EnerNow and EDLook Create Healthcare Joint Venture; EnerLook Healthcare Solutions to Provide Interactive Television Services for Hospitals Worldwide.

Business Editors/High-Tech, Health & Medical Writers

BOCA RATON, Fla.--(BUSINESS WIRE)--April 24, 2002

EnerNow, Inc. (OTCBB:INPM) and EDLook, LLC today announced the formation of EnerLook(TM) Healthcare Solutions, Inc., a joint venture company that will provide a full range of interactive television and Internet-based services for hospitals worldwide.

Under the joint venture agreement, EnerNow, formerly Inprimis, Inc., is contributing its technology and management expertise and will have 51-percent ownership in the new company, while EDLook, which invested $1.6 million, will have 49-percent equity ownership.

The EnerLook healthcare service is a turnkey interactive solution that is the first to offer both analog and digital capabilities at an affordable cost, opening the door to a host of interactive entertainment and information services for patients and improved administrative services for hospitals.

Patients at participating hospitals will be connected like never before -- having a large array of interactive services, including educational information about the medical procedures they are undergoing, video-on-demand, cable TV, Internet access and attending remote religious services or meetings while in their hospital beds. Hospitals use the system to provide a range of new health education information and real-time administrative services, such as patient surveys, interactive staff training, dietary menus and telemedicine offerings.

Unlike many other technology services, the EnerLook solution is particularly cost-effective for healthcare facilities because there is little up-front expense for providing the services -- and the hospitals can benefit from revenues from the added services. EnerLook will provide the hardware and technical expertise for a nominal installation fee, as well as develop cost-sharing plans dealing with advertising and subscription-based services. Systems can be tailored to meet each hospital's needs -- enabling the hospital to customize the services.

Much of the technology for the EnerLook solution is coming from EnerNow, which is providing its state-of-the-art Media Terminals(TM) based on the Liberate(R) TV Platform(TM) software. EnerNow is also providing numerous media distribution products and software, including its patent-pending truNetTV(TM) software. Through a strategic alliance with Liberate Technologies Inc. (Nasdaq:LBRT), EnerLook is providing a level of quality, customization and array of services previously unavailable.

"EnerLook is well positioned to deliver interactivity to the healthcare industry," said Coleman Sisson, president and chief operating officer of Liberate Technologies. "EnerLook will be the first licensee to bring the Liberate TV Platform to the healthcare market -- providing both hospitals and patients with new interactive services."

"This is really the first time patients can actually access the full range of interactive services they are used to at home, during their hospital stays," said Edward Dubrovsky, president of EnerLook. "I analyzed the market for some time and realized this is the right company, the right technology and the right time for EnerLook and healthcare facilities."

According to the American Hospital Association, there are nearly one million hospital beds in the United States. It is believed that interactive television services are currently available in only one percent of those beds.

"We are particularly excited about this joint venture because it will be the first to offer interactive digital cable to the healthcare industry," said Larry L. Light, president and chief executive officer of EnerNow. "This represents a new market for our technology, continued positive growth of our company and additional evidence of our move from being a product provider to a full-service solution company."

About EnerLook Healthcare Solutions, Inc.

EnerLook Healthcare Solutions, Inc., based in Boca Raton, Florida, is jointly owned by EnerNow, Inc. and EDLook, LLC. The company provides interactive television and Internet services for hospitals and their patients nationwide. Its systems combine on-demand movies, Internet services, cable TV, games, online collaboration, as well as a host of real-time administrative services, such as patient surveys, dietary menus, health education and environmental assistance.

For more information, visit the company's Web site at http://www.enerlook.com or call 561/241-9522.

About EnerNow, Inc.

The company, trading as EnerNow Inc. (OTCBB:INPM), was formerly Inprimis, Inc., in Boca Raton, Florida. EnerNow has three lines of business: EnerNow Technologies Digital Information & Entertainment Products develops and markets advanced digital media distribution products that provide video & movies on demand, Web access, e-mail and interactive TV services delivered through the television with EnerNow Technologies(TM) Interactive Media Terminals(TM), home media gateways, and other products. EnerNow Technologies products are currently used by companies such as Philips Electronics for AOLTV(TM), LodgeNet Entertainment, Skylight Systems, Get Well Network, and KoolConnect Interactive Media.

EnerNow Technologies Engineering Consulting Services (TECS) provides software and hardware design and development services for companies in the interactive TV, semiconductor, video, Internet and multimedia industries. Clients include Liberate, National Semiconductor, Conexant, Philips, AOL, Legato Video, Pegasus, and others.

EnerWatch develops products for the monitoring and elimination of the harmful effects of electromagnetic radiation in power transmission and consumer electronics equipment. For more information, visit the company's Web site at http://www.enernow.com or call 561/997-6227.

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This release contains forward-looking statements within the meaning of the Federal Private Securities Litigation Reform Act of 1995. These forward looking statements involve risks and uncertainties, including, but not necessarily limited to, the change in control of EnerNow and dilution to existing shareholders of EnerNow caused by Ener1's investment, the history of operating losses incurred by EnerNow and its need for additional capital, the receipt of revenue from new contracts, the rate of development of the information appliance market, the successful development and market acceptance of new products and services, the degree of competition in the market for such products and services, competitive pricing practices, dependencies upon key personnel, and low barriers of entry into the software development and services markets. Further, a significant portion of the company's sales is derived from a limited number of customers, the loss of one or more of which could adversely impact operating results. Some of these and other risks are detailed in EnerNow' annual report on Form 10-K for the year ended December 31, 2001, as well as in the company's other filings with the Securities and Exchange Commission. Such risks and uncertainties could cause actual results or performance to differ materially from any future results or performance expressed or implied in the forward-looking statements included in this release.