1394 Trade Association Joins Embedded Systems Conference in San Jose; 3A International, Inc., Zayante Lead Technology, Product Demonstrations.

Business Editors

Embedded Systems Conference 2000

SAN JOSE, Calif.--(BUSINESS WIRE)--Sept. 26, 2000

The 1394 Trade Association makes its inaugural appearance at the fall Embedded Systems Conference in San Jose Sept. 26-28, with a set of demonstrations and information co-hosted by 3A International, Inc. and Zayante, Inc.

At booth 8124, the Trade Association will provide visitors with information about the use of the IEEE/FireWire/i.LINK specification in embedded applications.

3A International will display the latest IEEE 1394 testing solutions including its FireWorks (TM) dP9000 Data Analyzer Series which provides packet capturing, flexible triggering, filtering, bandwidth analysis and other testing features. The company also is introducing its DA2500BP, the first 1394 backplane data analyzer. "There is a rapidly growing interest in 1394 backplane applications," said Brian Schneider, product manager of 3A International. "We will demonstrate a complete suite of the latest solutions."

Zayante, Inc., a leading developer of software solutions for 1394 technology, is also joining the TA and 3A in the booth 8124.

"1394 has a powerful potential in the embedded systems market for a wide range of data analysis, test, handheld computing and others," said James Snider, the chairman of the 1394 Trade Association.

The 1394 Trade Association includes more than 175 members worldwide dedicated to the proliferation and advancement of the IEEE1394 multimedia standard. For more information, please call the Trade Association office at 408/748-9416 or visit the TA's web sites at www.1394ta.org or www.askfor1394.com.

Note to Editors: FireWire is a trademark of Apple Computer, Inc. i.LINK is a trademark of Sony Corp.