AFP Imaging Announces the New ``Digi-Vet Equine DR''.

ELMSFORD, N.Y. -- AFP Imaging Corporation (OTCBB:AFPC.OB) announced the introduction of the new Digi-Vet Equine direct radiographic ("DR") imaging system in conjunction with the Western Veterinary Conference in Las Vegas. The Digi-Vet Equine is a portable, field ready, real-time high quality digital imaging system developed for the approximate 9,000 veterinarians who treat a broad variety of equine patients and clients. Examination for soundness of a horses' legs is a crucial diagnostic necessity. The American Horse Council's 2005 study has shown there are approximately nine million horses in the United States, of which nearly half are thoroughbreds, quarter horses or other competition animals. There are about two million horse owners in the U.S. AFP has begun deliveries of the Digi-Vet Equine system, and expects to be a significant supplier. The estimated potential market size for this product could be up to $100 million over the next few years. The Company's MSRP is $85,900 per system.

Digital imaging is a rapidly growing area of interest for veterinarians. Digital imaging has natural inherent advantages and savings compared to x-ray film. The Company's system employs an amorphous silicon digital x-ray sensor, which operates in a wide variety of temperature settings, and with AFP's exclusive ProImage software. High quality images provide improved medical care in the barn, racetrack, or field, while leading to increased practice efficiency. Digital radiography will play an increasingly important role as small and large animal veterinarians continue to invest in new technologies. This facilitates flexibility, electronic communications and additional tele-medicine consulting with their colleagues.

In developing this product, careful consideration was given to the veterinarians' needs when examining horses and other large animals. AFP has designed a portable system that better meets the physical demands of the rugged and varied environment of today's equine practitioner. The Digi-Vet Equine provides excellent image quality and comes standard with a field-ready ruggedized traveling case which doubles as a laptop computer workstation.

Today, AFP is the gold standard for veterinary dental radiography with its Image Vet 70 ACP dental x-ray and EVA Vet digital dental systems. There are several thousand units in use today. AFP is offering the Digi-Vet Equine as a further extension of its long-standing commitment to providing superior quality imaging equipment to the veterinary market. The Company has a worldwide presence through its extensive distribution network, providing field sales, support and continued service for customer satisfaction.

Please, visit AFP Imaging in booth # 1549 at the Western Veterinary Conference in Las Vegas, starting February 20, 2006 for a demonstration. For more information please visit our website at www.afpimaging.com.

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