>> they're not a big company, and they're not licensing it to a big company. You have to use their equipment. We're talking about 915 Labs , right ? So where'

>> they're not a big company, and they're not licensing it to a big company. You have to use their equipment. We're talking about 915 Labs , right ? So where's the problem - just buy the system from them - as long as they price it fairly. Heck it's even better - they have a monopoly on a key technology - they are an ideal partner/acquisition for someone who wants to roughly own the food business. Also there's micvac, which does have some similar , microwave based food packaging technology, and they sell products in Sweden, South Africa, and probably Asia. And i believe they have US patents. >> What people in the US seem to want is ready to eat delivery. That's true for affluent customers. You can't beat the restaurant delivery brand, quality and selection. But what about non-wealthy people - if it's cheap enough, chilled meals may be a better solution for them. But i'm not from the US so maybe i'm mistaken.