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Xmultiple
Technologies, Inc. is a privately held corporation with
offices in Simi Valley, California corporate offices are
within 45 minutes of LAX airport in Los Angeles, CA.
Xmultiple
has release its XP1Power Rechargeable battery USB cables
which are patent pending. Xmultiple Technologies was formed
specifically to develop interconnection solution products
and flash memory products with Sharing-On-The-Go (SOTG)
technology. SOTG Technology is a software/hardware solution
to copy data files and folders when users are mobile. The
Company has its first product based on SOTG with our product
line of FlashPoint ShareDrives. The FlashPoint ShareDrives
started production in June 2005. In July 2005 we delivered
our first production of ShareDrive units to customers, resellers
and distributors. A OEM approach whereby the SOTG technology
is a chipset has been developed. and Xmultiple provides
OEM services to companies with interest in our technology.
Flash Drive hardware manufacturers worldwide can contact
us for information regarding our OEM strategic partnership
agreements. The Company recognizes that the prime use of
its technology will be for the use in flash drives (thumbdrives/pen
drives), flash card readers, cellphones and PDA type products.
In addition to a revenue on OEM partnerships, the Company
intends to pursue vertical application joint venture opportunities
as well as opportunities to benefit from the SOTG technology
being built into products such as cellphones and PDA's.
The Company has develop a branding strategy built around
the identity "FlashPoint ShareDrives" and "ShareDrives".
In the future Xmultiple will release the XP1Power version
with flash memory card capability. This technology can be
combined with our ShareDrive technology as well.
Xmultiple
has developed a patent pending USB power circuit which solves
charging problems of pad computers. With our iXP1-500 USB
power adapter simply attach to the USB cable and once inserted
into any laptop or desktop PC starts the charging of their
pad computers.
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