3DIcon Launches New Product, Pixel Precision(TM).

3DIcon's Research Delivers Technology Tools for DLP[R] R&D Market

TULSA, Okla. -- 3DIcon Corporation (OTCBB: TDCP), a development-stage technology company, today announced the launch of a new software product, Pixel Precision[TM], which targets the research and development market for Texas Instruments' (NYSE: TXN) DLP[R] technology.

The provisional patent application covering Pixel Precision[TM] was filed on January 29, 2007. Sales channels for the product will include software distributors as well as direct sales by 3DIcon.

"We now have a software product that is fully developed and ready for sale this quarter," said Martin Keating, 3DIcon's chairman and CEO. "This has come as a byproduct of the 3D research under our sponsored research agreement at the University of Oklahoma (OU). Pixel Precision[TM] is proof that a portfolio of revenue-generating products and technologies is beginning to flow from our research efforts at OU."

"We believe that sales into the DLP[R] technology application development market will benefit 3DIcon by creating fertile ground for potential strategic partnerships, co-development, or technology sales and transfers to and from other leaders in projection and 3D technologies," added 3DIcon president Vivek Bhaman.

3DIcon's new product is expected to address the needs of a market that includes projection and display manufacturers that design, manufacture, and market products based on DLP[R] technology. In addition to digital TV, DLP[R] technology is also being used in several emerging applications like 3D metrology, confocal microscopy, holographic data storage, scanning, and other advanced imaging and visualization applications.

Pixel Precision[TM] interfaces with Texas Instrument's DMD Discovery[TM] line of products as well as DMD Discovery[TM] with ALP, to enable precise control over individual DMD pixel elements, eliminating the need for tedious programming efforts. Pixel Precision[TM] has undergone extensive beta testing and will be made commercially available this quarter.

DLP[R] is a registered trademark of Texas Instruments (TI). DLP display technology from TI offers clarity down to the most minute detail, delivering pictures rich with color, contrast, and brightness to large-screen HDTVs and projectors for business, home, professional venue, and digital cinema (DLP Cinema[R]). Fifty of the world's top projection and display manufacturers design, manufacture, and market products based on DLP technology. DLP is the only HDTV technology built from a foundation in the digital cinema where it set the industry standard demonstrated by the deployment of DLP Cinema technology in 4,500 theaters worldwide. At the heart of every DLP chip is an array of up to 2.2 million microscopic mirrors which switch incredibly fast to create a high resolution, highly reliable, full color image. DLP technology's chip architecture and inherent speed advantage provide razor-sharp images and excellent reproduction of fast motion video. Since early 1996, more than 13 million DLP subsystems have been shipped. For more information, please visit www.dlp.com.

Qualified prospects may register with the company via email at [e-mail] for a product demonstration starting November 5, 2007.

About 3DIcon Corporation

3DIcon Corporation is a development-stage company whose mission is to create and market genuine full-color, volumetric 360-degree 3D technology. Through a sponsored research agreement with the University of Oklahoma ("OU"), 3DIcon owns the exclusive worldwide marketing rights to certain 3D intellectual properties developed or under development by OU.

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