Computer Service Partners Completes First Sale of the Panasonic Arbitrator System in the Southeast; All-Digital Incident and Evidence Recording System to Be Installed in Law Enforcement Units to Improve Safety and Efficiency.

RALEIGH, N.C. -- Computer Service Partners (CSP), a regional leader in the implementation and deployment of customized IT solutions, today announced they have closed the first sale of the Panasonic Arbitrator Mobile Digital Video System in the southeast US.

The Arbitrator, the leading, high-end technology available to capture an event in real time, was purchased by the Caldwell County Sheriff's Department. Sheriff Gary Clark and his team will install the region's first all-digital incident and evidence recording system in five of their squad cars. "We are very excited about the Arbitrator, and especially excited to be a leader in the enhancement of incident recording. We believe that the Arbitrator will enable us to capture superior quality images and enhance both our mission and productivity."

CSP's comprehensive mobility solutions consist of ruggedized in-car laptop notebooks, digital cameras, servers to support wireless transmission between the in-car units and station houses, and mobile access routers. This creates the only pure-digital solution for law enforcement, anti-terrorism, public service, military, and private sector agencies needing real-time recording of events and incidents.

This state-of-the-art system will soon replace the VHS videotape technology currently used by many law enforcement units nationwide. The system allows each vehicle to become a "mobile control center," recording and archiving information instantaneously for future use, therefore improving officer safety as well as department efficiency and productivity. It also provides public safety officials with real-time, high-quality digital images for use as evidence and for police training and education.

"As one of only 25 certified Panasonic Arbitrator sales partners in the US, we are thrilled to have completed the region's first sale of the Arbitrator," said Bill Riddick, President of Computer Service Partners. "Our strong partnership with Panasonic and their leading-edge technology is extremely valuable to our business. Providing advanced solutions such as the Arbitrator, along with our security and wireless expertise, is a winning combination."

The purchased Arbitrator systems will be installed within 30-60 days and are expected to immediately increase efficiency and provide quality data to the county.

For more information on Computer Service Partners and the Arbitrator system, please visit www.cspinc.com.

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Celebrating their 10th anniversary, Raleigh, North Carolina based Computer Service Partners (CSP) has grown to be a leader in the implementation and deployment of customized IT solutions. CSP engineers are strategically positioned throughout the Carolina's, enabling them to provide professional, personal and timely responses to customer needs. By leveraging strong vendor partnerships and staying on the forefront of emerging technologies, CSP continues to develop its services and offerings to meet today's growing IT needs. For more information on Computer Service Partners, please visit www.cspinc.com.