New today! PolyVision earns two additional Cradle to Cradle^SM Silver certifications for their 100 series and 500 series product lines. These certifications mark the first marker and chalk board certifications for PolyVision in the US.

The new certifications apply to:

100  Series (including 110, 153 and 153) markerboards, chalkboards
and tackboards

500 Series (including 510 and 555) markerboards, chalkboards
and tackboards

LG ELECTRONICS DIGITAL SIGNAGE SOLUTIONS INCREASE CONSUMER REACH, ENCOURAGE INTERACTION

Demand for Innovative, Dynamic Digital Signage Increases for

Airport, Restaurant/Bar and Stadium Installations

AHAHEIM, Calif., June 19, 2007 – LG Electronics is showcasing its complete line of digital signage solutions, LCD and plasma televisions and monitors, including a new touch-screen digital signage system, this week at InfoComm 2007 (Booth #2309). As dynamic digital signage continues to grow – 40 percent annually toward one million installed displays by 2009¹– LG Electronics provides technology integrators with one of the industry’s most comprehensive selections of flat-panel display solutions.

      As the demand for innovative, yet simple digital signage solutions increases among corporations and small businesses, LG’s latest lineup of commercial products provides technology integrators access to some of the most advanced and flexible solutions in the market today.

      “A business owner’s ability to reach customers in a unique and engaging format is becoming more difficult with traditional media,” said Ron Snaidauf, vice president, Commercial Products, LG Electronics USA, Inc. “As digital signage increasingly becomes a viable option, LG is in a unique position to service, support and make technological refinements in response to business owners’ needs.”

Comprehensive Digital Signage Solutions

      Addressing the industry trend focused on creating a home-like experience for consumers, LG’s Restaurant and Bar vignette at InfoComm 2007 will highlight the first-

ever plasma HDTV (model 42PX8DC) with integrated MPEG-4 technology that decodes

the MPEG-4 transmission sent by satellite content providers of high-definition programming. The technology provides compatibility with the more than 150 national high-definition (HD) channels and 1,500 local broadcast HD and digital channels scheduled to launch on DIRECTV®.

      Offering technology integrators a way to minimize space requirements and maximize emphasis on content, the MPEG-4 technology is integrated into the set and does not require an external box to decode the MPEG-4 information—eliminating the need for add-on set top boxes and hookup cables.

      In addition to seamless integration, the 42-inch 42PX8DC incorporates a stylish two-tone frame finish, and features Clear FilterPRO ^™ with eXtreme Contour Compensation (XCC) to limit screen reflection in brightly lit rooms, eliminate haze and reduce double imaging, perfect for various restaurant and bar applications.

      This unit includes LG’s built-in HDTV pay-per-view encryption enabled by the Pro:Idiom™ digital rights management system, a robust, highly secure technology platform that helps to assure rapid, broad deployment of HDTV and other high-value digital content. LG flat screens also incorporate the company’s proprietary XD Engine® technology, taking low-resolution analog signals to near high-definition levels, improving brightness, contrast, and detail and enhancing color as well as reducing signal noise.

      Also at InfoComm 2007, LG is highlighting the LC5DC series of flat-panel HDTV LCDs. The 42-, 37- and 32-inch units (models 42LC5DC, 37LC5DC, and 32LC5DC, respectively) also incorporate the MPEG-4 technology. These units come equipped with integrated speakers at the bottom of the screen and a detachable stand for wall mounting options. The LC5DC units provide customers with a superior viewing angle at 178 degrees with Super IPS. For monitoring two contents at once, Picture-in-Picture is available when an additional tuner source is connected.

      Other digital signage solutions include the 32-inch LCD HDTV (M3201C), which features Super IPS technology and can be used for a 4 x 4 video wall application.

      The new LC7DC series’ 26- and 32-inch sizes feature “Public Display Settings,” LG’s exclusive, convenient new commercial set-up system. This new feature allows

custom installers to clone settings and easily apply them across multiple units. With nine easy-to-use control settings - public display mode, start channel, minimum, maximum

and start volume control, power and key management, factory reset, and aspect ratio - these LCDs are ideal for public installations. Showing its versatility, this series also features LG SimpLink™ technology, which allows for easy compatibility with other LG products and offers SRS TruSurround XT™ and 1366 x 768 resolution.

      LG’s new touch-screen flat-panel HD LCD monitors offer another dynamic opportunity for public interactivity, enabling even more access to consumers. These large-screen HD LCD monitors, with the integrated touch-screen, feature surface acoustic wave technology. From finding your way around a campus to learning about players at a sporting event, consumers are experiencing the benefits of touch-screen digital signage.

Large Venues, Simple Content Delivery Solutions

      From retail stores to casinos to airports, LG’s new Internet Protocol (IP) Solution technology enables video content delivery to multiple locations with centralized video content and display control capability. Turnkey for system integrators, this is a diverse and innovative option for businesses to reach customers. LG’s new M4210C-BA LCD Monitor utilizes the IP Solution and is capable of portrait (vertical) or landscape (horizontal) orientation, further addressing the digital signage industry’s need for maximizing space and customizing its digital signage network. This screen also has a new narrow bezel of 29 mm which enhances the use of a 4 x 4 video wall application.

      As stadium capacities increase with some reaching more than 100,000 seats, the need for digital signage solutions that encourage interactivity, highlight a team’s statistics and describe a venue’s capabilities grow. LG’s new touch-screen flat-panel HD LCD monitors offer another dynamic opportunity to enhance the fan and corporate client’s experience.

      For large-screen applications such as cinema lobbies and mall kiosks, LG’s new PC5DC (50- and 42-inches) plasma display series features the new “Public Display Settings,” as in the LC7DC LCD series mentioned above. With control panel lock, the

TV image will not be disturbed in a public setting.

      Featuring its range of display sizes, LG will also highlight its 60-inch Plasma HDTV Monitor (MU-60PZ95V), which provides a variety of “image-sticking prevention” features. The unit utilizes LG’s proprietary XD Engine^® technology and has multiple inputs and portrait capability providing the opportunity for businesses to deliver digital signage content.

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ABOUT LG ELECTRONICS USA, INC.

LG Electronics USA, Inc. is the North American subsidiary of LG Electronics, Inc., a $48.5-billion (2006 consolidated worldwide revenues) global force in consumer electronics, home appliances and mobile communications. In the United States, LG Electronics sells a wide range of digital display and digital media products, digital appliances and mobile phones under LG’s “Life’s Good” marketing theme. LG’s Commercial Products division, based in Lincolnshire, Ill., serves the digital signage, systems integration, education, lodging, business, industrial, healthcare and government markets. For more information, please visit www.LGcommercial.com.

What IS the IntelliMat? From Level Vision

The IntelliMat is a wireless PC designed to work on the floor. It is less than an inch thick, and is designed to be walked on and have carts pushed over it. The IntelliMat has a gently slopping ramp that fits snug to the floor making it easy to walk on, or effortlessly roll a shopping cart over. It is in fact designed to be walked and rolled on. Its four 15 inch LCD screens are powered by one single small voltage electrical cord that plugs into any regular wall outlet. No special installation or preparation is necessary! The four 15” LCD screens create a larger 30” diagonal display screen that plays multi-media content, video, Flash, MPEG 2,4, ….virtually anything a PC plays complete with full audio and wireless directional speaker option! Pre-existing or custom content can be downloaded onto the IntelliMat from a local server, PDA or thumbdrive and since each IntelliMat has its own specific IP address, content delivery can be mat-specific….all from a central location. IntelliMats offer LAN, Wi-Fi and Intrared connectivity, scratch-resistant tempered glass and a full year warranty. IntelliMat’s global patents protect their unique and valuable floor location. IntelliMat is the only network-capable digital media floor display that generates increased sales lift along with new recurring revenue

• R e q u i res no walls or shelf space

• Runs Windows-based programs

• Can be networked—each has an IP address

• Wirelessly receives any content from a PDA, thumb-drive or local server • Use out of the box, needs no installation

• Is a great stand-alone solution or as adjunct to existing digital signage As an exciting new floor-based, out- of- home media network platform or unique multi-media floor display with a patent-protected location,

IntelliMat is a real “Welcome mat”—scalable, portable, network-capable, easy-to-use right out of the box and available now.

A recent survey confirmed strong consumer reactions: • 90% of consumers were drawn to mat • 87% expect IntelliMats to provide information helpful to their buying decision

• 91% believe the mat enhances the store atmosphere • 80%+ thought IntelliMats could be used to educate, entertain, promote products and reduce perceived wait times

The reasons for these reactions are understandable: • IntelliMats lie in consumers natural line of vision

• The mat provides important direct, 1 to 1 communications • Content can be easily changed to meet demographic differences in shoppers Similarily, financial executives are attracted by IntelliMats becauses of:

• Sales increases

• Generating new vendor advertising revenues

• Alternative acquisition solutions: purchase, 12 month rental and 36 month operating lease

• IntelliMats is a “profit margin” decision, not an expense decision Consequently, the IntelliMat solution is a smart decision from a marketing, operating and financial perspective: it combines great consumer appeal with strong stopping power, allowing it to influence purchase decisions that appeal to vendor advertising. The affordable acquisition solutions make this a “profit margin” decision, and truly a welcome mat for all involved!

www.intellimat.com

SANYO, one of the world's largest manufacturers of projectors, offers the widest and most extensive line of tabletop and portable models with the introduction of (10) ten new models during INFOCOMM this week in Anaheim, CA. Leading the industry in value priced, high brightness projectors for large venues, SANYO breaks new ground at INFOCOMM with numerous innovative designs such as wireless transmission of non-compressed HD video, ultra-short throw projection, the Active Maintenance Filter System and the world's brightest LCD projector. "Sanyo is proud to expand their line of front projectors at the 2007 Infocomm Show," says Mark Holt, the Vice President and General Manager for SANYO's Presentation Technologies Division. "Sanyo projectors are 'in tune with networking' in that most new models have a network interface for management and network content delivery. With these new products and innovations, SANYO continues to have the most complete line of projectors - meeting the needs for more of today's presenters and professionals." The PLC-XF47 is the world's brightest LCD projector rated at 15,000 lumens and is also one of the first projectors capable of transmitting non-compressed HD video wirelessly. The projector is outfitted with four 330-watt lamps, making it the perfect solution for large gatherings and events. SANYO's exclusive PJ Network interface uses an IP addressing scheme to monitor projector functions such as power status, lamp status, input mode, signal condition, lamp-use time, etc. from a web browser. This latest version of the PJ Network accommodates wireless transmissions. The PLC-XF47 also features the exclusive Durable Inorganic Optical System (DIOS) with optical components that are heat and UV resistant. Offering up the world's brightest single lamp LCD projector at 6500 lumens, the PLC-XP100L uses SANYO's exclusive Active Maintenance Filter System that automatically detects airflow and advances clean filter material as needed, resulting in less maintenance and increased reliability. SANYO's proprietary Up/Down/Left/Right lens shift ensures a perfect image even in the most challenging positions. It also includes DIOS and is compatible with 1080-24psf/25psf/30psf signals using a full 10bit video circuit for superior picture quality. When space is limited, the PLC-XL50 is the solution for a variety of situations ranging from educational blackboard use, smaller offices, and digital signage. As the world's shortest throw LCD projector, the PLC-XL50 utilizes a new proprietary fixed ultra-short focus lens and SANYO's proprietary Aspherical mirror system, which is capable of projecting an 80-inch image from about 3-inches away. The projector also includes a vibration-sensing anti-theft audio alarm, which sounds when the device picked up. The alarm is set using a PIN lock system. The PLC-WXU10 is a wide XGA (1280 x 800) projector, rated at 2000 lumens, which is designed for both business and residential applications. Weighing less then (8) eight pounds, this projector is ultra-mobile and can be used all day for laptop presentations and at night provides a wide 16:9 image suitable for watching HD broadcasts and DVDs. The PDG-DXT10 is a two-lamp projector utilizing Up/Down/Left/Right lens shift to accommodate virtually any placement. The exclusive PJ Net function for communication on a wired network is also available. The value-priced PDG-DSU20 is aimed to fill the education and mobile projection markets where budgets tend to be tight but performance is absolutely required. Both the PLC-XU101 and PLC-XU111 are super bright portable projectors rated at 4000 lumens with 1024 x 768 resolution. Each is capable of illuminating a well-lit conference room or house of worship. The PLC-XU111 offers additional wireless and wired networking for greater versatility plus a USB port enables PC-less presentations. The PLC-XU78 and PLC-XU75 are 3000 lumens and 2500 lumens projectors, respectively, that are excellent solutions for the educational market with a Black Board mode, for projection on surfaces other than white screens, and a user interface with 16 languages. Twenty-degree up and down keystone correction offers fast and easy setup and the PIN code lock prevents theft. SANYO leads the industry in expanding commercial applications for front projectors in new and exciting ways, especially the educational, presentation and houses of worship industries. These new products and many others can be seen in booth 7300 at the Anaheim Convention Center during INFOCOMM starting June 19, 2007. Availability and pricing are as follows: MODEL/AVAILABILITY/MSRP PLC-XF47/Oct. '07/$29,995.00 PLC-XP100L/Sept. '07/$ 9,995.00 PLC-XL50/Dec. '07/Target: < $5,000.00 PLC-WXU10/Sept. '07/$ 1,495.00 PDG-DXT10/Sept. '07/$ 6,995.00 PDG-DSU20/Aug. '07/$ 695.00 PLC-XU101/Now Shipping/$ 2,195.00 PLC-XU111/Aug. '07/$ 2,695.00 PLC-XU75/Sept. '07/$ 1,295.00 PLC-XU78/Oct. '07/$ 1,795.00 About SANYO SANYO Electric Co., Ltd. is a $20 billion manufacturer and distributor of consumer and commercial electronics, including multimedia and telecommunication products. SANYO is committed to providing new solutions by openly employing its propriety technologies in creative ways, based on its global Brand Vision 'Think GAIA'. Based in Chatsworth, California, SANYO Fisher Company (a division of SANYO North America Corporation, a subsidiary of SANYO Electric Co., Ltd.) markets digital still and video cameras, wireless phones, audio systems, portable and automotive mobile electronics, HD televisions, dictation devices, home appliances, digital multimedia projectors and LCD monitors, and security video equipment. SANYO is one of the world's largest producers of front projectors. For more information on SANYO's complete line of projectors please call 888-495-3452 or visit www.sanyoLCD.com.

Christies goes Green

SANYO Demonstrates World's Brightest Professional-Grade LCD Projectors at INFOCOMM

- The innovative PLC-XF47 LCD Projector offers industry's highest light output with 15,000 lumens and optional wireless transmission of HD content

- SANYO's PLC-XP100L is the brightest portable LCD projector with 6500 lumens and employs the Active Maintenance Filter System

- PJ-NET interface facilitates monitoring of projector functions remotely

INFOCOMM -- SANYO, one of the world's largest manufacturers of projectors is 'In Tune with Networking" this week at INFOCOMM when they announce the high-luminance PLC-XF47 and PLC-XP100L LCD Projectors, which will offer SANYO's exclusive PJ-NET ORGANIZER Plus C for monitoring projector functions remotely.

 

Projectors are commonly used for traditional and general activities such as business or educational presentations and seminars. However, applications for projectors continue to diversify, primarily due to the optimization of high luminance, high resolution, and projector miniaturization. the demand with two new high luminance projectors equipped with redesigned optical engines and networking features.
 

"SANYO has always lead the industry in value-priced, high brightness projectors for large venues but the PLC-XF47 takes us to a new level with optional non-compressed HD wireless capabilities," says Mark Holt, the Vice President and General Manager for SANYO's Presentation Technologies Division. "The PLC-XP100L breaks ground as the brightest LCD projector in its class with some exciting new maintenance features."
 

The PLC-XF47 is the brightest professional-grade LCD projector in the industry with 15,000 lumens and it is completely compatible with throwing extra-large images. The PLC-XP100L has the highest luminance for a portable LCD projector with 6500 lumens.
 

Each is outfitted with the PJ-NET ORGANIZER Plus C. In conjunction with the PJ-NET MASTER Ver. 2.0 software all projector functions are monitored and controlled remotely. The camera function of the PJ-NET ORGANIZER Plus C captures still images and allows projectionists to confirm whether or not the image is actually being projected, while monitoring the situation from a remote location.
 

Both projectors use the Durable Inorganic Optical System (DIOS), which includes the projectors LCD panels and polarizing film. This highly durable optical engine increases the overall reliability and performance of these new models.
 

PLC-XF47
 

As the industry's brightest LCD projects at 15,000 lumens, the PLC-XF47 is equipped with Four (4) 330-watt lamps. This projector is able to throw extra- large projections, meeting the needs of large gatherings, conferences and special events. In the unlikely event that the lamp burns out, the projector is equipped with a failsafe feature to ensure the image is not interrupted.
 

In addition to wired networking capabilities, the PLC-XF47 is the first SANYO projector to provide a complete HD-WIRELESS System, which is capable of receiving uncompressed 720p and 1080i data wirelessly, from distances approximately 100 feet away with less than one millisecond of latency. The system is robust enough to provide independent frame-by-frame transmissions. It fully supports video data rates of up to 1.5Gbps and operates in the 20MHz bandwidth (conforming to worldwide 5GHz regulations).
 

To accommodate projection in a variety of locations, the PLC-XF47 accepts up to twelve different lenses to adjust for room and screen size.
 

The Hybrid Crosstalk Canceller eliminates ghosting of images and reduces signal interference on the LCD panels. Intelligent Sharpness Control automatically analyzes the signal components to select the best sharpness setting for clearer sharper pictures. For increased flexibility, the PLC-XF47 uses the Multi-Versatile Interface Platform, which accommodates a wide variety of exchangeable interface boards allowing user to select the best solution for the desired application.
 

The PLC-XP100L uses a single 330-watt lamp, which results in the brightest portable LCD projector with 6500 lumens. SANYO equipped the PLC-XP100L with a full 10bit video circuit for extraordinary picture quality. This lighter and more mobile projector is equipped with the exclusive Active Maintenance Filter System that automatically detects airflow and advances clean filter material when needed. The result is less maintenance and increased reliability. Using this system, filter cartridges can last up to 10,000 hours. Due to its mobility and the Up/Down/Left/Right Lens Shift, providing highly versatile adjustments, the PLC-XP100L is suitable for a variety of applications from the boardroom to the classroom.
 

The PLC-XF47 and PLC-XP100L can be seen with Sanyo's other fine products in booth 7300 at the Anaheim Convention Center during INFOCOMM starting June 19. Availability and MSRP pricing is as follows: PLC-XF47/October '07/$29,995.00 PLC-XP100L /September '07/$9,995.00
 

About SANYO
 

SANYO Electric Co., Ltd. is a $20 billion manufacturer and distributor of consumer and commercial electronics, including multimedia and telecommunication products. SANYO is committed to providing new solutions by openly employing its propriety technologies in creative ways, based on its global Brand Vision 'Think GAIA'. Based in Chatsworth, California, SANYO Fisher Company (a division of SANYO North America Corporation, a subsidiary of SANYO Electric Co., Ltd.) markets digital still and video cameras, wireless phones, audio systems, portable and automotive mobile electronics, HD televisions, dictation devices, home appliances, digital multimedia projectors and LCD monitors, and security video equipment. SANYO is one of the world's largest producers of front projectors. For more information on SANYO's complete line of projectors please call 888-495-3452 or visit http://www.sanyolcd.com/.
 

Source: SANYO Fisher Company

Web site: http://www.sanyolcd.com/
 

SANYO Adds Value-Priced Projector to Their Lineup During INFOCOMM '07

- Further expanding their line-up of business projectors, SANYO introduces a PDG-DSU20 projector

- Designed primarily for classrooms, boardrooms and other small gatherings that use projectors for video playback or small-audience presentations

- Ultra-portable weighting only six pounds

-- SANYO, one of the world's largest manufacturers of front projectors introduces the PDG-DSU20 Projector during INFOCOMM this week in Anaheim, CA.
 

"The PDG-DSU20 is a value priced model aimed to fill the educational and mobile projection market where budgets are tight but performance is essential," says Mark Holt, the Vice President and General Manager for SANYO's Presentation Technologies Division.
 

The PDG-DSU20 is a straightforward projector with SVGA (800 X 600) resolution that is sufficiently bright (2000 lumens) for the applications it was designed for. The projector is ideal for usage in classrooms, boardrooms and other small gatherings for video playback or small presentations. The PDG-DSU20 is ultra-portable weighing a mere six pounds. It can be hand carried from one presentation to the next and easily connected to a PC using the D-sub 15 pin input or any video source such as a VCR, DVD Player or even cable/satellite set-top boxes via the composite RCA jack or S-Video connection. Also, two communication ports, D-sub 9pin (RS232) and USB are provided. A single (mono) speaker with 2 watts of power is built-in and a signal is fed to the projector from a mini-jack input.
 

The PDG-DSU20 can be seen with SANYO's other fine products in booth 7300 at the Anaheim Convention Center during INFOCOMM starting June 19. It will be available in August '07 with a MSRP of $695.00.
 

About SANYO
 

SANYO Electric Co., Ltd. is a $20 billion manufacturer and distributor of consumer and commercial electronics, including multimedia and telecommunication products. SANYO is committed to providing new solutions by openly employing its propriety technologies in creative ways, based on its global Brand Vision 'Think GAIA'. Based in Chatsworth, California, SANYO Fisher Company (a division of SANYO North America Corporation, a subsidiary of SANYO Electric Co., Ltd.) markets digital still and video cameras, wireless phones, audio systems, portable and automotive mobile electronics, HD televisions, dictation devices, home appliances, digital multimedia projectors and LCD monitors, and security video equipment. SANYO is one of the world's largest producers of front projectors. For more information on SANYO's complete line of projectors please call 888-495-3452 or visit http://www.sanyolcd.com/.
 

Source: SANYO Fisher Company

Web site: http://www.sanyolcd.com/
 

Polycom Introduces First Immersive Installed Audio Solution for Voice and Video Conferencing

Polycom SoundStructure Delivers Breakthrough High Definition Sound Clarity and Full-Stereo Echo Cancellation for More Productive Voice and Video Conferences

- Infocomm Expo (Booth #2000) -- Polycom, Inc. (NASDAQ:PLCM) , the world's leading provider of unified collaborative communications solutions, today announced the SoundStructure(TM) series, the first installed audio solutions for voice and video conferencing applications that deliver truly immersive sound quality. Leveraging Polycom's proven technology and market leadership in installed audio solutions, the SoundStructure series are flexible, scalable, and comprehensive systems that deliver state-of-the-art performance and audio processing capabilities with breakthrough sound quality for conference rooms, class rooms, customized meeting rooms, and telepresence environments.
 

"Great voice quality can dramatically improve the effectiveness of audio and video conferences, and the SoundStructure series delivers a truly immersive experience," said Paul Waadevig, global director, Conferencing & Collaboration for Frost & Sullivan. "With features like full-stereo echo cancellation and high definition audio, the SoundStructure systems enable customers to communicate over distances as effectively as if they were in the same room."
 

"The SoundStructure series significantly raises the bar for installed-room audio systems, giving customers unmatched audio quality and clarity without compromise for their voice and video conferences," said Craig H. Richardson, vice president and general manager of installed voice solutions at Polycom. "The SoundStructure series with Polycom HD Voice(TM) technology complements our industry-leading high definition HDX(TM) video conferencing solutions to give customers an unequaled experience called Polycom UltimateHD(TM). A SoundStructure system will provide a completely immersive collaboration experience that can't be implemented with today's installed audio solutions."
 

Unrivaled Immersive Audio Quality and Clarity for Voice and Video Conferences
 

The SoundStructure series features several breakthroughs in audio performance that make communicating over distances as effective as being in the same room. For example, the SoundStructure series are the first to support high-definition StereoSurround(TM) audio (22kHz) as well as full-stereo echo cancellation. This next-generation echo cancellation technology makes conversations clear by eliminating echoes while maintaining full-stereo separation of the remote talkers' audio, even when two people are talking at the same time. In addition, new noise cancellation technology eliminates the broadest range of background noises, and a new gain-sharing automatic microphone mixer provides additional flexibility and smoother transitions to ensure robust performance in a variety of operating environments.
 

Greater Flexibility, Scalability; Simplified Design and Installation
 

The SoundStructure series are designed for installed room environments and the needs of systems integrators and audio/visual professionals. The comprehensive system features multiple input and output options and submix processing capabilities that simplify installation and provide flexibility for any room configuration. Several design features have been implemented to support integrator needs, including:
 

New SoundStructure Studio software (Microsoft Windows-based) features advanced signal grouping and labeling, enabling systems integrators and audio/visual professionals to leverage existing design and configuration work during future installations. Complete offline emulation of configurations improves efficiency by reducing the time needed on-site.
 

"Customers will be impressed by the voice quality delivered by the SoundStructure systems, and systems integrators and audio/visual professionals will appreciate the system's seamless scalability, advanced processing capabilities, direct integration with the Polycom HDX systems, and easy configuration," said Richardson.
 

"The SoundStructure devices combine a very powerful set of features, including superb quality stereo audio, into an easy to configure system," said Dr. Randal Abler, Associate Director of the Arbutus Center for Distributed Engineering Education, of the Georgia Institute of Technology. "High quality audio is an often overlooked but vital part of distance learning classrooms. Stereo audio conferencing will vastly improve the student's sense of participation, which is crucial to learning."
 

Polycom HDX Video Conferencing Integration
 

SoundStructure products are interoperable with virtually any video conferencing system. However, the series features deep integration with Polycom HDX high definition video conferencing systems, which are also designed for custom room environments and the needs of systems integrators. A simple connection between the devices sends bi-directional stereo digital audio between devices, with mute and volume control shared across the platform. Polycom HDX integration provides simplified set up and end-to-end support for features like 22 kHz StereoSurround for an uncompromising UltimateHD user experience.
 

Pricing and Availability
 

The Polycom SoundStructure series is scheduled for availability in North America, Europe and parts of Asia in Q3 2007 through Polycom certified channel partners for a manufacturer's suggested retail price of US$4,995 for an eight channel system, $6,495 for a 12 channel system and $7995 for a 16 channel system (North America). Availability in other countries is scheduled for later in the year. Regional pricing may vary. Polycom's existing Vortex line of installed audio solutions will continue to be available and supported.
 

Polycom reserves the right to modify future product plans at any time. Products and/or related specifications referenced in this press release are not guaranteed, and will be delivered on a when and if available basis.
 

About Polycom
 

Polycom, Inc. is the worldwide leader in unified collaborative communications (UCC) that maximize the efficiency and productivity of people and organizations by integrating the broadest array of high definition video, wired and wireless voice, and content solutions to deliver the ultimate collaborative experience. Polycom's high quality, standards-based conferencing and collaboration solutions are easy to deploy and manage, as well as intuitive to use. Supported by an open architecture, they integrate seamlessly with leading telephony, workplace wireless telephony, and presence-based networks. With its market-driving technologies, best-in-class products, alliance partnerships, and world-class service, Polycom is the smart choice for organizations seeking proven solutions and a competitive advantage from on-demand communications and collaboration. For additional information, call 800-POLYCOM or visit the Polycom web site at http://www.polycom.com/.
 

Polycom and the Polycom logo are registered trademarks and Polycom HD Voice, StereoSurround, SoundStructure, HDX, RPX, OBAM, and Polycom UltimateHD are trademarks of Polycom in the U.S. and various countries. All other trademarks are the property of their respective owners. (C)2007, Polycom, Inc. All rights reserved.
 

Source: Polycom, Inc.

Web site: http://www.polycom.com/
 

Gefen Launches Wireless USB Solution Based On ExtremeUSB At Infocomm 07

The wireless USB 2.0 extender compliments Gefen's wide range of solutions focused at the pro audio/video and home connectivity market.

-- Icron Technologies Corporation (TSX Venture: IT), the developers of ExtremeUSB(R) announced that Gefen Inc, of Woodland Hills, California, has launched a wireless USB 2.0 extender based on Icron's ExtremeUSB technology at this years InfoComm 07 show in Anaheim, CA from June 19th to the 21st.
 

The Gefen wireless USB extender supports the connection of hi-speed USB 2.0 and 1.1 devices up to 100 feet from the computer. It works with both Apple (OSX) and PC (Windows, Linux) systems using Icron Technologies' ExtremeUSB based on 802.11g technology. The receiver is a four-port USB hub that can support multiple devices by adding additional hubs. Data can be delivered at high speeds, thanks to optimized circuitry.
 

"We believe this reliable and wireless method of USB extension will significantly enhance the way systems operate well into the future," said Hagai Gefen, president and CEO. "Subsequent versions will also support multiple receiver hubs connected to one sender unit, allowing a same time distribution that delivers data real-time with no cables."
 

Like most of Gefen's extender solutions, the wireless USB 2.0 extender uses small sender and receiver units connected to the computer and to the extended USB devices. No cables are needed to link sender to the receiver, which allows connection to cameras, keyboards, printers, hard drives or any USB 2.0 devices at distances up to 100 feet away.
 

"We are pleased that our partnership with Gefen continues to grow with the addition of the wireless USB 2.0 product to their portfolio," stated Robert Eisses, President and CEO of Icron Technologies. "Hagai and his team are the industry leaders in providing high quality solutions to the pro audio video market, and the home connectivity space."
 

Gefen's plug and play wireless USB 2.0 extender requires no upgrades, software installation, or user configuration and is compatible with all USB devices working on all operating systems. Demos will be provided throughout Infocomm 07 at Booth 6237, and the product is expected to be available for sale by show time.
 

About Gefen Inc.
 

A leader in the high definition digital domain, Gefen delivers advanced technologies with multiplatform extension, switching, distribution and conversion capabilities. Gefen equipment is utilized all over the world in professional AV/IT and consumer electronics/home theater environments. Their add-on hardware maximizes system functionality and enhances operability by enabling AV systems to go beyond their original functionalities. Solutions support an array of connectivity interfaces including HDMI, DVI, dual link DVI, HD-SDI, SDI, VGA, RCA, USB, Firewire and RS-232. A selection of high quality cabling is also available. Additional information may be found at http://www.gefen.com/
 

About Icron Technologies Corp www.icron.com
 

Icron Technologies Corporation's patented ExtremeUSB(R) technology extends the range of USB in wired environments and enables wireless USB over any RF technology. ExtremeUSB is the only USB-IF compliant extension solution and is deployed globally in a wide range of applications including: industrial automation, medical device, aerospace, KVM and computer networking. ExtremeUSB technology is available in a variety of formats including technology licenses, OEM modules, developer kits, as well as branded and private-label products.
 

Icron is a publicly traded corporation and trades under the symbol "IT" on the TSX Venture Exchange. For more information on the company and its products, please visit www.icron.com.
 

FORWARD-LOOKING STATEMENTS: Except for statements of historical fact, all statements in this news release -- including, without limitation, statements regarding financial estimates and future plans and objectives of Icron -- are forward-looking statements that involve various risks and uncertainties. There can be no assurance that such statements will prove to be accurate; actual results and future events could differ materially from those anticipated in such statements.
 

Source: Icron Technologies Corporation

Accordent Announces HD Support for Accordent Capture Station(TM)

Enables Clients to Extend HD Experience to Online Users via Industry's first Automated HD Multimedia Presentation Technology

- InfoComm 2007 -- Accordent Technologies, Inc. today announced the industry's first automated multimedia presentation solution that enables online audiences to experience high-definition (HD) video and visuals via live and on-demand webcasts.
 

Initially available with the Accordent Capture Station(TM), the company's turnkey presentation capture and publishing appliance, the new HD capabilities enable clients to capture, encode and play out HD video or HD-projected visuals in the 16x9 resolution required by HD-enabled LCD and plasma screens.
 

Accordent will showcase the capability for the first time at the InfoComm07 Exhibition as part of its end-to-end rich media creation and management product line. The HD demonstration will include an HD-enabled Accordent Capture Station ingesting HD video inputs, encoding the video into 16x9 resolution and outputting high-quality streams for both playback and archive.
 

The workflow will include the automatic capture, live publication, and archiving of HD-resolution content. The HD-enabled Accordent Capture Station also enables clients to capture HD video directly from HD cameras and the ability to capture visuals shown on HD-enabled projectors.
 

"Our training and distance learning clients have been the first to adopt HD technology for the exceptional clarity it adds to medical and scientific procedural demonstrations," said Mike Newman, CEO of Accordent Technologies. "Adding HD support to our rich media creation products enables them to extract even greater value from their HD investments by extending the improved visual experience to the widest possible community of online viewers," he said.
 

"Our clients will welcome this first-time ability to deliver an end-to-end HD experience from their in-room HD cameras and projectors to remote HD-enabled monitors and laptops," said Jay Rogina, CEO of Spinitar, a leading systems integrator of audiovisual communications technologies. "Solutions like Accordent's now enable them to easily integrate HD visuals and video within a rich media presentation format."
 

The new support showcases the versatility of Accordent's standards-based enterprise architecture to accommodate the latest advances in digital media and streaming technologies. Accordent's open systems platform ensures that clients can deploy rich media communications across the enterprise by leveraging existing hardware, cameras, smart room technologies and network and IT systems.
 

Accordent's award-winning rich media product line includes the Accordent Capture Station(TM), a room-based automated capture solution; Accordent PresenterPRO(TM), Accordent's professional-grade live webcasting solution; and Accordent Engage(TM), an enterprise-wide enhanced audio webcasting system. These scalable and modular products all integrate with the Accordent Media Management System(TM), which provides the first centralized online communications management infrastructure for ingesting, organizing, searching, publishing and securing multi-level access to Accordent presentations and other multimedia communications -- including archived web- and video-conferences.
 

About Accordent Technologies, Inc.
 

Accordent Technologies provides enterprise-wide rich media communications solutions that enable world-class organizations to inform, train and engage their audiences online. More than 1500 customers worldwide, including Unisys, JP Morgan Chase, Ford, Harvard and National Institutes of Health, rely on Accordent solutions to create, manage, distribute and measure the effectiveness of their multimedia presentation assets. Accordent has earned distinction for its award-winning products and long-standing commitment to the success of its customers and partners. Learn more about Accordent's exceptional solutions at http://www.accordent.com/.
 

Accordent Capture Station, Accordent PresenterPRO, Accordent Engage and Accordent Media Management System are trademarks of Accordent Technologies. Other trademarks that may be mentioned in this release are the intellectual property of their respective owners.
 

Source: Accordent Technologies, Inc.

Web site: http://www.accordent.com/
 

Sonic Foundry Highlights Enterprise Applications of Mediasite at InfoComm and EduComm 2007

Company is EduComm platinum sponsor and will provide event webcasting services

- (InfoComm booth #2233, EduComm booth #3626) --Sonic Foundry(R) Inc. (NASDAQ:SOFO) , a leader in automated rich media communications technology, today announced it will be participating in InfoComm and EduComm 2007 taking place at the Anaheim Convention Center and Anaheim Marriott Hotel from June 19 - 21.
 

Sonic Foundry is a platinum sponsor of EduComm 2007 and has been selected as the conference's webcasting platform for the event. Two presentations by Sonic Foundry and Clemson University will feature Mediasite best practices and university enterprise applications. "Enhancing Student Learning with Webcasting" by Clemson University's William Havice, PhD, Professor and Associate Dean, and Pamela Havice, PhD, College of Health, Education and Human Development, will take place Tuesday, June 19, at 4:15 in Anaheim Marriott Grand Ballroom Salon G-K. Sonic Foundry's vice president of education Sean Brown will present "Emerging Trends in Classroom Webcasting" on Thursday, June 21, at 10:00 in Anaheim Marriott Grand Ballroom Salon A-D.
 

The company will showcase automated scheduling capabilities for its patented Mediasite(R) family of web communication solutions. For enterprise customers who create large libraries of recurring presentations, this latest release provides for automated scheduling of presentation recordings featuring the industry's first flexible start-stop functionality. Coupled with Mediasite Podcast, which automatically transforms any Mediasite presentation into portable audio content for on-the-go playback with Apple(R) iPods(R), iTunes(R) or any other MP3 player, these Mediasite capabilities streamline recording while distributing the content in multiple formats for today's media-savvy students and mobile workforce.
 

"We have specifically designed Mediasite Recorders and EX Server software for technology-enhanced learning in large-scale deployments across the university enterprise," said Rimas Buinevicius, chairman and CEO of Sonic Foundry. "These latest enhancements represent the industry's most advanced methods for the automated capture, management, delivery and search of in-class teaching for blended and distributed learning."
 

About Sonic Foundry(R), Inc.
 

Founded in 1991, Sonic Foundry (NASDAQ:SOFO) is a technology leader in the emerging rich media communications marketplace, providing enterprise solutions and services that link an information-driven world. Sonic Foundry is changing the way organizations communicate via the web and how people around the globe receive vital information needed for work, professional advancement, safety and education. The company's integrated webcasting and web presentation solutions are trusted by Fortune 500 companies, education institutions and government agencies for a variety of critical communication needs. Sonic Foundry is based in Madison, Wis. For more information about Sonic Foundry, visit http://www.sonicfoundry.com/.
 

Certain statements contained in this news release regarding matters that are not historical facts may be forward-looking statements. Because such forward-looking statements include risks and uncertainties, actual results may differ materially from those expressed in or implied by such forward-looking statements. Factors that could cause actual results to differ materially include, but are not limited to, uncertainties pertaining to continued market acceptance for Sonic Foundry's products, its ability to succeed in capturing significant revenues from media services and/or systems, the effect of new competitors in its market and other risk factors identified from time to time in its filings with the Securities and Exchange Commission.
 

Source: Sonic Foundry, Inc.

Web site: http://www.sonicfoundry.com/
 

Dubai-Based Arrive Corp. Launches in North America

Leading ICT/AV provider represents new breed of organizations that are taking their deep technical knowledge, strong marketing expertise and financial strength to tap N.A. market

- Arrive(TM) Corp., the leading provider of easy-to-use ICT/AV convergence solutions, today announced it will offer its highly advanced and proven suite of presentation meeting room management products in North America. The company made the announcement today at InfoComm 2007, the industry's premier conference and exhibition for the AV Communications Industry.
 

Based in Dubai, Arrive is part of the transnational Visionaire Group and brings to market more than 100 years of combined experience and knowledge equity vested in Information-Communication Technology (ICT) and Audio-Video Systems engineering, design and integration. The company has established affiliations and operations in more than 30 countries in North America, Europe, Middle-East, Africa, Asia and the Pacific Rim and has an enviable customer list comprised of leading technology companies, including Microsoft, IBM, Juniper Networks, Cisco, Nokia, Sony, Computer Associates as well as leading financial institutions, such as Goldman Sachs, Lehman Brothers, American Express, UBS Group, Northern Trust Bank, Sumitomo Bank, and leading educational institutions such as the extended campuses of Wharton and Kellogg Business Schools, to name a few.
 

In line with its debut in North America, Arrive announced two new presentation room management offerings: Arrive Easy Conference(TM), designed for the enterprise and government market and Arrive Campus Manager(TM) for universities, colleges and schools (see release "Arrive Launches Advanced Presentation Room Management Solutions..." issued today). Both products are a suite of presentation room network management tools adapted for specific use within enterprise and education markets.
 

Like many other companies located in Dubai and the surrounding United Arab Emirate (UAE), Arrive represents a new breed of company that has a strong focus on human capital development and invests heavily in the creation of innovative practices, technology, infrastructure and business markets and capital. This sophistication and market prowess are enabling companies, like Arrive, to capitalize upon their strengths and enter new markets, like the U.S. and Canada, with relative ease and quickly establish an immediate presence.
 

"Through our systems integration experience deploying some of the most sophisticated presentation room technologies, we realized the profound positive impact a single and centralized management platform could have in improving the productivity and value of advanced presentation and conferencing systems," explained Aseem Gupta, founder, CEO and chief visionary of Arrive Corp. "Having developed both best practices and a truly innovative technology suite for managing the entire presentation room experience, we are excited to now offer this capability within the North American market."
 

Long considered an industry visionary within the Middle East AV systems integrator industry, Gupta brings a strong pedigree of knowledge and direct experience in the area of ICT/AV convergence technologies. He is the entrepreneur behind the successful Visionaire Group, which has operations located across Asia and the Middle East with a staff of more than 500 people. His career spans more than 25 years serving as the founding Director of Imation ME, responsible for growing the Visual, Photo, Printing Systems and Data Storage Products Markets Group for 3M Corporation's EMEA subsidiaries.
 

Arrive will leverage the current strong relationships it has created in North America with existing customers to quickly build a market presence and expand its network here, Gupta says. The company is planning to open an office on the East Coast initially with further expansion planned over the next year and currently is in process of recruiting solution consultants to help build out its channel in North America.
 

For more information about Arrive Corp., please visit the company's Website at http://www.arrivecorp.com/
 

About Arrive Corp.
 

Arrive Corp. is part of the transnational Visionaire Group, with an established track record of more than 12 years in Dubai, UAE, and has built a reputation on successfully creating high performing technology environments. It is a global leader in providing collaborative communication environments catering to the Education, Enterprise, Healthcare, Retail, Hospitality and Smart Home market segments. It employs more than 500 people with operations in North America, Middle East, South-East Asia and China.
 

Source: Arrive Corp.

Web site: http://www.arrivecorp.com/
 

Arrive Corp. Launches Advanced Presentation Room Management Solutions at InfoComm 2007

Centralized and remote management capabilities help organizations increase the value of new and existing conferencing and presentation facilities

Arrive(TM) Corp., the leading provider of easy-to-use ICT/AV convergence solutions for the enterprise, today launched its new Arrive Easy Conference(TM) and Arrive Campus Manager(TM) at InfoComm 2007, the industry's premier conference and exhibition for the AV Communications Industry.
 

Arrive Easy Conference is designed to meet the growing requirements needed to manage global conference rooms within multi-location business and government organizations. The new Arrive Campus Manager allows educational institutions to effectively manage the scheduling and associated AV equipment within lecture halls and conference rooms spread across campuses and schools.
 

"Arrive Corp. is the one company that has made its mission to address all of the growing complexities of managing presentation rooms through a single Web-based platform that simplifies the overall management of these increasingly vital assets," said Dr. Rafic Makki, Dean, College of Information Technology, UAE University. "Through our deployment experience with Arrive, we expect to save time, improve our operational efficiencies and achieve significant cost savings by eliminating waste and gaining more value from our learning technology investments."
 

Both Arrive Easy Conference and Campus Manager eliminate the need for deploying multiple solutions that manage only a particular aspect of the overall remote conferencing experience. For the first time, AV and IT managers have a single control point to manage all functions associated with the presentation facility, technology and supporting network elements. Functionality includes the ability to manage room scheduling, device automation and control, collection of attendee information, invitation processing, remote monitoring of conferencing systems and equipment resource planning. It can easily integrate with existing control systems and supports open architecture control standards and control hardware.
 

"The software-based network technology introduced by Arrive is really welcome as much of our work is meant for deployment of AV resources in global environments, multiple countries, multiple buildings and the cost of managing these resources are fast escalating for our customers," said Kelvin Ashby- King, Principal, Techlogique Consulting Group. "The advance reservation and orchestration features are unique in their user-friendliness and the remote Help Desk and Asset Management functionality of Easy Conference fulfills the need that no-one else has addressed in the market. This solution is long overdue."
 

Arrive Easy Conference and Campus Manager address the growing need for an integrated solution to communicate, manage and maintain meeting rooms, conference rooms, training facilities, auditoriums and lecture halls. The flexible and scalable module set of products includes Arrive.Bookit for scheduling and reservation management, Arrive.Controlit for centralized and remote control of conferencing and AV equipment, Arrive.Monitorit for asset management and monitoring and Arrive.Infinit for deploying and managing third party Web conferencing systems.
 

"AV and IT professionals spend too much time and resources manually managing the use of physical locations and technical resources that are increasingly used to remotely connect people via advanced Web-conferencing facilities," said Aseem Gupta, founder, CEO and chief visionary of Arrive Corp. "The two new products we are debuting at InfoComm 2007 are tailored to meet the specific needs of AV and IT professionals with an easy-to-use, Web- based tool that manages all aspects of the presentation room from a centralized platform."
 

Availability and pricing
 

Arrive Easy Conference and Campus Manager presentation management suites are available now and are priced based upon the size of the installation. For more information about Arrive Corp., please visit the company's Website at http://www.arrivecorp.com/
 

About Arrive Corp.
 

Arrive Corp. is part of the transnational Visionaire Group, with an established track record of more than 12 years in Dubai, UAE, and has built a reputation on successfully creating high performing technology environments. It is a global leader in providing collaborative communication environments catering to the Education, Enterprise, Healthcare, Retail, Hospitality and Smart Home market segments. It employs more than 500 people with operations in North America, Middle East, South-East Asia and China.
 

Source: Arrive Corp.

Web site: http://www.arrivecorp.com/

GestureTek, Inventor of Surface Computing Solutions, Pushes Boundaries of Multi-touch Tables

Latest Installation At Australia's Tallest Building Marks the World's Largest Multi-touch Surface Computing Table

-- GestureTek, the world leader and leading patent holder in interactive gesture-controlled displays and surface computing solutions, today announced a series of installations of both standard and custom versions of its surface computing tables, including the world's largest multi-touch surface computing table at Australia's newly opened tallest building, the 556-unit residential Eureka Tower in Melbourne. The 18' X 5' table enables multiple users to simultaneously explore interactive content that informs them of key highlights of this unique building and the surrounding community, simply by pointing to the appropriate icons on the massive display. (See http://www.gesteuretek.com/businesscase/eureka.php ).
 

As the inventor, pioneer and patent holder of video camera interfaces for multi-touch, multi-user and surface computing solutions since the late 1980s, GestureTek has played a leading role in deploying these types of experiences around the world.
 

GestureTek now offers a state-of-the-art Illuminate Table that is a turnkey, user-friendly, multi-touch surface computing table standing 32" high with a 50" gesture-controlled screen as well as a powerful computer, a projector, an IR camera and speakers inside. It is suitable for installations in corporate board rooms, showrooms, military facilities, cafes, nightclub, restaurants, hotels, retail locations, location-based entertainment facilities, tradeshows, and other public venues where kiosk-style multimedia is desired. (See http://www.gesturetek.com/productsolutions_illuminatetable.php )
 

In addition, GestureTek has delivered an array of custom-built tables for multiple vertical markets. For example, the company created a 12' x 4' table featuring a dynamic way-finding interactive map of Manhattan's highlights for Samsung's Retail Showroom in the Time Warner building in New York City. (See http://www.gesturetek.com/gestpoint/businesscases/samsung.php ) The company also created a 4' x 4' multi-user surface computing table for the Charlestown Landing Museum, which features a Virtual Archaeological Dig allowing multiple participants to independently dig down through layers of virtual soil to find artifacts dating back to the Colonial America time period. (See http://www.gesturetek.com/groundfx/businesscases/charles.php )
 

GestureTek has also created multiple variations of surface computing tables for users to explore a variety of interactive environments at restaurants and bars, and has even turned the entire 16' length of the top of a bar counter into a multi-touch experience with an array of special effects.
 

GestureTek's surface computing tables are used to allow participants to peruse multimedia, play games, play with special effects, and draw and manipulate art and photographs. They are also employed as an interactive branding medium for advertisers.
 

"As the inventors of video gesture-controlled computing, GestureTek continues to lead the way in delivering interactive experiences that simplify our daily computing-related activities," said Bill Leckonby, CEO of GestureTek. "Our surface computing solutions have sparked the imagination of users and the computing industry alike."
 

GestureTek will be exhibiting at the InfoComm show in Anaheim, CA, from June 19-21. The company will display examples of its Minority Report-style point and control technology (GestPoint Systems), the turnkey Illuminate Table, and other surface computing technologies in booth #6846.
 

About GestureTek
 

GestureTek is the world leader in computer vision for gesture-based control of information and entertainment systems and displays. GestureTek's gesture recognition technology is employed in a wide array of applications and environments, where the user is either stepping on or into interactive floor/wall projections, pointing at a display from any distance, or has their real-time actual video image immersed on the screen. The company has public installations and kiosks in museum and science centers, military control rooms, clean rooms, location-based-entertainment facilities, retail locations, physical rehabilitation programs, interactive floors/windows and interactive billboards. Consumer applications include home PCs, console gaming and toys, as well as mobile devices. GestureTek is headquartered in Sunnyvale CA, with offices in Toronto, Ottawa, and New York. For information and/or a DVD video, contact Jason Brown at 416-340-9290 ext. 273 or visit http://www.gesturetec.com/ .
 

Source: GestureTek

Web site: http://www.gesturetec.com/

Panasonic Introduces New 10 Series Plasma Line at 2007 InfoComm

- Panasonic Professional Display Company, a division of Panasonic Corporation of North America, the industry leader in professional/industrial Plasma displays, introduced its 2007 line of Plasmas today at InfoComm, the largest trade show of the professional audio visual industry.
 

From the world's largest Plasma display, the critically acclaimed 103-inch model -recently awarded the 2007 Display of the Year Silver Award by the Society for Display Information - to the 37-inch Plasma and the newest addition to the line, the 58-inch Plasma, Panasonic boasts a deep, expansive line-up with a size and solution for every application. All of the new 10 series are high definition, with three models - TH-50PF9UK, TH-65PF9UK and the TH-103PF9UK - featuring superb 1080p image quality. The high definition line is completed by four displays that incorporate a resolution of 1366 x 768.
 

According to Andrew Nelkin, president of the newly formed Panasonic Professional Display Company, "We created PPDC to put an even greater emphasis on the professional side of the flat panel business, led by our star, the 103- inch HD Plasma. Commercial flat panels are a strategically important part of our business and we intend to maintain and grow our leadership in both the professional and consumer markets."
 

Panasonic's professional Plasma display panels have a wide range of applications. Due to Plasma's deep blacks, high contrast, beautiful color reproduction and high definition resolution, the 103-inch is perfectly suited for use in conferences and presentations with large audiences, board rooms, theater lobbies, trade shows, shopping malls, airports, hotels, sports stadiums and in TV studios. For example, the 103-inch is currently utilized on the set of CBS' "Early Show" and NBC's "Football Night in America." In addition, 103's have been installed in the newly renovated Planet Hollywood in Las Vegas, the Borgata, Miami Dolphins Stadium, Pechanga Resort and Casino and the Hyatt in Chicago.
 

Among the system solutions offered by the 2007 line is the ability to utilize a wireless presentation board. The user can mount a wireless presentation board to a conference display unit that allows wireless connection of up to eight displays and four PCs. Panasonic's Plasmas also feature the industry's best expandability. In addition to the fixed input interface, the displays have three interchangeable slots that let the user add different combinations of optional terminal boards. "This gives our customer the flexibility to add digital or analog capabilities, as necessary and to customize the system for their specific needs, another example of Panasonic's commitment to providing the best solution to our end user," added Nelkin.
 

"Our new lineup is indicative of Panasonic's commitment to providing the broadest range of displays that deliver the crispest and clearest pictures available to meet the widest range of professional applications. The variety of applications is only limited by one's imagination," said Nelkin. "With brilliant images, deep colors and cutting edge technology that doesn't limit the line of sight, our Plasmas are perfect for digital signage and any location-application that calls for gorgeous images. Another advantage Panasonic has is that our Plasma panels are mercury and lead free."
 

About Panasonic Professional Display Company
 

Panasonic Professional Display Company, a division of Panasonic Corporation of North America, is responsible exclusively for the professional digital display business. Based in Secaucus, NJ, Panasonic markets a broad line of digital and other electronics products for consumer, business and industrial use. The company is the principal North American subsidiary of Matsushita Electric Industrial Co., Ltd. (NYSE:MC) of Japan, and the hub of Panasonic's U.S. branding, marketing, sales, service and R&D operations. For more information on Panasonic Professional Display Company, please visit www.panasonic.com/proplasma
 

Source: Panasonic Professional Display Company
 

Web site: http://www.panasonic.com/
http://www.panasonic.com/proplasma

LG Electronics Showcases Comprehensive Suite of Technologies and Solutions at InfoComm 2007

Single Point-of-Contact for Display and Application Solutions Ensures Seamless Integration

- LG Electronics is showcasing one of the industry's most robust flat-panel display solutions this week at InfoComm 2007 (Booth #2309). From education to airports and restaurants to casinos, LG Electronics offers industry professionals some of the most dynamic, premium flat-panel technologies and digital signage solutions in the market.
 

"Across the board, demand for premium flat-panel technologies and solutions is growing," said Ron Snaidauf, vice president, Commercial Products, LG Electronics USA, Inc. "As digital solutions rapidly become viable options for business owners to reach their customers, LG is well-positioned to provide these technologies to enhance the consumer experience and encourage interaction."
 

From Ideation to Implementation
 

Snaidauf highlighted his company's approach to this expanding commercial digital display marketplace. With in-house research and development, and manufacturing expertise at its core, LG Electronics offers communications and system integration professionals a single point-of-contact to ensure seamless technology and solution integration.
 

From product development to final installation, LG Commercial Products develops solutions to address the specific needs and requirements of the professional communications and system integration industry. The combination of LG's global manufacturing capabilities and its Chicago-based Commercial Products sales and technology teams make LG Electronics "an agile, single-source supplier of best-in-class solutions," Snaidauf noted.
 

LG's dedicated sales force and customer service team are committed to supporting the varied number of commercial venues. Snaidauf explained that these experts are available around the clock, working hand-in-hand with professionals to customize commercial applications and solutions, including:
 

Snaidauf said LG's strategic partnerships help to enhance access to innovative and forward-thinking commercial solutions. With digital signage fast becoming a primary source for advertising content, the need for updating this content quickly and efficiently is rapidly increasing.
 

One of LG's partners, Triveni Digital, offers SkyScraper(TM) Ensignia, an integrated turnkey suite of products that optimizes bandwidth utilization and allows for scheduled content distribution. Advertising content displayed can range from simple text and still images to full-motion video, with or without audio. LG screens with integrated controllers simplify installations and maintenance while reducing footprint requirements.
 

Additionally, LG's partnership with DIRECTV(R) addresses the industry trend focused on creating a home-like experience for consumers. Business owners looking to provide high-definition content to their venues will find LG's integrated LCD and plasma HDTVs with built-in MPEG-4 decoding technology make this possible. The MPEG-4 technology standard provides compatibility with the more than 150 national HD channels and 1,500 local broadcast HD and digital channels scheduled to launch on DIRECTV.
 

Robust Selection of Flat-Panel Displays
 

From the 19-inch FLATRON LCD monitor (L1918S-BN) to the 71-inch plasma HDTV display (71PY1M), LG's vast line of commercial plasma displays and LCD TVs and monitors will be displayed in multiple vignettes throughout LG's InfoComm 2007 booth, highlighting innovative and integrated technology solutions for business applications today.
 

With its complete technology classroom solution, integrated HD technology, centralized video content and display control and wide-viewing technologies, LG is well-equipped to meet the demands of the various channel markets, including education, restaurant/bar, entertainment and business.
 

Additionally, LG's integrated "Public Display Settings," featured in LG's PC5DC plasma display series, allow custom installers to clone settings and easily apply them across multiple units, ideal for stadium boxes to restaurants and bars as well as retail locations. LG continues to meet the industry's need for elegance and seamless continuity between digital signage and its surroundings with the M4210 LCD series, sporting 29 mm super-thin bezel to help emphasize the programming over the hardware.
 

With LCDs up to 55 inches and plasmas up to 71 inches, LG is able to meet the healthcare industry's vast needs for digital solutions in waiting rooms, solaria, cafeterias, meeting rooms and doctor's offices.
 

Integrated, Innovative Technologies
 

Understanding the growing demand for innovative technologies that are easily incorporated into business owners' networks, LG has integrated a variety of new technologies into its commercial products.
 

This month, LG is delivering the industry's first integrated LCD and plasma HDTVs with built-in MPEG-4 decoding technology for displaying satellite-delivered high-definition (HD) content. Since this MPEG-4 technology is integrated into these sets, with the compressed data, more HD channels become available to the consumer.
 

LG also is the first in the industry to include the industry-standard Pro:Idiom(TM) digital rights management (DRM) system, a robust, highly secure technology platform that helps to assure rapid, broad deployment of HDTV and other high-value digital content. This DRM solution was developed to meet the requirements of high-value content providers to effectively protect digital video and audio content, provide the most cost-effective solution for integrators, PPV providers and manufacturers, offer a low implementation complexity to allow easy adoption by all parties, and allow system specifications to be controlled by stakeholders in the respective industries.
 

Offering business owners diverse and innovative options to reach their customers, LG's new Internet Protocol (IP) Solution technology enables the digital signage industry to deliver video content to multiple locations with centralized video content and display control capability. Its new M4210C-BA model along with M3701C-BA and M3201C-BA models utilize the company's IP Solution for integrated networking designed specifically for LG displays. The widescreen M4210 series is capable of portrait (vertical) or landscape (horizontal) orientation, further addressing the digital signage industry's need for maximizing space and customizing its digital signage network.
 

ABOUT LG ELECTRONICS USA, INC.
 

LG Electronics USA, Inc. is the North American subsidiary of LG Electronics, Inc., a $48.5-billion (2006 consolidated worldwide revenues) global force in consumer electronics, home appliances and mobile communications. In the United States, LG Electronics sells a wide range of digital display and digital media products, digital appliances and mobile phones under LG's "Life's Good" marketing theme. LG's Commercial Products division, based in Lincolnshire, Ill., serves the digital signage, systems integration, education, lodging, business, industrial, healthcare and government markets. For more information, please visit www.LGcommercial.com.
 

Source: LG Electronics

AV integrators to offer clients a comprehensive suite of solutions that are easily installed and help streamline equipment support and maintenance.

The APC ProAV Rack is currently available in North America by special order and carries an estimated resale price of $1,699. APC AV will exhibit this and other innovative audio/video solutions at InfoComm 07 in Anaheim, California, June 19-21 in Booth 3647. For more information about APC AV visit APC AV’s Web site at www.apcav.com.

About APC
APC and MGE UPS Systems recently combined to form a $3 billion (2.4€ billion) Critical Power & Cooling Services business unit of Schneider Electric. Together, APC and MGE offer the industry’s most comprehensive product and solution range for critical IT and process applications in industrial, enterprise, small and medium business and home environments. APC and MGE solutions include uninterruptible power supplies (UPS), precision cooling units, racks, and design and management software, including APC's InfraStruXure® architecture the industry’s only integrated power, cooling, and management solution. Backed by the industry’s broadest service organization and an industry leading R&D investment, the combined company’s 12,000 employees help customers confront today’s unprecedented power, cooling and management challenges. Schneider Electric, with 112,000 employees and operations in 190 countries, had 2006 annual sales of $18 billion (€13.7 billion). For more information on APC and MGE, please visit www.apc-mge.com. All trademarks are the property of their owners.

Klegg Media Will Introduce Their Industry-Leading Digital Signage Products at the InfoComm07 Show in Anaheim, California

June 15, 2007 -- Klegg Media, a newly announced division of Klegg Electronics, Inc. (PINKSHEETS: KLGG), will be demonstrating their industry-leading digital signage products at the Klegg booth at the InfoComm07 show in Anaheim, California, June 19-21. Klegg Media's professionally approved flat panel LCD High Definition (HD) displays are available for use in commercial and residential applications.

Digital signage is rapidly becoming the new medium to display digital marketing solutions for today's advertising. By using targeted advertising that communicates directly to consumers via displays in public venues, digital signage can deliver dynamic, timely messages during the purchase process.

Klegg's digital signage products feature industry-leading technology such as:

Klegg Media will offer a completely integrated solution for its customers including hardware, software, design and installation. Klegg will be at the 2007 InfoComm show in Anaheim, California, June 19 - 21. Klegg will be in Hall E, across from the registration area, at Booth #15001. For more information about Klegg Media, go to www.klegg.com

About Klegg Electronics, Inc.

Klegg Electronics, Inc. (PINKSHEETS: KLGG) is a manufacturer and distributor of high quality electronics products for business and consumers. Klegg Electronics has focused on designing a variety of products that work seamlessly together in both the commercial and home environments. Klegg products use industry-leading technology including the patented NDAS technology. The corporation is headquartered in Las Vegas, NV.

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dnp UNVEILS SUPERNOVA™ MOBILE SCREEN

Portable Version of Award-Winning Supernova Debuts at InfoComm 2007 Booth # 4836

ANAHEIM, CA – June 14, 2007 – dnp, the world's leading supplier of optical projection screen technology has recently revolutionized the industry with the Supernova Screen, the first-ever optical front projection screen that allows viewing in brightly lit environments. The new dnp Supernova Mobile Screen is the portable evolution of the award winning Supernova Screen family. The Supernova Mobile is ideal for presentations on the go. This advanced optical front projection screen is quick to set up and conveniently rolls back into its lightweight metal case for easy transport and storage. Exceptionally high-contrast, vivid images in a handy, portable format, make the Supernova Mobile perfect for situations where viewing locations and conditions change.

“Contrast is what gives a picture depth, nuance, atmosphere,” stated Manfred Freiberger , senior account manager for dnp USA. “With Supernova Mobile you get up to 10 times more contrast. And since optical screens filter out unwanted reflections, dnp can deliver this quality even in broad daylight. Finally, no more darkened rooms or yawning audiences due to low lighting in a room.”

For the first time ever, the Supernova Mobile allows presentations to be performed with the lights on, where speakers are free to maintain eye contact with the audience. This allows them to read their facial expressions for instance, or clarify a point by quickly drawing on a whiteboard, hold up a product sample for the group to see, and keep every viewer captivated.

The Supernova Mobile was created by applying the award-winning Supernova Screen surface to an ultra-thin yet durable polymer backing. The backing material resists light from behind and also serves as an attractive frame around the image area.

The Supernova Mobile delivers up to ten times higher contrast than standard front screens. The technology used to develop Supernova is based on a revolutionary high-contrast filter that allows the projected image to be reflected from the screen, effectively absorbing incident light from other angles such as windows and room lighting. As a result, the screen is virtually unaffected by ambient light. Supreme black levels are balanced with an ergonomic brightness level to create vivid images with full color saturation to prevent eyestrain regardless of viewing position.

Complete with foldable supports to mount the screen either on a table or floor (depending on the screen size) and a metal case for storage, the Supernova Mobile can easily be taken along for use in various locations. It fits into a car and is ideal for the travelling sales rep. After unfolding the built-in supports, the smaller 40” screen unrolls horizontally and stands on a table. The larger 80” screen is unrolled vertically and stands on the floor. Supernova Mobile is intended for use with a table-mounted projector.

During the upcoming audio/visual tradeshow, InfoComm 2007, June 19-21, 2007 in Anaheim, California, the Supernova Mobile will be featured at dnp booth # 4836. dnp will also showcase other products from the award winning Supernova line such as the fixed Supernova One Screen, the tiled Supernova Infinity and the retractable Supernova Flex. dnp will also showcase three high-end rear projection screens for meeting and control rooms; dnp’s new Wide Angle ScreenÔ, dnp Sigma Screen™ and dnp Giant Wide Angle ScreenÔ.

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About dnp denmark

dnp denmark is the screen production center for Dai Nippon Printing Co. Ltd., one of the world's largest printing and media companies. dnp laboratories benefit from more investment in research and development than any other screen supplier, having pioneered every major development in optical projection technology for over a decade.

dnp USA is the North American branch of the company, headquartered in Costa Mesa, California. All of the Supernova Screen products are stocked and produced locally. As a market leader, dnp provides its dealers with the best technical support and with some of the most innovative sales and marketing tools within the screen industry.

For additional information about the award-winning dnp Supernova Mobile Screen, please visit www.supernovascreen.com.

Click! What if students had a universal remote that controlled their learning experience?   

In the blockbuster film ‘Click,’ Adam Sandler’s character Michael Newman has the ability to fast-forward or rewind different parts of his life with the click of a remote-control.  A stretch of the imagination to most, this Hollywood tall-tale isn’t that tall if you’re a student at Lynn University . 

Small, convenient and simple to operate, two new Personal Video
Recorders from Gefen make an appearance at InfoComm.

These useful little tools not only record audio and video from
televisions and camcorders, they offer a plug and method of downloading the
recorded video onto any USB dongle or storage device.

You simply unplug the dongle and take it with you, plugging into any
computer to view your video on one of many free media players that exist
for computer systems.

Two different models are currently in development: one that works with
high definition video and one that works with standard definition
video.

Both work with all USB storage devices, are based on MPEG 4 formats and
are cross-platform in computer compatibility.

Preferences and controls are accessed through an intuitive on-screen
menu that guides the user.

Because the Gefen Personal Video Recorders’ offer two video inputs for
recording, each model offers built-in switching functionality, allowing
the user to switch between sources. This is an especially useful
feature if you want to have a constant connection with your television set,
for example, while connecting a camcorder as needed.

Demos will be given in Gefen's booth throughout InfoComm.

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About Gefen:
Gefen leads the industry in audio/video solutions for both
professionals and consumers with an eye for superior quality and reliable
performance. In the HD digital domain, Gefen delivers advanced technologies with
multi-platform extension, switching, distribution and conversion
capabilities. Gefen equipment is valued all over the world in professional
AV/IT and consumer electronics/home theater environments. Their add-on
hardware maximizes system functionality by enabling AV systems to operate
beyond their original capabilities. A selection of high quality cabling
is also available. Visit www.gefen.com for detailed product
information.
 

LG ELECTRONICS SHOWCASES COMPREHENSIVE SUITE OF TECHNOLOGIES AND SOLUTIONS AT INFOCOMM 2007

Single Point-of-Contact for Display and Application Solutions

Ensures Seamless Integration

ANAHEIM, Calif., June 19, 2007 – LG Electronics is showcasing one of the industry’s most robust flat-panel display solutions this week at InfoComm 2007 (Booth #2309). From education to airports and restaurants to casinos, LG Electronics offers industry professionals some of the most dynamic, premium flat-panel technologies and digital signage solutions in the market.

      “Across the board, demand for premium flat-panel technologies and solutions is growing,” said Ron Snaidauf, vice president, Commercial Products, LG Electronics USA, Inc. “As digital solutions rapidly become viable options for business owners to reach their customers, LG is well-positioned to provide these technologies to enhance the consumer experience and encourage interaction.”

From Ideation to Implementation

      Snaidauf highlighted his company’s approach to this expanding commercial digital display marketplace. With in-house research and development, and manufacturing expertise at its core, LG Electronics offers communications and system integration professionals a single point-of-contact to ensure seamless technology and solution integration. 

      From product development to final installation, LG Commercial Products develops solutions to address the specific needs and requirements of the professional communications and system integration industry. The combination of LG’s global manufacturing capabilities and its Chicago-based Commercial Products sales and

technology teams make LG Electronics “an agile, single-source supplier of best-in-class solutions,” Snaidauf noted.

      LG’s dedicated sales force and customer service team are committed to supporting the varied number of commercial venues. Snaidauf explained that these experts are available around the clock, working hand-in-hand with professionals to customize commercial applications and solutions, including:

      Snaidauf said LG’s strategic partnerships help to enhance access to innovative and forward-thinking commercial solutions. With digital signage fast becoming a primary source for advertising content, the need for updating this content quickly and efficiently is rapidly increasing.

      One of LG’s partners, Triveni Digital, offers SkyScraper™ Ensignia, an integrated turnkey suite of products that optimizes bandwidth utilization and allows for scheduled content distribution. Advertising content displayed can range from simple text and still images to full-motion video, with or without audio. LG screens with integrated controllers simplify installations and maintenance while reducing footprint requirements.

      Additionally, LG’s partnership with DIRECTV^® addresses the industry trend focused on creating a home-like experience for consumers. Business owners looking to provide high-definition content to their venues will find LG’s integrated LCD and plasma HDTVs with built-in MPEG-4 decoding technology make this possible. The MPEG-4 technology standard provides compatibility with the more than 150 national HD channels and 1,500 local broadcast HD and digital channels scheduled to launch on DIRECTV.

Robust Selection of Flat-Panel Displays

      From the 19-inch FLATRON LCD monitor (L1918S-BN) to the 71-inch plasma

HDTV display (71PY1M), LG’s vast line of commercial plasma displays and LCD TVs and monitors will be displayed in multiple vignettes throughout LG’s InfoComm 2007 booth, highlighting innovative and integrated technology solutions for business applications today.

      With its complete technology classroom solution, integrated HD technology, centralized video content and display control and wide-viewing technologies, LG is well-equipped to meet the demands of the various channel markets, including education, restaurant/bar, entertainment and business.

      Additionally, LG’s integrated “Public Display Settings,” featured in LG’s PC5DC plasma display series, allow custom installers to clone settings and easily apply them across multiple units, ideal for stadium boxes to restaurants and bars as well as retail locations. LG continues to meet the industry’s need for elegance and seamless continuity between digital signage and its surroundings with the M4210 LCD series, sporting 29 mm super-thin bezel to help emphasize the programming over the hardware.

      With LCDs up to 55 inches and plasmas up to 71 inches, LG is able to meet the healthcare industry’s vast needs for digital solutions in waiting rooms, solaria, cafeterias, meeting rooms and doctor’s offices.

Integrated, Innovative Technologies

      Understanding the growing demand for innovative technologies that are easily incorporated into business owners’ networks, LG has integrated a variety of new technologies into its commercial products.

      This month, LG is delivering the industry’s first integrated LCD and plasma HDTVs with built-in MPEG-4 decoding technology for displaying satellite-delivered high-definition (HD) content. Since this MPEG-4 technology is integrated into these sets, with the compressed data, more HD channels become available to the consumer.

      LG also is the first in the industry to include the industry-standard Pro:Idiom™ digital rights management (DRM) system, a robust, highly secure technology platform that helps to assure rapid, broad deployment of HDTV and other high-value digital content. This DRM solution was developed to meet the requirements of high-value

content providers to effectively protect digital video and audio content, provide the most cost-effective solution for integrators, PPV providers and manufacturers, offer a low implementation complexity to allow easy adoption by all parties, and allow system specifications to be controlled by stakeholders in the respective industries.

      Offering business owners diverse and innovative options to reach their customers, LG’s new Internet Protocol (IP) Solution technology enables the digital signage industry to deliver video content to multiple locations with centralized video content and display control capability. Its new M4210C-BA model along with M3701C-BA and M3201C-BA models utilize the company’s IP Solution for integrated networking designed specifically for LG displays. The widescreen M4210 series is capable of portrait (vertical) or landscape (horizontal) orientation, further addressing the digital signage industry’s need for maximizing space and customizing its digital signage network.

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ABOUT LG ELECTRONICS USA, INC.

LG Electronics USA, Inc. is the North American subsidiary of LG Electronics, Inc., a $48.5-billion (2006 consolidated worldwide revenues) global force in consumer electronics, home appliances and mobile communications. In the United States, LG Electronics sells a wide range of digital display and digital media products, digital appliances and mobile phones under LG’s “Life’s Good” marketing theme. LG’s Commercial Products division, based in Lincolnshire, Ill., serves the digital signage, systems integration, education, lodging, business, industrial, healthcare and government markets. For more information, please visit www.LGcommercial.com.

Interwrite Learning recently unveiled the new Workspace software and Cricket clicker.  Workspace is a next generation educational software application for creating, teaching and assessing student performance using digital content.  Used in concert with an Interwrite Board, Pad, Panel or student response system, Workspace provides teachers the means to interact with any form of digital content, while engaging their students in a way never before possible. One of the most notable new features of Workspace are the new Interwrite Sims, a library of instructional animations that provide an engaging interactive learning experience. Teachers can use a Sim as a warm up exercise, to teach a difficult concept, to integrate into a lesson or to just make learning more fun.

The Cricket is a small, radio-frequency (RF) student response handset that simplifies the task of assessing student performance in the classroom. Interwrite Cricket joins the already popular and award-winning family of student assessment products developed by Interwrite Learning, a leader in interactive classroom technology solutions. The main difference between Cricket and other PRS solutions from Interwrite Learning is the simplicity of the device.  The company’s popular PRS RF solution is ideal for professors who want a very complete, robust solution.  However, there are several professors who wanted a personal response system to simply ask true/false or multiple choice questions, and the PRS RF proved more time-consuming for them to set up.  This is how Cricket was born. Interwrite Learning wanted to offer options for all instructors and classrooms to reap the benefits of a student assessment system.
 

In addition, Interwrite Learning is going to be announcing a brand new product at InfoComm! This announcement is under embargo until the opening day of the conference, June 19. Can you honor the embargo? 

LevelVision to Exhibit at InfoComm 2007 Show

Digital media company continues to ramp up trade show presence

Roanoke, Va. (June 7, 2007)—LevelVision announces it is ramping up its trade show presence with an upcoming appearance at booth #1304 at the InfoComm 2007 show June 19 through 21 in Anaheim, Calif. LevelVision will present its two “LV” devices, including the new CounterVision™ and IntelliMat® se.

Exhibiting at these shows continues LevelVision’s trend of participating at important industry events. LevelVision shared booth space with the Digital Signage Group at the Digital Signage Expo in Chicago in May and at the National Retail Federation (NRF) show in New York in January where its displays were featured at the NRF store of the future. 

CounterVision and IntelliMat are revolutionary patented digital displays or “LVs” that reach consumers at the point of purchase. Wireless computers embedded in thin displays, both have instant multi-media and network capabilities. With lots of color and motion, these high-quality consumer displays can be easily seen from a distance. 

“Our extensive patented portfolio covers digital media displays for use on level surfaces, such as floors and counters,” Currie said. “The displays communicate the right advertising messages at the right time and at the right location—where 75% of purchasing decisions are made. We bring advertising and information to the precise location where and when it can be most effective. Our media solution is always in the right location.”

Both the IntelliMat floor display, and the smaller countertop version, CounterVision, are highly engaging, Currie said.

“They enhance the shopping experience, and provide an opportunity for retailers to plus-sell and up-sell products at the point of purchase,” he said. “And, both have been shown to have an immediate and positive impact on retail sales, consumer behaviors and store traffic.”

About LevelVision

LevelVision is a media solutions company that brings advertising and information to previously unreachable, highly desired commercial locations. Its extensive patent portfolio provides it with a competitive advantage worldwide for its dynamic displays that deliver digital advertising and informational messages—that are highly engaging to consumers. The company’s exciting out-of-home media solutions are scalable, network-capable, and easy-to-use right out of the box. For retailers, LevelVision provides a new source of recurring revenue through both the sale of in-store advertising and increased sales. For brands and advertising agencies, LevelVision effectively engages people closer to the point of decision, creating a new marketing dimension that is micro-targeted. LevelVision has more than 20 issued patents in U.S. and foreign countries and more than 100 patent applications pending worldwide. The company’s Web site is www.levelvision.com.

LG ELECTRONICS HELPS EDUCATORS BRIDGE GAP BETWEEN TEACHING AND TECHNOLOGY AT INFOCOMM 2007

Company Showcases Digital Classroom

Featuring 1UControl’s Virtual Remote Control Center

ANAHEIM, Calif., June 19, 2007 – LG Electronics enables educators to engage students through customized, innovative technologies and unique content in today’s classroom. 

      Visitors at LG’s InfoComm booth #2309 have the opportunity to experience the latest lineup of products developed specifically for schools in the “LG Classroom.” Meeting the varied needs of primary, secondary and higher education markets, LG Electronics and 1UControl give educators complete control over the multimedia learning environment. 

      With 73 percent of teachers using technology in the classroom at least once a week, and 41 percent using it daily,* more and more educators are required to switch between multiple components, like large-screen flat-panel displays, DVD players, and sound systems throughout the day for different classes and lessons. 

      The LG Digital Classroom offers the complete classroom solution which lets administrators control all technology from 1UControl’s Virtual Remote Control Center. Compatible with LG’s 42-inch LCD (42LC7D) and 50-inch plasma (50PC5DC) displays, the 1UControl software controls both IR and serial AV equipment through the use of the 1UControl Controller and an AV 4x1 switcher.

* According to a report released last month by the Massachusetts State Department of Education

      The Controller is able to communicate with and control both RS-232C and IR driven equipment and offers a variety of customizable hardware and software options to fit the user’s needs. This system is beneficial to teachers and administrators, as it enables complete command over the multimedia environment, including large screen flat panel displays, DVD/VCR, sound systems and more, from one location.

      “In today’s classroom, technology is integrated into nearly every aspect of teaching and learning,” says Ron Snaidauf, vice president, Commercial Products, LG Electronics USA, Inc. “LG is helping schools to keep students engaged by offering innovative products that enable teachers to have control of their technology and focus on student learning.”

      Additional digital displays in the LG Classroom at InfoComm 2007 include a series of flat-panel HDTV LCDs and Plasmas, LCD HD monitors and an integrated touch-screen LCD monitor:

      “With so many new advancements in the classroom, it is important that the technology enhances the lessons by providing a smooth transition when switching between different classroom equipment. LG’s Digital Classroom enables teachers to be in control of their lessons without worrying about how to manipulate the technology,” Snaidauf said.

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ABOUT LG ELECTRONICS USA, INC.

LG Electronics USA, Inc. is the North American subsidiary of LG Electronics, Inc., a $48.5-billion (2006 consolidated worldwide revenues) global force in consumer electronics, home appliances and mobile communications. In the United States, LG Electronics sells a wide range of digital display and digital media products, digital appliances and mobile phones under LG’s “Life’s Good” marketing theme. LG’s Commercial Products division, based in Lincolnshire, Ill., serves the digital signage, systems integration, education, lodging, business, industrial, healthcare and government markets. For more information, please visit www.LGcommercial.com.

Why? Because Lynn University deployed Apreso lecture capture to better serve their students individual learning styles. Invisible in the classroom, Apreso captures audio and video of a professor as well as any projected course visual aids and automatically streams a rich media version of the class to the Web for student playback or download to iPod or MP3 player.   Used by an array of Lynn students, this technology has proven to be especially helpful to students with learning disabilities in The Institute for Achievement in Learning. 

With Apreso students at Lynn can watch their lectures as many times as their favorite movies – rather than learning lines, they learn concepts.  With DVD-like controls, Apreso enables students to fast-forward, rewind, start, and stop their lectures with the ‘click’ of a mouse

NEW AT INFOCOMM 2007, DECORATOR MIRROR with ‘MAGIC CURTAIN’ MAKES FLAT PANEL TV’s APPEAR and DISAPPEAR WHEN NOT IN USE

“Magic Curtain” Behind the Mirror Silently Rises to Reveal a Hidden TV While the Decorator Mirror and Frame Preserve the Designer’s Original Vision for the Room

Fort Lauderdale, Fl. June 19, 2007 –Media Decor, LLC, the world leader in blending elegant design with AV technology, is showing Mirage-Mirror™ at InfoComm 2007. Mirage-Mirror is a revolutionary 2-way flat panel concealment mirror combining a designer-level picture frame, a Lutron Sivoia QED™ system and an advanced beam splitter technology that produces bright video images and an unprecedented level of high mirror reflectivity.

At the touch of a button on the remote control, a Lutron Sivoia QED system silently (<44 dB) and quickly raises a special blackout curtain into the top of the designer frame magically revealing a flat panel TV with clear images and vibrant color. The illusion of the TV image appearing through the mirror from the bottom to the top is dramatic. In the off mode, the blackout curtain is lowered between the mirror and the flat panel to dramatically increase the apparent reflectivity of the mirror while completely concealing the hidden flat panel TV from view under any light conditions. Blacking out or masking the TV behind the beam splitter is not critical.

“Unique in the industry, Mirage-Mirror creates a dramatic illusion by raising a curtain behind the screen to reveal the TV from the bottom to the top,” said Jonathan Graham, president of Media Décor. “Mirage-Mirror will delight viewers and impress guests each time they power it up. It’s the ideal solution for decorators, video enthusiasts and magic lovers.”

Always a show stopper, visitors to InfoComm booth # 7247 can switch between mirror mode and video mode to see the “magic curtain” illusion first hand. The high fidelity video image is made possible by Media Decor’s unique patent pending beam-splitter technology. Only a portion of light is reflected from the beam splitter while the rest is transmitted through it unaffected. The proprietary glass (beam-splitter) provides the best combination of reflectance and transmission for viewing the TV through the glass while ‘on’ and acting as a mirror when the TV is ‘off’. Unlike other glass, there is no tinting or 'sunglasses effect'.

While the mirrors can be used as designer accents and to make any room appear larger they are ‘decorator’ mirrors and not of cosmetic mirror quality because unlike typical 2 way mirrors or 'half-silvered' mirrors, the Mirage-Mirror glass is coated with a dielectric film, not a metallic film. Since metallic films absorb light, those mirrors are not well suited for video transmission. This dielectric coating is typically about 5 times as efficient as metallic coatings in its light transmission ability enabling clear images and vibrant color. All of the Mirage-Mirror products are custom made by one of the leading optical coating companies in the world.

The extensive Mirage-Mirror catalog of mirror frames includes many styles of painted wood, gold leaf inlay, and magnificent hand-carved and custom offerings from todays most well-know artistic houses such as Larson Juhl and Roma. Upon request, Media Decor can also create completely new and unique frames to fit any interior mode, or integrate a Mirage-Mirror into an existing frame.

Availability, Sizes and Pricing

Available now, Mirage-Mirror is available in recess or wall-mounted models. Mirage-Mirror accommodates plasma or LCD TV’s up to 65-inches. Wall-mount versions include Vent-Assist, a thermo switch controlled ventilation system. Prices start at $4700.

About Media Decor, LLC

Florida-based Media Decor, LLC was founded in 2003 to fill the growing demand for elegant designer-level solutions for today’s home entertainment installations. Its team of expert and inspired technicians, interior designers and structural craftsmen collaborate to create and deliver the world’s most compelling, beautiful and customized entertainment environments. For more information on Media Decor and its service and product offerings please visit www.mediadecor.com    

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Mirage-Mirror™ and Media-Mirror™ area trademarks of Media Decor, LLC

Sivoia QED™ is a trademark of Lutron Electronics CO., Inc., used by permission

HD Video on Demand joins Live Playout, Scheduled Playout, Web Export, FTP Push, Disk Publish, and Media Player Store and Forward as ProxSys ® Media Server Export Options

Campbell, Calif., June 14, 2007 -- Focus Enhancements Inc. (NASDAQ: FCSE), a worldwide leader in media management and Ultra Wideband (UWB) wireless technology, today announced plans to offer a feature-rich standard and high definition Video on Demand (VOD) system that works with the ProxSys family of media servers. A working technology demo will be showcased at InfoComm 2007 in Anaheim , California , June 19 -21.

“ProxSys uniquely supports both signal and file-based media exporting, which makes it well aligned to the new broadcast model of multiple content delivery choices,” said Michael Conway , senior vice president of corporate strategy for Focus Enhancements . “We are pleased to be showing feature-rich video on demand that expands both our Media Management and Media Delivery product families.”

ProxSys Video on Demand features include:

- Distribution of live or stored media from ProxSys Media Server to dedicated set top boxes via UDP Multicast

- Full integration of HTML content; live UDP streams can be easily embedded into HTML

- Microsoft PowerPoint on demand support with independent client slideshow control

- Server-side DVD playback

- Transport, program and elementary stream support

- File containers include, WMV, AVI, Raw DV, and FLV (Macromedia Flash)

- File formats include, MPEG 1/2, H.264, DIVX, MJPEG

- Optional television receiver for set top boxes (cable, analog, DVB-S, DVB-T, 8-VSB)

The ProxSys Media Server Video on Demand system will be shown along with other Focus Enhancements ’ award-winning HD products at Infocomm, booth #6400.

Pricing and availability is expected to be announced at a future date. The ProxSys Video on Demand system will be available through Focus Enhancements ’ worldwide dealer and distributor network. For more information, please visit www.focusinfo.com.

About Focus Enhancements , Inc.
Focus Enhancements Inc. (NASDAQ CM: FCSE), headquartered in Campbell, CA, is a leading designer of world-class solutions in advanced, proprietary video and wireless video technologies. The company’s Semiconductor Group develops integrated circuits (ICs) for high-performance applications in the video convergence market, including IPTV set-top boxes and portable media players. Focus Enhancements is currently developing a wireless IC chip set based on the WiMedia UWB standard and designed to be compatible with Wireless USB, and used in personal computer (PC), consumer electronics (CE), and mobile electronics applications. The company’s Systems Group develops video products for the digital media markets, with customers in the broadcast, video production, digital signage and digital asset management markets. More information on Focus Enhancements may be obtained from the company’s SEC filings, or by visiting the Focus Enhancements home page at http://www.focusinfo.com.

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Statements in this press release which are not historical including statements regarding management’s intentions, hopes, expectations, representations, plans or predictions about the future are forward-looking statements within the meaning of the Private Securities Litigation Reform Act of 1995. Such factors include statements about the company’s recently introduced Proxsys Video on Demand system. Because these forward-looking statements involve risks and uncertainties, there are important factors that could cause our actual results to differ materially from those in the forward-looking statements. Factors that could cause actual results to differ materially include development delays, changes in specifications and the performance and acceptance of the Proxsys Video on Demand system, and the risk factors specified in the company's Form 10-K for the year ended December 31, 2006, and Form 10-Q for the period ending March 31, 2007 as well as other filings with the SEC. These statements are based on information as of June 14, 2007 and the company assumes no obligation to update any forward-looking statements, whether as a result of new information, future events, or otherwise

Stingray™ for Ultra Definition Displays to Debut at InfoComm

LEXINGTON, Ky., June 14, 2007 – Mersive Technologies, an emerging display technology company that is redefining the ease with which ultra resolution, multi-projector displays can be designed, configured and maintained, today announced it is partnering with the National Science Foundation to define a new standard for how media can be transmitted, manipulated, and displayed on Ultra Definition (UD) devices. Defined as having greater resolution than high definition (HD), ultra definition display devices support hundreds of millions of pixels of resolution and enable a variety of innovative uses. With the announcement of this initiative, Mersive and its partners plan to look beyond traditional video broadcast and transmission standards to develop Stingray™, a “standard beyond standards.”

Mersive will lead the creation of a standard that is hardware independent yet will address the challenge of managing media on displays that are very different from a desktop monitor or HD television. These include multi-projector arrays, large-scale LED clusters, mobile and micro projector displays, and electronic paper.

“As the pace of display innovation increases, older video standards are no longer appropriate,” says Dr. Christopher Jaynes, CTO of Mersive. “A universal standard that allows media to exploit the next generation of displays, regardless of underlying hardware or configuration, is needed.”

A leading developer of ultra definition display technologies, Mersive has produced solutions used to automatically calibrate multiple projection devices into a single high-resolution palette of pixels. Working with the National Science Foundation, Mersive is in the process of forming the standards board that will help define Stingray and position it for adoption in the emerging marketplace of ultra definition display.

Mersive will be showcasing a prototype implementation of Stingray at the InfoComm Exhibition in Anaheim , California from June 19^th – 21^st, booth 15023. For more information about Mersive, visit www.mersive.com.

Mersive Technologies is a display technology company that redefines the ease with which ultra resolution, multi-projector displays can be designed, configured and maintained. A leader in the creation of ultra definition (UD) displays with resolutions greater than high definition (HD) devices, Mersive provides a cost-effective, true auto-calibration solution capable of merging any number of projectors into a seamless display of almost any size, shape and resolution. Technology once considered only practical for select high capital industries is now being made available by Mersive for a range of applications from simulation and training to museum displays and digital signage. Mersive is privately held and venture funded with additional grant support. Its clients include the U.S. Army and the U.S. Air Force as well as a number of museums and academic labs. For more information on Mersive's ultra definition display technologies, please visit http://www.mersive.com.

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