CSI Scores Big with In-Building Wireless Solution at the New Home of the NFL's Arizona Cardinals.

MANCHESTER, N.H. -- Cellular Specialties, Inc (CSI), a recognized leader in the design and implementation of in-building wireless solutions, today announced the successful installation of a technology-neutral distributed antenna system (DAS) at Cardinals Stadium, the new home of the NFL's Arizona Cardinals in Glendale, Arizona. The facility-wide wireless voice and data solution, which provides 802.11 connectivity, significantly improves communication for stadium visitors and employees. Perhaps more importantly, the system improves reception for radio systems utilized by public safety officials. Wireless service providers that are benefiting from the new in-building wireless solution include Alltel, Sprint/Nextel, Cingular/AT&T, Verizon and T-Mobile. The CSI solution encompasses over one million square feet and provides a scalable solution with the flexibility to grow along with future wireless technology needs.

Mark Feller, Senior Director of Technology at Cardinals Stadium believes that implementing the multi-carrier DAS reflects the Cardinals' commitment to creating a state-of-the-art, first-class experience for their fans and visitors. "The new stadium is the first sports facility in the country to feature a completely retractable playing surface and a retractable roof," said Mr. Feller. "Now, with CSI's wireless solution, our fans will be able to use their cell phones and other wireless devices throughout the Stadium."

While wireless access for fans is critical, Feller also asked CSI to provide a solution that would support a variety of other applications for the purpose of streamlining operations in the Stadium. "From an economic perspective, the design of the CSI DAS solution allows us to add new services to support any future applications without disrupting our existing wireless system," noted Mr. Feller.

"Our approach offered the perfect fit for a project of this scope and magnitude," remarked Kelley Carr, Vice President of Service for the Custom Solutions Group (CSG) at CSI. "The Wire-it-Once architecture combines the low-loss transport of fiber optics with the broadband flexibility of coaxial cable. By using a hybrid infrastructure and high-performance amplification products, CSI was able to meet the needs of the Cardinals' wireless requirements," said Mr. Carr. "Our vast experience and unique approach to designing and implementing wireless solutions have placed us in the enviable position of being the standard in our industry. At the end of the day, the CSI approach ensures scalable, cost-effective solutions for our customers and that's what truly sets us apart," concluded Mr. Carr.

About CSI

CSI is a national leader in the design and implementation of innovative in-building wireless products, services, and solutions. To ensure that the optimal services are provided, CSI formed the Custom Solutions Group (CSG). Since its establishment, CSG has installed thousands of turnkey solutions successfully in a variety of industries throughout the nation. CSG also holds the distinction of being the only in-building wireless service organization approved by all major wireless service providers in the United States. CSI's vast experience and unique approach have propelled the company to become the standard in the wireless industry. For information about CSI call [phone] or visit www.cellularspecialties.com.

About Cardinals Stadium

Cardinals Stadium will not only feature a retractable roof, but also will be the first in the United States to include a fully retractable grass playing surface. In addition to hosting Arizona Cardinals games, the Stadium will host Super Bowl XLII in February of 2008. It also will be the annual site of the Tostitos Fiesta Bowl, and will host the first-ever BCS National Championship Game in January of 2007. The Stadium has a seating capacity of 63,400, with the ability to expand to 73,000 for mega-events.