The Phantom...Lives?
An Anonymous Reader writes "G4's Attack of the show has a writeup and video of a demonstration of the Phantom Gaming Service." From the article: "I certainly wouldn't be at this company doing what I'm doing if I wasn't absolutely sure that we're going to launch a product. It's natural for people to be skeptical. I think a lot of the skepticism is building on itself at this point: people are skeptical so therefore they become more skeptical and therefore they become more skeptical."
The product was announced less than two years ago, not five years ago.
It was an empty office. A PO box wouldn't be all that unusual. A lot of businesses use PO boxes rather than post their address online. There are a lot of reasons, but they all come down to keeping people from snooping around, which is exactly what HardOCP did.
2.5 weeks ago, StockPatrol.com has this to say:
.Phantom Gaming System. will have to wait a little longer. The Company, which has repeatedly delayed introduction of its Phantom, now claims that its .goal. is to .commence the launch. of the product in the fourth quarter of 2005 . but only if it can first secure at least $11.5 million. That is just the beginning. Infinium says it will need $22.2 million over the next year. At last report, the Company had $4,102 in available cash.
Investors and observers who have been awaiting the debut of Infinium Labs Inc..s (OTCBB: IFLB)
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Also, you wont be spending $300 on the box. He makes that clear.. the box will cost little or no money... and that's what makes this so appealing. Say it costs 20 bucks a month.. say I'd spend 800 dollars on a gaming PC. That's 40 months of gaming...