(EMAILWIRE.COM, January 08, 2004 ) International CES -- Antelope Technologies, Inc., a Colorado-headquartered company specializing in modular computer technologies, has successfully incorporated its modular architecture of the Modular Computing Core (MCC) with Liteye Systems' Liteye 400 (tm) Microdisplay headset for a hands-free computing application. The headset features an SVGA OLED display supplied by eMagin Corporation (AMEX:EMA). The integrated system will be featured at the International Consumer Electronics Show (CES 2004) Showstopper's Media Event on January 8 and will also be demonstrated through January 11 at Transmeta Corporation's booth number 23231, South Hall Upper Level, at the Las Vegas Convention Center.

"The combination of our MCC and the Liteye 400 truly creates a hands-free application for the end user," said Kenneth Geyer, president of Antelope Technologies, Inc. "Using eMagin's high resolution OLED microdisplays in the Liteye 400 enables us to provide the resolution, performance, operating temperature range and high power efficiency in our cutting-edge, portable head-wearable systems."

"We are delighted that Antelope is integrating Liteye's headsets with their portable computers. Liteye was one of the first companies to implement OLED microdisplays in their industrial headset systems," commented Gary Jones, president and chief executive officer of eMagin. "We are excited about upcoming opportunities to collaborate on additional portable computing applications with Liteye and Antelope."

The computer platform of the MCC measures only 3x5x3/4 inches and weighs approximately 9.1 ounces. This module is a full computer running the complete Microsoft Windows XP(tm) Professional operating system. The power supply, display and I/O connectors have been removed - leaving processor, memory, data and applications. Components removed from the MCC are then arranged into different shells allowing the device to transform into a handheld, then a desktop, and then back to a handheld in just seconds without rebooting or synching.

The Liteye 400 is a Rugged Monocular Display for near-eye applications. Featuring an 800 x 600 miniature, high resolution OLED display by eMagin Corporation, the Liteye 400(tm) produces sharp, bright images ideal for viewing everything from a computer screen or video images from a FLIR (Forward Looking Infra-Red) unit. With its 38-degree field of view, the Liteye 400(tm) provides a large bright image equivalent to a big screen TV image. The Liteye 400(tm) delivers superior quality and resolution while greatly reducing physical size, power consumption and weight.


Antelope Modular Computing Core Specifications
Dimensions: 3" x 5" x 0.75"

Weight: approximately 9.1 ounces

Hard drive: 10 GB or 20 GB

RAM: 256Kb

Processor: 1GiG Hz Transmeta Crusoe 5800

Video Adapter: 8Mb 3D graphics chipset

Operating Systems: Microsoft Windows XP Professional

Handheld Display: 6.3 inch, 1024x768, full color touch screen







About Antelope Technologies
Antelope Technologies is a Colorado corporation that designs, manufactures and markets mobile computing technologies. Based in Highlands Ranch, Colorado, the company integrates these technologies for military, medical, industrial, security and law enforcement institutions worldwide. Antelope Technologies is the only company licensed to manufacture and market the Modular Computing Core and recently opened a separate manufacturing facility in Neuchâtel, Switzerland under the name Antelope Technologies (Suisse) SA. For more information in the United States contact www.antelopetech.com or 720-344-4313 (US) and internationally at www.antelopetech.ch or 41 (0) 32-723-0366 (Switzerland).



About Liteye Systems
Liteye Systems is a leading designer, manufacturer and marketer of miniature, high-resolution microdisplays, custom projects, and thermal imaging systems. The Liteye family of products and solutions is distinguished by its unique combination of high resolution, rugged & lightweight construction, low power, superior optics and cutting-edge design. Liteye Systems integrates microdisplay and other technologies to provide solutions for military, industrial, security and law enforcement institutions worldwide. For more information about Liteye Systems, visit http://www.liteye.com or contact Rick Sondag at 303-470-8049or information@liteye.com .



About eMagin Corporation
eMagin Corporation (AMEX:EMA) designs, develops, and markets virtual imaging system-on-a-chip solutions to enable the visual display of information, data, video, and games through a wide variety of mobile electronic devices and the next-generation of interactive virtual reality systems. The world leader in organic light emitting diode (OLED)-on-silicon technology, eMagin combines integrated circuits, microdisplays, and optics to create a virtual image similar to the real image of a computer monitor or large screen TV. eMagin invented the award-winning SVGA and SVGA-3D OLED microdisplays, the worlds' first and only single-chip color video OLED microdisplay and embedded controller for advanced virtual imaging. eMagin's microdisplay systems are expected to enable new mass markets for wearable personal computers, wireless Internet appliances, portable DVD-viewers, digital cameras, and other emerging applications for consumer, industrial, and military applications. OLED microdisplays demonstrate performance characteristics important to military and other demanding commercial and industrial applications including low power consumption, high brightness and resolution, wide dimming range, wider temperature operating ranges, shock and vibration resistance, and insensitivity to high G-forces. eMagin's corporate headquarters and microdisplay operations are co-located with IBM on its campus in East Fishkill, N.Y. Optics and system design facilities are located at its wholly owned subsidiary, Virtual Vision, Inc., in Redmond, WA. Additional information is available at http://www.emagin.com or info@emagin.com.


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