SYN’s “Significant Milestone” announcement on 11 May hasn’t done...

SYN’s “Significant Milestone” announcement on 11 May hasn’t done anything for the share price and the stock seems to have been largely overlooked by almost every one except the existing share holders.
There has been no follow up news and very little rumour about SYN for sometime.
The most recent stories that I have heard are ……..

They are attempting to get 100% of Panorama...
They are in the process of preparing it for listing in the US....
There will be a further placement at a lot lower level than the previous ones were. (I think this one is likely particulaly if they are to get the rest of Panorama)

These are just the most recent stories I have heard but I am sure others will have more info if they care to pass it on.
This stock in my opinion has the potential to be one of the best % gainers on the ASX in the next 6 months provided the company can finally get some deals sorted and sort out the problems that have forced it down from the $4 level & have been holding it down ever since.

As the previous announcements by the company have stated, the technology that SYN has now proved up has no competition & is streets ahead of its nearest rivals.
Just to refresh every ones memory as to the potential for this stock, the following is copied from the Panorama website at http://www.panoramalabs.com/final_prototype.html

Of particular note was the very fast switching speed of the MO material, which was in the region of 15 nanoseconds. This figure is far superior to any competitive projection system (at least 1,000 times faster than DLP and 1,000,000 times faster than LCOS). We anticipate this exceptional switching speed will permit the development of anti-piracy features for Digital Cinema, improved color depth, no motion artefacts, virtual reality improvements, gaming goggles, 3D displays with applications into fast read/write holographic memory.
Best Switching Times:
• LCOS: 10 ms (~1,000,000x slower)
• Texas Instruments - DLP: 10 µs (~1000x slower)
• SONY - GLV: 20 µs (~1000x slower)
• Panorama Labs’ MPC-MOD: 16 ns
Power consumption for the light module has been drastically reduced. A comparison of the module power requirements using a DC supply demonstrates a power saving ratio up to 1,000,000 times.
Measurements of Faraday rotation and transmission in the red, green and blue were as expected. Improvements to these values will occur once Magneto Photonic Crystals (MPC) films are fabricated in the second generation prototypes.
In summary, a 12x12 array within a much larger MO module was subjected to stringent and closely controlled testing. The results obtained clearly demonstrate the validity of Panorama Lab’s technology for display and memory devices.
Unique Technology
DEMONSTRATED: Two category creating parameters:
Fast speed
Higher frame rates, 3D, VR, anti piracy, more grey scales, no motion artifacts, telecomm switching, gaming and memory applications
Low power
Portability, longer battery life, less thermal heating effects, fully digital (control)
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