Just two quick ones...

(1)If anyone prescribes to the "Wizard of Omaha" and his thinking...he is always looking to buy when a stock or group of stocks is getting beaten down...well we sure qualify for that one!

(2) Note the qualification of value for PTSC based on cash on hand per share of stock by Dutton...

At the current stock price level, Patriot Scientific is selling at approximately 3.4 times the cash balances on the balance sheet as of February 29, 2008. In addition there should be additional cash payments to Patriot from TPL Group for MMP licenses granted after February 28, 2008, that include Mattel, Inc. (NYSE:MAT-$20.00); Advanced Medical Optics, Inc. (NYSE:EYE-$22.50); Direct TV; Citizen Holdings Co., Ltd.; Gerber Scientific; Emerson Radio (NYSE:EMR-$56.00); Research in Motion (NasdaqGM:RIMM-$135.00); and Onkyo.

Subtract from that total some legal fees and monies spent to buy back stock and add in any revenue that we will report from the February licenses and Id' bet we're about at the same level.

With that in mind,most analysts/brokerages would tell you that a company's "value", if based on cash-on-hand, should be around 7-9 times the current cash -on-hand per share. If we remain near the 2/28/08 balance of cash, no matter where it sits currently, one can see that the PPS should/could be anywhere from 42 to 55 cents right now....I beleive that is hoiw Dutton is coming to their projected PPS.

As long as we remain just a license fee recepticle of cash I beleive thye will continue to do so inth future. Once we accomplish some M&A that gives us somthing "other than license fees as revenue" then you will see those like Dutton adding to the projected PPS for ongoing business revenues that would then take us to a 12-18 PE basis for establishing a future PPS projection.

Just an opinion for what its worth, but certainly, we all can see, along with the "Dutton's" of the world, how important that business planning for M&A along with a rising PPS can benefit us all.

JMHO