CTIA SHOW UPDATE, HOP-ON ANNOUNCES SUCCESSFUL DISTRIBUTION CONTRACTS IN CHINA
Hop-on, Inc. announced today successful demonstration of their 3G PDA HOP2001 model at CTIA’s tradeshow in Las Vegas and completion of signed distribution contracts in Mainland, China. Five-hundred of the first collector’s edition phone encasings will offer numbered, original hand-painted balsa wood boxes featuring Graffiti’s™ artwork for distribution in the OCT region.
The HOP2001, which features 3G dual-mode GSM and CDMA technologies and gaming capabilities, will also be offered at a fraction of the cost of competitors’ similar models. The limited edition HOP2001 price-point will be under $100 of our competitor’s prices.
Peter Michaels, president of Hop-on stated, “We are excited that our product was well received by all of the carriers and look forward to distribution of the 3G Hop2001 with the Graffiti™ trademark, solidifying Hop-on’s commitment to our OCT Chinese partners.”
CTIA is the international association for the wireless telecommunications industry, representing carriers, manufacturers and wireless Internet providers.
About Hop-on, Inc.
HOP-ON (HPNN-Pink Sheets) develops and markets wireless phones and accessories for emerging market and other domestic carriers and is best known for developing the world's first disposable cell phone. Currently, Hop-on is expanding into value-added services, like mobile gambling and SMS wagering. Hop-on's exclusive software will allow users to stream live interactive feed from legal jurisdictions to play poker, blackjack, roulette and baccarat on personal cell phones.
For more information, visit www.Hop-on.com.
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SOURCE: Hop-on, Inc.
CONTACT: Hop-on, Inc.
Danny Coleman (949) 756-9008
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