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`Developer of the 215' Century Restaurant® system for wireless ordering and payment processing finds new name more descriptive ofproduct
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`SAN DIEGO, CA, March 6, 2001 —Ameranth Technology Systems, Inc. announced today that it has
`officially changed its name to Ameranth Wireless, Inc. This name change represents a rebirth of the
`company, which has traditionally supplied custom developed and integrated handheld software to large
`corporations. Ameranth found demand for their services so great, that development of a shrink-wrapped
`restaurant product was in order. This product, the 21st Century Restaurant® software version 2.0 for
`wireless ordering and payment processing, is currently in beta testing and will be available for integration
`with Aloha Tab|eService POS on March 8th. The company further felt that the name Ameranth Wireless
`better expressed their sound commitment to putting “Wireless to WorkT""
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`“Ameranth makes software enabling PocketPC handhelds to wirelessly communicate with fixed
`information systems,” said Ameranth CEO W.J. Kitchen. “While we do help our customers in customizing
`and obtaining the whole system—inc|uding the hardware—we are focusing on the development of plug
`and play software products such as the 21st Century Restaurant for wireless ordering and payment
`processing. The name ‘Ameranth Wire|essT""’ is concise and helps us differentiate ourselves from VARs
`and systems integrators.”
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`The 213‘ Century Restaurant software version 2.0 is being launched at Aloha Technologies Focus 2001
`show in Dallas, Texas, on March 8th. The software, which runs on Microsoft® Windows® Powered
`PocketPC handheld computers and communicates via Wireless Local Area Networks (WLANs,) interfaces
`with legacy POS systems for wireless tableside ordering and payment processing. The 21st Century
`Restaurant system is currently installed in two beta locations with Aloha Technologies POS.
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`For more information, please visit www.ameranth.com or call 1 (888) AMERANTH.
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`AMERANTH WlRELESS,"" INC (www.ameranth.com) is a leading provider of wireless system software
`to the hospitality industry. The Company’s software applications, which run on PocketPC wireless
`handheld computers, communicate with legacy back office systems over wireless LANs—moving the point
`of activity from fixed terminals to where it be|ongs—by the customer's side. Ameranth's 21st Century
`Restaurant system is set to become the industry standard for wireless ordering and payment processing in
`restaurants.
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`For additional information you may e-mail info@ameranth.com
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`Ameranth Wireless
`12230 El Camino Real, Suite 330
`San Diego, CA 9213o.2o9o
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