IntellaSys Joins High-Definition Audio-Video Network Alliance (HANA).

CUPERTINO, Calif. -- IntellaSys Corporation today announced that it has joined the High-Definition Audio-Video Network Alliance (HANA), a cross-industry collaboration of leading companies addressing end-to-end needs of connected HD home entertainment products and services.

"We look forward to leveraging Indigita([R]) technologies to assist HANA in formulating guidelines for secure digital content in high-definition audio-video networks," said Chet Brown, IntellaSys President and CEO. "Network attached storage (NAS) systems designed with our Indigita chips will play a key role in enabling HANA-compliant products such as HDTVs, next-generation HD-DVD players/recorders, personal video recorders (PVRs), digital set top cable boxes, network interface units (NIUs) and home theater systems." He noted that the first HANA-compliant products coming to market will enable consumers to:

* View, pause and record more than five HD channels simultaneously as well as HD stored on a PVR from anywhere in the home without compromising quality of service

* Share personal content from PCs to AV devices, keeping protected content secure

* Control all AV devices and access content with just a single remote per room

* Add any device to the home network with just one cable

"HANA welcomes IntellaSys as its newest contributor member," said Dr. Heemin Kwon, HANA Chairman and Executive Vice President and General Manager, Samsung Electronics. "We look forward to IntellaSys' contributions to our efforts to make the next-generation of consumer electronics products easier to use."

Formalized in October 2005, HANA currently lists more than 30 members involved in the development of digital media products for the consumer electronics market. Promoter members include Charter Communications, Mitsubishi Digital Electronics America, JVC, NBC Universal, Samsung, Sun Microsystems, Texas Instruments, Warner Bros. Technical Operations, and Cablevision. Notable contributor members include AMD, ARM Agere Systems, Analog Devices, Dolby and Marvell. Additional information about HANA is available at www.HANAalliance.org.

About IntellaSys

IntellaSys Corporation is a TPL Group Enterprise focused on developing distributed digital media semiconductor solutions including SEAforth multicore processors, OnSpec Flash media storage products and Indigita content secure connectivity devices. With headquarters in Cupertino, California, IntellaSys operates seven design centers, three of which are in California as well as four others based in Tempe, Arizona; Castle Rock, Colorado; Cincinnati, Ohio; and Vienna, Austria. The TPL Group, founded in 1988, specializes in the development, commercialization and management of IP assets. For more information, visit www.intellasys.net.

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