Wangle Chip, page-5

I'll try and answer a couple of questions about the chip.

Plugging the chip into existing technology isn't really going to happen. The only thing it could really go into is computers and servers with via an expansion card. That would also have to be a network card also, network cards have a variety of configurations and features when it comes to the server world, it will quickly become too hard. Plugging into phones isn't going to happen either, there's simply no where to put it.

In terms of value, i'll give you an example.

A hard drive that stores 6 terabytes of data is worth about $350. Now on that hard drive I am going to put the only copy of every picture you have ever taken, and your master thesis that is due tomorrow. How much is that Hard drive worth now? Is it still worth $350 to you?

That's kinda the same with microchips, the actual chips is worth cents. It what the chip does and the code inside it that's worth the money. So what is it worth? no idea, haven't seen it working and where they plan on putting it. Their are WAY too many variables. Exclusive to Samsung only on Android, so it could go to Apple as well? Just exclusive to Motorola? Do we give them a free trial? if so how long? and the questions keep going and going and going. So we cant really put a price on it, although IF we get a deal with a major phone player then it would be reasonable to assume that it would be millions. For example there were rumors around that Samsung was going to buy the fingerprint sensor company and that deal was about $650 million, however, that was a buyout and just rumors.

**I am not affiliated in any way with Wangle the Company or any of its employees, I have spoken to company representatives and clarified technical non-market sensitive information and reinterpreted it for this community. If you have any questions for me please feel free to reply to this post.**
~~Maglor