Donald Chew Delivers Working Prototype of Digi-Chip Through a New Start-Up
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Industry growth has been slow partly due to rules that limit market access unless foreign manufacturers share technology with Chinese partners that might become rivals.Chicago, IL, May 09, 2014 --( PR.com )-- On-Time Communications delivered one of its two working prototypes (MOTI-IT) to partners in China on Tuesday and Interim, CEO Donald Chew, who showed up via Skype for the delivery, said the company will build a nationwide network allowing access to cable stations and internet service as fast as it can.On-Time Communications probably will have to raise and invest several hundred million dollars in building its infrastructure in the US and China, Chew told reporters.It said import taxes and shipping account for the difference with its U.S. price tag of $350.An unnamed company received the first Model called MOTI-IT at a brief ceremony in a Beijing industrial park, also the place who will test and manufacture most of its chips initially.He said since late 2013, I have been traveling to various cities and meeting with various people to discuss funding and get this launched.Chew said previously On-Time might sell as many as 500,000 chips in Florida this year alone depending on other factors but emphasized Tuesday that was "just a guess."We are going to proceed with at least two locations in parallel, just in case one of them encounters some issues after breaking ground," Chew said Sony and Panasonic are likely to be On-Time’s partners in production.On Time has no plans for additional modifications to strengthen the MOTI-IT unless further testing reveals a need to.