OnScreen Technologies to Participate in Florida Emergency Preparedness Association 2005 Annual Conference.

SAFETY HARBOR, Fla. -- OnScreen Technologies Inc., (OTCBB:ONSC) today announced that it will participate in the week-long Florida Emergency Preparedness Associations 2005 Annual Conference at Universal Studios in Orlando, Florida, from January 31 through February 4.

"Coming off an active hurricane season, much focus has been placed on Florida's emergency and crisis infrastructure and personnel to create better ways to communicate evacuation information to the public," commented OnScreen's Director of Sales Development, Ray Tricarico. "Our presence at the FEPA annual conference will be an important step in raising our products' awareness with key decision makers in the emergency management sector, such as the United States Under-Secretary of Homeland Security of Emergency Preparedness and Response, the Florida Director of Florida's Division of Emergency Management, and other key local Florida participants in the Emergency Management sector. We are looking forward to the opportunity to expose these professionals to our technology and products that we believe will set new standards in effectiveness for emergency responders," continued Tricarico.

OnScreen's RediAlert(TM) product line provides the world's first truly portable Light Emitting Diode (LED) signs for emergency response using OnScreen's proprietary technology, addressing communication issues in ways never before possible. Powered and transported by any vehicle, this product line gives highly-visible emergency information or messages in just minutes of set up time. It is single-person deployable, and the signage text can be controlled remotely from a variety of encrypted wireless technologies.

About The Florida Emergency Preparedness Association (FEPA)

FEPA is an organization of Emergency Management professionals created for the purpose of advancing the Emergency Management programs of the State of Florida and its 67 counties in an effort to preserve and protect the quality of life for 16 million Florida residents. FEPA, the Florida Division of Emergency Management (DEM), and the Federal Emergency Management Agency (FEMA) work together as partners to prepare for, respond to, recover from, and mitigate natural and technological disasters throughout the state. By working together Emergency Managers across Florida help each other develop and carry out their programs for all of the people of Florida. More information on FEPA can be found at www.fepa.org.

About On-Screen Technologies, Inc.

OnScreen Technologies, using a revolutionary patent-pending technology, is developing next generation LED video displays to provide communication solutions for the Department of Transportation, Homeland Security, law enforcement, emergency responders and outdoor advertising. The OnScreen(TM) technology produces LED display signs that are lighter, brighter and less expensive to install and support than current LED signs in the marketplace. More about OnScreen Technologies is available at www.OnScreenTech.com and at www.RediAlert.com

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