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TimberLake
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Geeeezzz Matthew - be nice!
Many of you may know how hard it is to even get a website up and running :-) let alone a company and product

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Timberlake:

The modules are maybe interesting, but hardly innovative. Put a pair of jumper cables on your ears and you'd get the same effect.

Now, I'm not saying that this isn't a legitmate tool. It's just completely unproven at this point and time, so one needs to take it with a grain of salt. The site's telemarketing/infomercial language doesn't help with that impression, either.

Also, I don't understand why these are springboards. Is their software for this or is just a battery with some wires attached?

As for making a web site, I would have more sypathy for this company had they not swiped the design of the site from innogear.com

But hey, if they're willing to support VisorCentral with advertising, more power too them.

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Ok - I hear what your saying but I just would like to incourage VC posters to try and support companies who bring "new" modules to the market -- God knows that there have not been many lately.

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quote:
Originally posted by TimberLake
Ok - I hear what your saying but I just would like to incourage VC posters to try and support companies who bring "new" modules to the market -- God knows that there have not been many lately.


I agree.

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What would be best is if Visorcentral obtained these two modules and did an objective review of them.

Any chance of this happening? It would certainly help clear this up one way or another. They sound very tempting, and I'm sure many of us would want one if a third party said that the modules actually worked.



You know, I'm going into highschool next year, anyone know a way I could get one from them for free as a reviewer and then write a review for Visorcentral? I would be perfectly willing.

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Don't Shoot!

Ok, let's get this straight. I'm with the company and I wouldn't want to see what you'd look like when you hook the jumper cables to your head *0). The signals these modules produce are multi-modulated bi-phasic square waves of a specific duty cycle to stimulate the proper brainwave patterns - very complex. I have been at several large health shows over the past year and have personally hooked-up over 600 persons at these shows. The results were remarkable as you can see a sampling on our website under testimonials. We have a 30 day money back guarantee - NO QUESTIONS ASKED - return policy, because we understand it's a new technology to most people, and they would want to see if it works for them. This technology is truely remarkable in that it can produce the following states: Sleepiness, Awakened, learning mindset, euphoria, sports readiness, etc (not at the same time). I really don't understand you guys, this technology is really cool! Maybe the next module should just be a rock, it's easier to understand.

Also, we didn't rip-off Innogear! We paid good money to have the site designed - several thousand dollars, and there is a standard branding we need to adhere to and this is according to Handsprings guidance documents. This is why you see blues and oranges, etc. The packaging for the stores has to following Handsprings' branding as well and has to conform to size, look and feel. There are only so many ways you can put something together within certain constraints.

We knew there would be some fear factor involved with the release of these innovative modules, but we didn't think that people would get out there shotguns and form a mob!

We will be releasing evaluation modules for third party review. We currently have about 50 requests for evaluation both here in the states and in europe & Japan, but I ask that you don't kill us yet!

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Re: Don't Shoot!

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Ok, let's get this straight. I'm with the company and I wouldn't want to see what you'd look like when you hook the jumper cables to your head *0).


okay, I'll send the tape to MTV's "Donkey" show instead.
I see that you weren't explicit that you were from the company in your first post. Yes, you note it in your signature, but that's turned off in your first post.

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This technology is truely remarkable in that it can produce the following states: Sleepiness, Awakened, learning mindset, euphoria, sports readiness, etc (not at the same time).


I didn't note anything at your website to help me with this question; do different people react differently to the various settings? I presume you can select what's going to happen (be kinda embaressing to select "awakened" level and end up being sleepy).
Also, do you know of any scientific papers I could view on the web to learn other information on the product's functions?


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I really don't understand you guys, this technology is really cool! Maybe the next module should just be a rock, it's easier to understand.


A number of us are seemingly mouthy and opinionated. Don't take it personally.
BTW way, I know some geologists who wouldn't like that you think a rock is easy to understand ... (said in fun, but I'm actually not kidding.)

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Also, we didn't rip-off Innogear! We paid good money to have the site designed - several thousand dollars, and there is a standard branding we need to adhere to and this is according to Handsprings guidance documents. This is why you see blues and oranges, etc. The packaging for the stores has to following Handsprings' branding as well and has to conform to size, look and feel. There are only so many ways you can put something together within certain constraints.


I apologize for any of my comments in the other thread that may have been insulting or rude regarding the site.
I personally was not aware Handspring had color & branding guidelines, but it makes sense. Thanks for noting it.

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We knew there would be some fear factor involved with the release of these innovative modules, but we didn't think that people would get out there shotguns and form a mob!


aww ... it's not loaded ...

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We will be releasing evaluation modules for third party review. We currently have about 50 requests for evaluation both here in the states and in europe & Japan, but I ask that you don't kill us yet!


I for one am looking forward to a VC review, as I feel I can trust the information I get here.


{removed a portion of bgelert's post that I had forgotton to}

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Re: Don't Shoot!

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Also, we didn't rip-off Innogear! We paid good money to have the site designed - several thousand dollars, and there is a standard branding we need to adhere to and this is according to Handsprings guidance documents. This is why you see blues and oranges, etc. The packaging for the stores has to following Handsprings' branding as well and has to conform to size, look and feel. There are only so many ways you can put something together within certain constraints.



Well then, if everything you say is true then I apolagize for claiming you ripped off Innogear's site, from what you tell me - you were the one who got ripped off (several thousand $s :eek

By the way, and I'm not "attacking" your company because it makes a module which doesn't conform to the typical module design, but could you point me to or post some documentation that says that web sites have to be branded some way? Or explain why no other sites, except for Innogear's & your own, exhibit this design?

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Ok,

First of all bgelert you have a great sense of humor - I like that! Beware of how brutal these board are - you will NEVER win - these guys are pros at thrashing.

BUT -- Your story about Handspring requireing those colors and branding is a bunch of BS --- I KNOW THIS FOR A FACT! go look at all the module companies and you will see everyone has their own site - own colors, own design.

I am sorry to hear you spent so much money on your site, If I were you I would get some of your money back from a redesign who ripped you off in just coping a competitors website!

I would say if you changed a color or two and just did a "little" rearranging of your site you would not come across as stealing a site.-I mean geeezzz look at the blue bar on top - it even has the vertical lines going through it.

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I just contacted someone I know in the Springboard industry and they confirmed what TimberLake said, "a bunch of BS"

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Info

If anyone wants to learn more about this technology start at our website www.neuralfxnow.com read the History of Electromedicine, check out the FAQ page and the Products Page describe the exact functions of each module: sleep, awake, etc.
Then if you go to Google and search for CES (Cranial Electro Stimulation) you will have enough to read for weeks. Also there is an excellent book called "Megabrain" by Michael Hutchinson.

As far as Branding look at good.com 's color scheme and there are others. To learn more about that go to Handsprings Developers section of their website.

Visor Central will be one of the first to do an independant review, watch for it. Thanks guys for having an interest in our modules, a response of complacency would have been a worse response.

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Good.com looks nothing like either your site or Innogear's. Just because it uses the color orange (the best color, more sites should use it) doesn't make it look like other Module sites.

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Again,

You are takeing us as fools -- Good used orage because it was the in color -- Innogear chose their colors because they like them... so are you saying that all of the other 30 or so module makers are breaking the rules? There are "standards" HS imposes to not allow you to associate their name with just anything.... and there are box standards but they dont state that your website and box need to look like Innogears -- your insane lol

look at Geodes http://www.geodiscovery.com/home.html
are they breaking the HS rules?

And how about Widcom http://www.widcomm.com/ major violater to the HS rules

and http://www.nexian.com/

and how about OmniSky http://www.omnisky.com/

And the list goes on and on


NONE OF THESE look even close to InnoGear -- are you telling us all of these companies are not following HS rules?

I think you read the rules wrong

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Also, we didn't rip-off Innogear! We paid good money to have the site designed - several thousand dollars, and there is a standard branding we need to adhere to and this is according to Handsprings guidance documents.


First of all, someone ripped off innogear's design. Either your company did, or your design firm did. Either way, it is a liability to your company. It makes you look amateurish and puts in you the position to be easily and succesfully sued.

Secondly, "several thousand dollars" for a corporate site isn't a whole lot. Most sites I work on start at 50k and go up from there. You DO get what you pay for. Looking at your design firm's portfolio, I would not consider them a talented firm. That's just my opinion, mind you.

Thirdly (is that a word?) I have no idea what you mean by Handsprings branding guidlines. Sites like good.com and eyemodule.com look nothing like your site...I highly doubt that the handspring branding guidlines are meant to supersede your own company's branding needs.

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As far as Branding look at good.com 's color scheme and there are others. To learn more about that go to Handsprings Developers section of their website.


I'm not talking about color schemes only. I'm talking about color, page layout, photo treatments, secondary visual elements, etc...

Your sites ARE IDENTICAL. Unfortunately, your design firm couldn't even copy a site very well, as your site isn't nearly as refined and thought out as innogears site is.

Public appearance is everything. You may want to talk with your higher-ups and get them thinking about a quick redesign of your site as to avoid negative publicity.

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About all this site-stealing buisness, does it really matter?

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About all this site-stealing buisness, does it really matter?


It depends on whether or not you respect intellectual property rights.

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ernieba1
If you had a company and worked very hard on a site and put a bunch of money into the website - would you care if someone in your same "business space" appeared with a website that looked just like yours? Or better example is - you wrote a book, and someone buys it and copies it, slips on a new cover and gives it a new name and sells them- is that ok?

I have no idea if Innogear even knows or cares -- but it should just be very embarrassing to a new company.

All it would take is a few changes here and there and I am sure then he could be even more proud of his companies site :-)

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Your sites ARE IDENTICAL.

They're not identical. They're exceedingly and suspiciously similar, but not identical.
Can we bash the site over in the other thread please?

to bgelert, the only indication of color guidelines in Handspring's developer section I'm able to find is specifications for the use and printing of the Handspring logo (the cartwheeling figure).
If you know of a specific URL to support the statement, please provide it, thanks.

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I was advised not to comment on these petty issues and didn't understand why, now I do. Nothing good will come of it! We are offering good products and you guys want to find reason after reason to argue and point blame. Have a blast I won't be part of it. I tried to help answer questions the best I could but you guys won't be satisfied. I didn't design the website nor do I know all there is about Branding other than what I was told, but you guys keep trying to find offense which is just plain childish.

I will not be responding any further.
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Ok,
Sorry, we wont pick on you anymore - please come back

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