One of 12 Men Who Has Walked on the Moon Will Be at Tenvera's International Home Builders Show Booth on Feb. 7.

FRANKLIN, Tenn. -- Only 12 men have ever touched the moon's surface. Charles M. Duke, Jr. of Apollo 16 is one of them. As a pioneer in space, he is joining his friend who has been a pioneer in fiber optic networking for decades as well, Brent J. Ware, CEO of Tenvera, at the International Home Builders Show in Orlando, Fla., on February 7 at the Tenvera booth W4759. Attendees of the trade-show are welcome to come by and have their photos taken with this American hero.

"It is such a pleasure to have Charlie Duke join Tenvera on February 7th as we launch The Tenvera System in Florida in 2007. I watched him when he launched to the moon from Florida in 1972 during the space age. To have him with us now as we introduce a new milestone in the information age is a real honor. He is an American treasure and we are pleased that the guests in our booth will have an opportunity to meet this amazing gentleman," said Ware.

Ware and his team will be at the IHBS with a product that solves the problem that was raised by a number of top technology executives at the CES show, including John Chambers.

Chambers, CEO of Cisco Systems, was quoted by CNET News.com at CES a few weeks ago saying that the killer application will be video, which will create an explosion in terms of the need for network capacity. So instead of network capacity growth rates of 50 percent to 100 percent per year, it will be more like 200 to 500 percent growth, he was quoted as saying.

Ware says, "We have the answer to the killer application challenge Mr. Chambers discussed. The Tenvera System is the first network solution that provides unlimited networking capacity for builders to install behind the walls that handles unlimited bandwidth, being supplied to neighborhoods (Fiber To The Home) by companies such as AT&T, Cisco and Verizon."

Thousands of neighborhoods in the United States have FTTH and nearly 14 million people have access to the FTTH networking system. More than 30 million are expected to have access by 2008. Video, voice and data, media servers and gaming equipment in homes have created a demand for simple convergence. The Tenvera System is the only product on the market today that can meet the challenge of delivering the higher speed services and higher quality video, voice and data transmission into the house and finish the network right to the consumer electronics in your home.

The beauty of The Tenvera System is that it was created to be user friendly:

* It's SIMPLE - easy to install and doesn't require a master electrician 

* It's AFFORDABLE - costs about $1,000 per house to get started

* It's PROFITABLE - builders and home owners realize a 100 percent appreciation in that investment immediately

* It provides killer application - it's the only System that provides enough bandwidth to download uncompressed HD video straight into your consumer electronics.

When companies such as Cisco, AT&T and Verizon are spending billions of dollars a year on getting fiber optic networking to the outside walls of homes and consumer electronics are including fiber optic input jacks, then it would be illogical to leave the network unfinished.

Stay ahead of the bandwidth explosion! Install the Tenvera System and enjoy the high tech Lifestyle.

Visit Tenvera at its IHBS booth W4759 and meet USAF Brigadier General Duke or go to www.tenvera.com to learn more on how you can increase your profit margins.