No girls yet I'm afraid. We could make Daniel wear a dress but it wouldn't be the same.

We are currently undertaking a major OEM project which will hit the highstreet in the summer, but unfortunately this isn't something we are able to discuss in detail. Clearly OEM brands don't want their competitors to know what they have in the pipeline, and often they don't want their clients to know that the product was developed out of house.

The only OEM project we can talk about is the "MP3 Autochanger" that we developed for Visteon (the world's largest manufacturer of car components, an off-shoot from Ford). This is a car-player style product that mounts like a CD changer and connects to a standard Ford/Jaguar head unit. It is controlled entirely by the head unit and so lacks a lot of the features of the in-dash car player - but it is very easy for non-tech people to operate. Visteon are evaluating a number of prototypes but I have no idea what plans they may have for the technology. They showed prototypes to the public at Hanover last year, and at C.E.S this January.

Rob