Pulse-LINK Introduces First Ultra Wideband Whole-Home Interactive HD Solution at CES-2007.

Demonstrations Feature Simultaneous Operation of HANA and DLNA High Definition Devices Over a Shared Coax Network

LAS VEGAS -- UWB innovator Pulse~LINK, Inc., who demonstrated the industry's first wireless HDMI solution last year at CES, will again present a number of new innovations for digital home networking at the International Consumer Electronics Show in Las Vegas, January 8-11, 2007.

Pulse~LINK will be introducing its CWave[TM] Whole-Home Interactive HD[TM] solution with demonstrations at numerous high-profile CES locations including booths and meeting rooms hosted by the High Definition Audio-Video Network Alliance (HANA), the Digital Living Network Alliance (DLNA), Texas Instruments, and Vivid Logic- in addition to Pulse~LINK's booth #26621 in the TechHome TechZone, South Hall 2, at the Las Vegas Convention Center. Pulse~LINK will also premiere its award-winning CWave[TM] Ultra Wideband (UWB) technology with demonstrations at the CES Unveiled press preview, January 6, and a special CES HANA reception on January 9, 2007.

Pulse~LINK is the first semiconductor company to deliver a solution capable of true room-to-room networking of interactive HD multimedia content from a hybrid wired/wireless chipset. CWave enables IPTV functionality for High Definition content located anywhere in the home to be shared throughout the home using the existing coax backbone with wireless connectivity in each room from the same chipset.

CWave will be featured in the industry's first demonstration of simultaneous operation of 1394 and Ethernet supported devices over shared coax and wireless media. A combination of devices, including HDTVs, Blu-ray Players, DVRs, Media Center PCs, and Multimedia Storage devices, will be used to showcase room-to-room connectivity of HD content with interactive menu selection guides. Among them will be the new DLNA CERTIFIED[TM] Pioneer[R] Elite[R] Blu-ray Disc player and PureVision[R] high-definition plasma TV, DLNA CERTIFIED Sony Media Center Laptops, HANA enabled DVRs and HDTV's supplied by Samsung, and Indigita A/V hard drives supplied by IntellaSys. Demonstrations will also showcase Pulse~LINK's ability to wirelessly stream 1080p HD content within a room between a Media center PC and a wirelessly connected HDTV.

HANA is initially focused on an approach based on 1394 to network HD content around the home. An Ethernet-over-coax connection allows for the establishment of an Ethernet network between rooms for products, such as a DLNA CERTIFIED device, that would need an IP connection. Pulse~LINK's ability to simultaneously deliver 1394 AND Ethernet over a single coaxial cable enables products based on either network to coexist within the same home.

CWave's superior Gigabit performance easily enables Pulse~LINK to demonstrate four simultaneous 1080p HD streams delivered across a common coaxial cable backbone representing source and display devices located in four different rooms throughout a home. Using each HDTV's remote control, interactive on-screen menus allow users to select HD content from a variety of HD content sources that are located in each of the other rooms with the ability to pause, fast-forward and fast-rewind the HD program while it is being viewed.

"No doubt you will be seeing the coolest electronics devices and the most exciting equipment for digital home entertainment coming out in the New Year at the 2007 International CES," states Bruce Watkins, Pulse~LINK President/COO. "What consumers want most though, is to simply connect together these wonderful new HDTVs, DVRs, DVD Players, and Media Center PCs located around their home without installing any new wires and to be able to share high quality content between them throughout the home at the press of a button on their TV's remote control. Imagine being able to record an HDTV program on your family room DVR and play it later in the master bedroom. And at the same time, share movies, games, music, and your collection of family photos stored on a PC in the home office with friends gathered around the nice new beautiful 50" HDTV display in the family room. It seems like such a simple concept but, until CWave, the technology to enable this throughout the home using the existing wiring has not been available."

Pulse~LINK's CWave[TM] Media Bridge Adapter and Chipsets, with simultaneous support for 1394 and Ethernet-over-coax and wireless connections, will be available to CE manufacturers for the design of new consumer electronics devices in Q1 07. Electronic Links International recently announced the introduction of its 1394-over-coax adapter based on and incorporating Pulse-LINK's CWave technology.

Pulse~LINK is the recipient of a 2007 CES Innovations Design and Engineering Award for its CWave UWB chipset.

About Pulse~LINK, Inc.

Pulse~LINK, Inc. is a privately-held Delaware Corporation headquartered in Carlsbad, California, with nearly 300 issued and pending patents pertaining to UWB wired and wireless communications technology. Pulse~LINK's CWave[TM] solution provides up to Gigabit data rates over coax and wireless networks from the same chipset, enabling consumers the unprecedented ability to stream and distribute high quality multimedia content throughout the home. CWave[TM] solutions have the ability to support both 1394 and Gigabit Ethernet-over-coax as well as wireless HDMI. For additional information about Pulse~LINK, Inc., please visit: http://www.pulselink.net.

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