earthlink.net
       or
    Investor Contact:
    The Wall Street Group
    Ron Stabiner, 212/888-4848
    rstabiner@thewallstreetgroup.com
       or
    Company Contact:
    Xybernaut
    John Moynahan, 703/631-6925
    investorrel@xybernaut.com

Sieht ganz gut aus. Umsätze bei den Wearables steigt, Verlust verringert und genug Cash. Außerdem steigt der Anteil an Institutionellen - spricht für Vertrauen ins Unternehmen.

Bist Du eigentlich auch noch bei Identix dabei?
Haben heute auch ne sehr positive AdHoc raus.


Gruß Dampf

...aber XYBR auf dem weg richtung 3$ ? im moment plus 14%... :-)

In Berlin gibts noch 60 Stück im Sonderangebot!!!(laut Orderbuch) :-))


Gruß Dampf

The Fairfax, Va., company also plans to release a developer's tool kit for the DSP this summer, when the computer is due to
ship in volume.

IBM will manufacture the system and has tentative plans to co-market the product as well.

Current customers include many companies that have large field forces, such as FedEx Corp., Bell Canada, and the U.S. Army
and Navy, to name a few.

Bell Canada, for one, has been testing the Mobile Assistant IV in various iterations, including some with flat-panel displays and
some with head mounts. The company said it expects a widespread deployment later this year.

"With wearable technology, it doesn't matter if they're down in a manhole or up in a loft," said Brad Chitty, general manager of
mobile communications services at Bell Canada, in North York, Ontario. "They always have access to customer information as
opposed to having to go back to the office or the truck."

Chitty acknowledged there are applications better suited for handheld PCs that enable remote access to corporate applications
as well. But he said that his company required more than a personal digital assistant can handle.

"We run proprietary software that isn't available for those small, thin clients," he said. "We need a full, robust system."

Xybernaut plans to extend its market focus in the coming months with a wearable machine that runs Windows CE.

"You'll have to package that with a cellular service, an ISP [Internet service provider] service, a trading service [and so on],"
said Edward Newman, president and CEO of Xybernaut.

IBM was more cautious.

"The efforts of the wearable industry are going to be focused on the early adopters for a while," said George Tatomyr, principal
executive for wearable solutions at IBM's Purpose Optimized Network Solutions Group, in Rochester, Minn. "The geek factor
is an issue. In North America, especially, it will take longer to figure out what people would and wouldn't wear."

Tatomyr added, though, that IBM still plans to release a low-end, Linux-based, Dick Tracy-like computer wristwatch at some
point in the next couple of years. The watch will be on display at the Xybernaut conference, he said
Hans-Udo

als dottore da stimmt doch was nicht, 1 id und zwei personen?:)


gruß
proxi

Ich habe meine Abwesenheit von Ariva genutzt, um zu promovieren und zu heiraten(habe den Namen meiner Frau angenommen).
Udo ist mei zweiter Vorname. Hans Brömme klingt so komisch nach Loriot oder Otto (Hans Bommelmann oder wie).

Hoffe Ihnen damit gedient zu haben.

Ihr Dr. Brömme :-))

ich habe hier mal ne url, von den jungen liberalen(Berlin), zur ergänzung deiner website:)

www.bekifft-ficken.de


lach nicht, anklicken habe ich zuerst auch nicht geglaubt. man müßte guido fragen ob das jetzt für die gesamte bevölkerung in d. gelten soll, als lebensmaxime sozusagen:)


gruß
proxi

Dass Du Dich nicht schämst, einen Link der politischen Konkurrenz hier in den Thread zu stellen!

Aber irgendwie erinnert mich das an die aufmüpfigen Jusos in den Siebzigern.
Leider spielen die Jugendorganisationen keinerlei Rolle in der Gesamtpartei. Spätestens, wenn es um aussichtsreiche Pöstchen geht, sind die ehemaligen Rebellen ganz schnell auf die Parteilinie gebracht....
Trotzdem ganz witzige Idee.

Hans-Udo

Hardware 01.08.2001, 09:24  
 
Xybernaut bringt Wearable Mobile Assistant V auf den Markt
 

Handfreies Computing im Industrieeinsatz
 

Xybernaut hat angekündigt, dass der Mobile Assistant V (MA V) nun ausgeliefert wird. Der so genannte Wearable Computer soll besonders im Bereich Produktion, Service und ähnlichen Bereichen eingesetzt werden, wo es darauf ankommt, beide Hände frei zu haben und dennoch einen PC nutzen zu können.  

Der Xybernaut MA V wird von IBM hergestellt und besteht aus einem kleinen Modul, in dem Prozessor, Platine und Anschlüsse für die Peripherie untergebracht sind. Das Gerät enthält DSP-Technik von Texas Instruments und einen Intel Mobile Celeron 500 MHz Prozessor sowie einen ATI Rage Mobility-M1 Grafikchip.

Der MA V soll rund 40 Prozent kleiner und leichter als die Vorgängermodelle aus dem gleichen Hause sein. Die Preisstaffel beginnt bei knapp 4.000,- US-Dollar.

Wahlweise kann der Xybernaut MA V mit Microsoft Windows, Linux, SCO Unix und passender Software betrieben werden. Er besitzt USB- und Firewire-Anschlüsse und Grafikdisplay-Anschlüsse.

                                       operating system, and will boast 32 megabytes of RAM memory and
                                       expansion slots for both a CompactFlash memory card and a Universal
                                       Serial Bus port. It'll also have instant wireless Internet access.

                                       Xybernaut says it's hoping to offer services like distance learning
                                       capabilities, musical and video entertainment, paging, cellular voice
communications and location-based information through the global positioning system.

Wearable PCs are usually popular in demonstrations at computer trade shows and conferences. IBM has had a prototype
making the trade show rounds for years, and those who try it out generally think it's a clever concept, but then invariably
wonder exactly how they would find it useful in daily life.

So far, Xybernaut has concentrated on selling its wearable machines into so-called vertical applications. For instance, airline
mechanics might use them to store electronic versions of repair manuals or other documents, and call them up on the wearable
display while they're working on a plan. Other workers who spend their day on their feet rather than parked in an office or
cubicle might use them to collect and retrieve data needed wherever they are.

But if Xybernaut's earnings are any judge, the market is still early in its development. For its most recent quarter ended March
31, Xybernaut reported a loss of $5.9 million on sales of $2.3 million.

But there's not much evidence that there's enough consumer demand for such a device. Market research firm IDC once studied
the market potential for wearable PCs, and forecast sales of about $600 million by 2003. But IDC conceded that the biggest
hurdle facing companies trying to entice consumers is telling them why they need it. And during a market downturn, when sales
of handheld computers, mobile-phone handsets and other tech gadgets are down, attacking the consumer market won't be
easy.


Gruß Hans-Udo

19 Bell Canada technicians from across the company with the MA IV. Bell tested the wearable PCs in all weather and work
conditions that a field technician typically encounters.

``To say that Bell Canada is extremely pleased with the results is an understatement - we had to literally beg trial participants to
return the units,'' said Brad Chitty, General Manager, Mobile Communications Services, Bell Canada. ``Wearable PCs have
performed extremely well in a number of environments, saving us time on repair calls and resulting in better customer service.
As a company that has a history of adopting new technology, it's exciting to have our own field service technicians leading the
way.''

``The Mobile Assistant provides mobile workers with reliable, accessible voice and data communications in a brand new way,''
said Edward G. Newman, Chairman, President and CEO of Xybernaut. ``In addition to freeing up technicians' hands to do
more work, the device also gives them immediate access to the information they need no matter where they are. Bell Canada's
decision to purchase the wearable PCs demonstrates that these devices do translate into greater efficiencies and a satisfied
workforce.''

Results from the market trial revealed:

    Bell Canada service technicians found the technology easy to use and a valuable tool.
    Time savings resulting from improved portability and reduced computing time was more than 50 minutes per day per
    technician.
    Total portability reduced the need to return to vehicles to boot up laptops and enter data.
    The Mobile Assistant®'s fully wireless functionality also reduced computing time significantly.
    The daylight readable screen contributed to a reduction in computing time and proved to be superior when viewing plant
    schematic diagrams.
    A potential cost savings through greater connectivity, in addition to productivity gains.
    Constant access to portable information eliminated the need for paper information.

Gruß Hans-Udo

auf jeden fall erstmal rein newstechnisch...

edgar online meldet am 24.11. selbst in diesem fast rezessiven umfeld ein net income anstieg von über 40% (im vergleich zum vorquartal)! sehr schön! genauer auch nochmal im business wire nachzulesen.


sie ist aber noch nicht brachial angesprungen, eigentlich ja positiv zu werten.

gruss,
zick-zock

XYBR is running out of cash, wenn es so weiter geht.
Der Kurssprung(inzwischen ja schon wieder verpufft), erfolgte, weil erstmals ein mittelgroßer Auftrag bekantgegeben wurde.

Es wird wirklich spannend, ob XYBR mal schwarze Zahlen schreiben kann, bevor sie pleite sind. Die einzige andere Spekulation ist, dass IBM sich die ganzen Patente unter den Nagel reißt, um die Technologie voranzubringen. Also Übernahme durch IBM oder Cash für die Patente - ist aber bisher reine Spekulation.

Gruß Dr. Broemme

Xybernaut is engaged in the research, development and commercialization of mobile computing and communication systems along with related software solutions designed to enhance personal productivity and improve the accuracy and timeliness captured data.
For the nine months ended 9/30/01, revenues fell 6% to $6.6 million. Net loss applicable to Common rose 35% to $22.5 million. Results reflect reduced sales of older product lines and increased research and development costs.

Verwässerung des Aktienwertes aber zumindest wieder liquide...

Friday November 30, 8:25 am Eastern Time

Press Release

SOURCE: Xybernaut Corporation

Xybernaut Raises $11 Million of Equity Capital

Successful Private Placement Expands Institutional Ownership

FAIRFAX, Va.--(BUSINESS WIRE)--Nov. 30, 2001--Xybernaut® Corporation (Nasdaq:XYBR - news), the leader in
mobile/wearable computing and wireless communications, today announced that it had raised more than $11 million in equity
capital through a $9.2 million private placement of common stock with institutional investors and a $2.0 million exercise of
warrants issued in connection with previous financings.

The placements were structured as sales of common stock at a fixed price per share without reset or re-pricing provisions and
were priced at approximately 16% below prevailing market price for the common stock prior to concluding the transactions.
The institutions also received callable warrants to purchase stock that would raise an additional $3.5 million for the company if
fully exercised.

``With this placement, Xybernaut continues to demonstrate its ability to raise capital under a variety of market conditions,''
stated Edward G. Newman, chairman, president and CEO of Xybernaut. ``As institutional investors continue to show
confidence in the company's future, we are also working with a number of sources to provide additional strategic capital to fund
our expected growth.''

Gruß Dr. Broemme

    in education environments during a panel session entitled, ``Collaboration Between Business, School Districts and the
    University.'' This presentation will be held on Wednesday from 11:00AM until 11:45AM in Room No. 328.

WHEN: Show floor hours -- December 5, 2001 from 10:00AM until 4:00PM and December 6 from 9:00AM until 3:00PM

WHERE: Baltimore Convention Center located at 1 West Pratt Street, Baltimore, MD. Travel details and directions can be
found at the following URL:
http://www.mdtechshowcase.com/...41&m3=57&CFID=14721&CFTOKEN=43580730 (Please note: Due to
the length of this URL, it may be necessary to cut and paste this hyperlink into your Internet browser's URL address field.)

HOW TO COVER THE NEWS: Media representatives can schedule Xybernaut wearable computer demonstrations and
face-to-face interviews by contacting Michael Binko at (w)703-654-3637, mbinko@xybernaut.com or by stopping by Booth
No. 956.

Registration is free for all media representatives and can be completed by simply contacting E.J. Krause and Associates at
301-493-5500 or by going to the MD Technology Showcase Web site at
http://www.mdtechshowcase.com/...m?m2=43&CFID=14721&CFTOKEN=43580730. (Please note: Due to the length
of this URL, it may be necessary to cut and paste this hyperlink into your Internet browser's URL address field.) A media room
will be available for on-site registration as well.

Gruß Dr. Broemme

Richard Bizar - was für ein Name :-)))

hab mich schon auf frankfurt, hamburg, münchen oder stuttgart gefreut.

aber baltimore dauert mir zu lange... :-o

hast du die volumen der letzten 2 tzage gesehen? kommt da was???

gruß
zick-zock

Das waren nur die Reaktionen auf ein neues Patent und das erfolgreiche Fundraising.... leider.

Baltimore ist mir eigentlich auch zu weit :-)
Aber viel versäumen tut man wohl eh nicht. Ein Kumpel von mir hat vorletztes Jahr mal mit denen auf der Messe geschnackt - ziemlich bräsig. Der Typ hat nur die ganze Zeit die CyberspaceBrille aufgehabt und hatte nichts zu erzählen...

Gruß Dr. Broemme

mit meinem eindruck von dem laden. habe mal aus spaß eine recht eindeutige anfrage an die deutsche niederlassung gestellt (per email). da wollte ich ein paar sachen wissen (hardware & upgrade-möglichkeiten, komfort, ausstattung, etc.) erstens kam die antwort ca. eine woche später (und jeder der etwas "vertreiben" möchte, sollte sich keine woche zeit lassen mit sowas...) und zweitens in einem pampigen ton... unglaublich!

jetzt fragst du dich sicher, wie ich da hätte eine mark reinstecken können...

für geld tu ich alles! ;-))

gruß
zick-zock

Abgespeckte Version der bisherigen Geräte - angeblich soll es dafür einen Markt geben. Preis bei 1500$.

Technische Infos

Gruß Dr. Broemme