Not a Company to be written off in this new millenium age...

I never bought in the last decade, as they were too ...well er expensive...but today they are affordable, and er...well i bought a few for the family...i think they will perform well in the months to come.

anyone else miss the boat last decade...will know aht Imean..


jules.

at this price even without the pda market...a steal..imho...

With the ftse at 4000 level, it's the equivalent to buying stocks in 1995/96...4 yrs before ftse hit peak...now thats something...If only we did that is what people were saying at the time...

If you a grand worth or more of psion at that time...you would have more that ur pensions worth...

I agree there are a lot excellent bargains out there, but some stocks with past fortunes do tend attract more attention than others no more what, so charles schwhab keeps saying...

If I had 200k I'd place 10k in each and then come back after 2 yrs...back to reality kid...!

keep postin Mightymicro...

jules..

Some news picked up motley site today...very interesting...

After five years in development, Symbian OS is beginning to make significant progress in a marketplace which has hitherto been dominated by the proprietary operating systems of the handset manufacturers.

In the first quarter of this year, another milestone was passed with more than a million handset sales using Symbian OS. This is admittedly still a tiny proportion of the total handset market, which last year totalled around 400 million units. None the less, it is much higher than the Microsoft mobile phone operating system has achieved, and the growth is almost exponential.

The chief executive, David Levin, aspires in due course to make that 1 million a quarter into 1 million a month and then 1 million a week. The company breaks even at 20 million per annum, so it is no surprise that despite the technology the investment bankers are bust still beating a trail to his door in an attempt to persuade Symbian to float. A story for another day perhaps.

http://news.independent.co.uk/business/comment/story.jsp?story=422920

jules.

The Symbian OS is as solid as rock, whereas Microsoft PocketPC (which is all that I have experience of at this end of the market) is pretty but seems much less stable. The expression "a bit flaky" springs to mind.

I have a lot of respect for Psion/Symbian and the stability and functionality of their software.

Ok folks this is it IMHO you will never see Psion at this price 69p ever again it really is time now to fill your boots i,ve just increased my stake to 25000 and expect to see 110p before the end of october with the new ceo and the jap deal things are going to move now,

IMHO DYOR

Regards E

ok i was wrong my timing was a bit out but I still see this at 110p on the lead up to symbian sales on the 21st november,it really must be the last chance now to get in at 70p

in my honest opinion DYOR

ps also an ipo could send this through the roof