The National Notary Association, In Conjunction with Interlink Electronics, Inc., Unveils Electronic Notary Journal of Official Acts --Enjoa--.

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NEW YORK--(BUSINESS WIRE)--May 28, 2003

-- Taking Notarization into 21st Century, Enjoa(TM) Provides Notaries

and Consumers with Unprecedented Security,

Flexibility and Efficiency --

The National Notary Association (NNA), in conjunction with its development partner, Interlink Electronics, Inc. (Nasdaq:LINK), today introduced the Electronic Notary Journal of Official Acts (Enjoa(TM)). A state-of-the-art electronic record-keeping system, Enjoa(TM) allows the nation's 4.5 million Notaries to capture and store the handwritten signatures, thumbprints and facial images of document signers to better ensure the integrity of a variety of business transactions. Enjoa(TM) will be unveiled this week at the NNA's 25th Annual Conference in Orlando, Florida, May 28th through May 31st.

"Whether serving American consumers purchasing a first home or Fortune 500 companies executing multi-million dollar transactions, the nation's Notaries play an important role in detecting and deterring document fraud for a variety of business transactions," said National Notary Association President, Milt Valera. "But the nation's Notary system has not kept pace with advancements in technology. Enjoa(TM) is the Notary's solution. Electronically capturing and time-stamping the document signer's signature, thumbprint and photograph, Enjoa(TM) will not log the Notary's journal entry until all of the required information is provided -- making it a powerful fraud-deterrent system as well as a way to standardize the disparate notarial practices across the country."

E. Michael Thoben, Chairman, CEO and President, Interlink Electronics, Inc., added, "In a world transitioning from paper to electronic documents, Enjoa(TM) provides a solution that can bring our nation's Notaries into the 21st century. Combining Interlink's patented and proprietary e-signature technology with fingerprint biometrics, Enjoa(TM) is the much-anticipated tool to usher in the age of electronic notarization. We applaud the National Notary Association for their leadership and vision in pursuing electronic notarization solutions."

About ENJOA(TM) (Electronic Notary Journal of Official Acts)

Using electronic signature and thumbprint technologies from Interlink Electronics, Enjoa(TM) is an alternative to the Notary Public's paper journal, standardizing Notary practices and making journal data more accessible and secure. Usable for any paper-based notarization, Enjoa(TM) is a fraud-deterrence system minimizing the Notary's liability and saving the Notary significant time in keeping records. Enjoa(TM) allows a new ease and speed in recording, retrieving, copying, sending and archiving official notarial records.

Enjoa hardware and software can be installed on any PC running Windows 98 or better. Additional system requirements include a 350+ MHz processor (Intel/Celeron, Athlon/Duron or compatible processor required), at least 128 Mb RAM, and 4 GB or more of available hard disk space. Enjoa's Signature/Bio-Print Pad must be connected to an available USB port on your computer. For a complete list of hardware and software requirements, visit http://www.nationalnotary.org/enjoa/index.cfm?text=enjoaSysReq. ENJOA is available directly from the National Notary Association at 1-800-876-6827, or online at www.nationalnotary.org.

About The National Notary Association

The National Notary Association is committed to educating and serving Notaries throughout the United States. As the foremost authority on the American Notary office, the NNA is dedicated to imparting knowledge, understanding, and unity among all Notaries and instilling in them only the highest ethical standards of conduct and sound notarial practice. The NNA can be found online at http://www.nationalnotary.org.

About Interlink Electronics

Interlink Electronics, Inc. (Nasdaq: LINK) is a global leader in the design and manufacture of intuitive interface technologies and products, including products to hand-sign electronic documents, forms and point-of-sale transactions. The Company's newest e-signature product, ePad-ID, captures both electronic signatures and fingerprints to enable document automation, notarization, and enterprise security access applications.

Interlink Electronics serves a world-class customer-base from its corporate headquarters in Camarillo, CA, and offices in Tokyo and Hong Kong. The company currently holds more than 70 patents on sensor technologies, wireless communications protocols and product design properties. See LINK online at http://www.interlinkelectronics.com/ or in Japan at http://www.interlinkelec.co.jp/

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