[Sam Barona]

Hi all, one of my companies has just secured sole distribution rights for the above technologies and we are now looking for those of you with a good eye for an opportunity.

The technologies are ideal for exhibitions, retailers and many more. With existing clients like Virgin, BBC, Toshiba, Mercedes, BMW, etc, etc... we are ready to start pushing our solutions in earnest.

Get in touch to find out more about this great opportunity. With margins of up to 50% (no less than 35%), average sales value of US $5,000 per unit; and average monthly sales volume standing between 5-10 units (new and established businesses respectively).

I am confident that this will be of interest to those who like to operate in cooler than cool sectors. To see what the holographic video looks like in real life, take a look at the film "MINORITY REPORT", where one of our screens was used.

Kind regards

Samuel Barona MBA A.IDM
+44 1282 859 335
+44 7946 459 676
sam@izly.co.uk
sam@moviefactory.co.uk

[nochance]

So you are looking for field sales.

[Sam Barona]

No, my impetuous friend. I am looking for people who would like to develop their own businesses around these great technologies. Simple!

[jg_macarthy]

Do you have a website?

[Mbaptista]

Im interested in seeing more information on how these work and what they do. Im not too familiar with this technoligy. I hear holograph and think Startrek lol

[Sam Barona]

Website link is: www.izly.co.uk

Please be mindful that at the time of posting this the site was having problems.

You can rest assured that I will be having many words (just to get them to pass me onto the appropriate person) with our Asian developers over this.

[jg_macarthy]

Yea I mean your telling me this product is in movies, and it seems great. But I cannot take you seriously with that website. Your comming out with holographic screens, and all the links on your site don't even work, and the layout is crowded and unprofessional. Get the website redone, get some flash on there display that your product is cutting edge and the future.

[Sam Barona]

In short, the technologies work as follows:

Projected Sound: sends sound in a tight beam using ultrasound. The sound is only audible to those inside the beam, so if you're one cm. away, you will hear nothing. Ideal for outdoor advertising, or retail use, as you can target sound to specific areas without creating any noise pollution.

Holographic Screens: Using real holographic technology, the screens are treated at the molecular level so that they let light through, whilst still providing an effective projection surface. Point a hidden projector onto one of these and you get full moving images that seem to float in the air.
Ideal for window displays, where they can convert the whole window into a video display. This will save space, and will also allow retailers to present their whole range to their audiences in a novel, yet stylish manner.

[jg_macarthy]

I think this sounds sweet. alot of speculators have said that this technology is in the near future. Again, put up some demos on a site, this is a highly visual product, do it some justice.

[Sam Barona]

Appreciate your feelings on the site. This should be up and running back on Monday.

Was unaware of the problems until today.

[jg_macarthy]

I see your getting some press. And an ad on Alibaba.com. So you are the Legal Rep/CEO of this company?

[Sam Barona]

I am a director for the IZLY Group. We will be introducing the technology (as used in Minority Report) that allows you to interact with the screens with just your hands (even through glass) in the coming months.

We have commissioned a number of films to show off the screens better, as I agree that they need video to be shown properly.

We are still very early in the introduction of these technologies, so everything is not where I would like to be just now.

We are also involved in other projects of exlcusivity with patent holders as well as developing channel partners in Ireland and South Africa at the moment.