1BIGtv Success at E for All Expo.

LOS ANGELES -- 1BIGtv was extremely pleased by the turnout and feedback from the fans at the inaugural E for All Expo held at the Los Angeles Convention Center October 17-22, 2007. The audience reaction to playing games on our 130" TV screen was astounding. Fans played THQ Juiced 2 in heads-up competition with driving simulators from Bob Earl Racing. A nose cone view simulating 160 mph with ultra-realistic graphics is an immersive experience that people don't soon forget.

Fan favorite demo Electronic Arts' The Simpsons was also being demonstrated in the EA booth but the overall experience was dramatically different on 1BIGtv's 130" screen. We had a crowd of fans watching the entire Simpsons demo for 30 minutes, almost like watching an episode of TV.

1BIGtv's biggest surprise was how much the fans asked to play the Nintendo Wii basic sports games. We entertained hundreds of fans using the Wii, and that speaks to its popularity and ease of use, including a large percentage that never tried the Wii before the E for All show. Within a few seconds of instruction the fans were playing and having fun.

On Sunday, Mad Mike from Pimp My Ride fame was in the 1BIGtv booth signing autographs and giving away great goodies from MTX audio, including a pair of their pro-sumer TP112 speakers.

Andrew Rojas, lead tech at 1BIGtv, said this about the technology partners: "The MTX audio speakers had amazing quality at high volumes as we had to compete with a huge amount of ambient noise. I think they are an incredible value for only $114 each at Best Buy. With ambient light, quality video images are hard to obtain, but using our rear projection screen and Infocus LP850 projector equipped with short-throw lens, we achieved stellar results. 1BIGtv received compliments throughout the Expo on the video image quality. 1BIGtv is essentially a service provider to the marketing industry and our dynamic survey questionnaire would not have been possible without TurningPoint technologies. We conducted multiple live interactive surveys per day using their Wireless RF response cards and PowerPoint software. The TurningPoint system performed perfectly and it's fun to use, which is great for gamers."