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30/11/22

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Originally posted by BobF: ↑

Your ongoing stream of commentary on USound on this AudioPixels thread is well noted. From your first post on AKP you have made it quite clear that you do not believe AP is likely to succeed, whereas you believe USound will, and will do better. You are welcome to your opinion, but most holders in AKP recognise that the different approaches made by the two companies make them very different products. AKP uses DSR to make its MEMS produce a huge sound range suited for a very wide application sphere. USound make very tiny MEMS speakers that may be good for earphones etc, but they still essentially competing in the same sound market alongside and against all the other analog speakers. If USound does well that is great, and I hope you make money from their success. But only time will tell which technological approach will become successful long term.
Needless to say most holders here have checked USound out and understand what they are doing.
You say you don't hold, and have no intention of buying in, yet you keep posting the same kind of stuff. Why do you do this? I can only assume that this is somehow in the hope of getting holders here to lose confidence and dump their shares and switch their allegiance.

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You give him/her to much credit.

Engaging only encourages them.

if they can't take the time to understand the difference between the two technologies why waste the typing time.

AKP Price at posting: $12.10 Sentiment: Hold Disclosure: Held
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