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Well, reliability and assurance of availability are big things. With the current money that we've had with this customer, these are high-end medical displays. They're about 1800 bucks each. We've had some, not a lot, but a few issues where the customer is defining that the color temperature changes a little bit, and they don't like that. We've got the working with the supplier, we think we know what the problem is. We're suggesting several options for the panel, for the LCD module, and they're LCDs, they're not OLEDs. This one company, which is fairly new into the medical end of the display business, has a technology that uses, instead of amorphous silicon for the LCD drive transistors, they're using a metal oxide, which has some superior characteristics as far as lower current and less susceptibility to temperature. That's one of the proposals that we made to them. In any case, some of the panel suppliers are not as assured of long-term supply as others. There are several different factors, but we've given them a choice of options, and we showed them panels, and we'll be sending them prototypes for them to check out in the coming weeks. Anyway, I think they're pretty impressed with the efforts we've made to meet their requirements. Thank you very much.