ADVISORY/ Cool Products Expo 2002 at Stanford Graduate School of Business.

Business Editors/High-Tech Writers

ADVISORY...for Wednesday (Feb. 20)

--(BUSINESS WIRE)

WHAT:  Cool Products Expo 2002 at Stanford Graduate School of Business

       Ever wonder how Microsoft came up with the idea for the
       legendary X-box? Or who designed the electric car that
       accelerates from zero to 60 mph in 4.1 seconds?

       Introducing the Cool Products Expo, a showcase of the most
       cutting-edge companies and products in the field of
       manufacturing and design. Be among the first to see the next
       "cool" product, and meet the industry pioneers making it happen.

WHEN:  Wednesday, February 20, 2:00-7:00 pm

WHERE: McCaw Hall, Arrillaga Alumni Center
       Stanford, CA
       Corner of Galvez and Memorial Way

WHO:   Apple, Microsoft, Intel, Immersion, AC Propulsion, Corbin
       Motors, Retractable, Timbuk2, Danger, IDEO, Millennium Jet,
       Nixon, Corbin Motors, AC Propulsion, Ford, Sun Microsystems,
       General Motors, Philips, Atlas, Toyota, Sony and many more.

       Some of the many cool products to be demonstrated include:
       Microsoft's X-Box, Apple's i-pod & i-mac, Millennium Jet's
       personal aircraft devices, Timbuk2's messenger bags, AC
       Propulsion's t-zero (electric sports car), Danger's hiptop
       wireless PDA, Sony's entertainment robots, and Philips'
       Internet radio

       No registration required...just swing by! For more information,
       visit www.coolproductsexpo.com

       Sponsored by the Alliance for Innovative Manufacturing and the
       Manufacturing & Design Club at the Stanford University Graduate
       School of Business