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`UNITED STATES
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`Cobra Electronics
`
`Q1 2007 Media Coverage
`
`I
`
`,
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`NOSI
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`M
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`‘
`
`A
`OUTLET .
`ABC News Online
`
`MEDIA
`TYPE
`HEADLINE
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`Online Electronics Show OpensZ
`10,72711
`
`Digital Media Net Newswire Online the Radar1
` 1
`
`DATE
`1/8/2007
`
`1/8/2007
`
`1/8/2007
`
`Auto Spies
`
`Online
`
`Detector Is Invisible
`
`1/8/2007 Mobile Whack
`1/8/2007 Motor Trend
`
`Online
`
`Performance Remote Series
`Now This Is Cool
`
`81,462
`502,590
`
`1/8/2007 MSN Money
`
`Online
`
`the Radar
`
`12,606,000-
`
`
`
`-Netscape Online Performance Remote Series -
`-Traffic Cameras May Be EasierTo Avoid,
`
`Online
`
`155,000
`1/8/2007 WBBM780.com
`1,500,000
`1/8/2007
`Yahoo! Tech
`1/8/2007 we.N Morning News T 95,940
`
` 1/8/2007 CNN Headline News
`304,000
`1/8/2007
`CNN American M0rninQ 492,000
`1/8/2007
`Good Morning America 4,600,000
`
`City Doesn't Oppose New Short Cut
`
`1/8/2007 WCCO—AM Minneapolis— 78,000
`Cobra Launches Extended Range
`Lithium Ion GMRS Two-Way Radios at
`Las Vegas International CES
`
`1/8/2007
`
`Boats Yachts Marinas
`Online
`
`Online
`
`37,442
`
`1/8/2007
`
`T|VICnet.com
`
`Online
`
`1/9/2007 MacroWorld Investor
`
`Online
`
`1/9/2007
`1/9/2007
`1/9/2007
`
`1/9/2007
`
`PC World Online
`Siggraph News
`
`Buy Radar Detectors - The
`Blog
`
`Online
`
`Cobra Electronics Introduces Extended
`
`Range Lithium Ion Two-Way Radios
`Mobile Navigation More Accessible Than
`Ever
`
`GPS Gets Smarter, Cheaper, Sleeker
`Cobra Bows '07 CE Mobile Line
`GPS Gets Smarter, Cheaper, Sleeker
`
`CES 2007: Cobra XRS R9G and XRS
`R97
`
`570,508
`
`50,883
`
`913,137
`2,000
`6,500,000
`
`12,785 i
`
`.
`
`9,161
`Cobra NAV ONE 2100
`1/10/2007 GPS Review
`1.000
`Cobra GPS-GPS Is My Copilot
`1/10/2007
`2,500,000
`Cobra Electronics News
`1/10/2007
`1/10/2007 NPR i
`
`1/11/2007
`
`PC World Online
`
`CES Video: GPS‘ Roundup
`
`2,601,051
`
`

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`Cobra Electronics
`
`Q1 2007 Media Coverage
`
`DATE
`
`‘
`f
`OUTLET A.
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`A
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`V
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`MEDIA
`TYPE
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`-
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`HEADLINE
`Cobra's XRS R9G |nte||iLink Radar
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`b
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`‘
`
`1/11/2007 Technoride
`
`Online
`
`Detector...
`
`1/12/2007 Graveline
`
`1/13/2007 GPS Zoom
`
`WGN - Tom Peterson
`
`Online
`
`Broadcast for the Weekend of January
`12, 2007: lnt'| CES
`
`Cobra NAV ONE 2100
`
`1/14/2007 Show
`
`Broadcast
`
`1/15/2007
`
`PC l\/lagazine Online
`
`Cobra Electronics NAV ONE 2100
`
`Car Audio and Electronics
`1/15/2007 Online
`
`Online
`
`There Are Plenty of Big Cities With Traffic
`Problems...
`
`LaserEye Helps See What's Ahead
`1/15/2007 Daily Herald
`Cobra NAV ONE 2100
`1/18/2007 Navigadget
`Winners from Vegas
`1/18/2007 The Record
`High-tech Marvels Have |\l.J. Connection
`1/18/2007 Bergen Record
`Winners from Vegas
`1/18/2007 Builder Online
`High-tech Marvels Have N.J. Connection
`1/18/2007 NorthJersey.com
`1/22/2007
`TVWCE’ ms Week. '“ TWICE On The CES Scene
`
`Consumer Electronics
`
`NOSI
`
`30,500
`
`2,000
`
`1,000
`
`32,000
`
`1,453,613
`
`4,383
`
`31,239
`100,000
`336,970
`1,994
`16,955
`88,738
`19,112
`
`1,269,000
`Red Light Cameras Stir Controversy
`1/22/2007 CBS News (Online)
`1/22/2007_ 3.000.000
`
`Hansgrohe North America Names K&B IndustryVeteran Al DeGenova Directorof
`
`Online
`
`Marketing
`
`1/25/2007
`1/29/2007
`
`LBM Journal Online
`
`1/29/2007 KTVK-TV
`Petersen's 4 Wheel/Off
`
`Cobra Radar Detector GPS Traffic Light
`Broadcast Camera Locator
`.
`.
`
`0
`440,014
`
`86,389
`
`393,150
`
`1251045 ‘
`
`2/1/2007
`
`2/1/2007
`
`2/1 /2007
`2/1/2007
`2/1/2007
`2/1/2007
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`Petersen's 4 Wheel/Off
`Road
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`Pri
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`t
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`”
`
`40 Fabulous Rides
`
`Capable and Versatile Chart Plotters
`
`A New Current U
`RIS Media's Real Estate The Goods
`116,550
`Newp0rt's Roadstar
`Getting There
`38,390
`Consumer Reports
`GPS l\lavigtors -
`3,700,000
`
`

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`Cobra Electronics
`
`Q1 2007 Media Coverage
`
`'
`MEDIA
`DATE
`OUTLET .
`TYPE
`HEADLINE
`T
`2/10/2007 Realtor Magazine Online 19 New Gadgets for Real Estate
`2/11/2007 South Florida Sun-Sentinel Time to Showboat in Miami
`2/12/2007 Consumer Electronics
`Cellphones May Become Traffic Probes
`
`TWICE, This Week In
`
`.
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`.
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`,
`
`,
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`2/12/2007 WBRZ—TV
`
`2/14/2007 WKRG—TV
`2/15/2007
`2/16/2007 Marketnews.ca
`2/16/2007 South Florida Sun-Sentinel
`
`.
`
`.
`
`Cobra Radar Detector GPS Traffic Light
`Broadcast Camera Locator
`Cobra Radar Detector GPS Traffic Light
`Broadcast Camera Locator
`I'd Be Lost Without M GPS
`Cobra Debuts NAV ONE 2100 GPS
`Oenin Da
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`Yamaha Unveils its Biggest Outboard on
`
`.
`
`2/18/2007 Radar Detector
`2/19/2007 Chicao Sun-Times
`.
`.
`
`.
`
`Radar Detector ''Blog Archive" Cobra
`Electronics to Host Webcast...
`Where GPS is Headed Next
`Cell Phones Pushing Way Into GPS
`
`2/19/2007 Chicago Sun Times Online Where is GPS Headed Next?"
`
`2/19/2007 Chicago Tribune Online
`
`2/20/2007 TackleTour
`2/22/2007
`
`Cell Phones Pushing Way Into GPS
`Market
`Cobra Electronics New Line of Marine
`
`-VHF Radios Offer Unique Features forAll
`
`Online
`
`Outdoor Adventures
`
`2/25/2007
`3/1/2007
`3/1/2007
`3/1/2007
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`4-Wheel Drive + sport
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`Never Stop for Directions Again
`Electronics Show
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`Window Shopping at the Consumer
`
`Plugged into 2007: An Electronics
`
`3/4/2007
`3/5/2007
`
`New Cell Phones Are Pushing Their Way
`Into the GPS Market
`Belleville News-Democrat
`GPSLodge.com Cobra Sales Up 14% - Led by GPS
`Cobras are in the house and mistakes
`
`3/7/2007
`
`Panbo.com
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`are made
`
`3/8/2007
`3/8/2007
`
`The Fisherman
`
`Cobra Debuts 40-KM Two-Way Radios
`What's New for 2007 Marine Electronics
`
`1
`
`NOSI
`
`702
`299,947
`19,112
`
`20,260
`_
`13,108
`39,775
`295,000
`299,947
`
`0
`1,033,495
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`1,745,763
`
`679,733
`
`500,000
`0
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`150.066
`60.125
`115,640
`77,700
`
`32,972
`
`1,250
`
`295,000
`83,250
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`

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`Cobra Electronics
`
`Q1 2007 Media Coverage
`
`DATE
`
`OUTLET" _
`
`MEDIA
`TYPE
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`HEADLINE
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`NOSI
`
`3/9/2007
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`Financia|s.com
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`Annual Reports, Stock Quotes and more E
`
`3/10/2007
`
`NewsBlaze
`
`3/12/2007
`
`3/12/2007
`
`3/12/2007
`
`TWICE, This Week In
`Consumer Electronics
`
`TWICE, This Week In
`Consumer Electronics
`
`TWICE, This Week In
`Consumer Electronics
`
`3/1 2/2007
`
`hereshow.ca
`
`3/1 9/2007
`
`The Buffalo News
`
`3/19/2007
`
`Forbes.com
`
`3/20/2007
`
`Chicago Sun-Times
`
`3/20/2007
`
`Suntimes.com
`
`3/20/2007
`
`Autochannei.com
`
`Online
`
`Print
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`Print
`
`Print
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`Online
`
`Print
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`Online
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`Print
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`Online
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`Online
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`Delivering Realizable Solutions Through
`Informed Innovation With PDT Live on
`MN1.com
`
`Cobra Reports Double—Digit Q4 Sales
`Gain
`
`PNDs Pose Dilemma For Specialists
`
`Cobra Plans PND With 5" Screen
`
`Cobra Debuts 40-KM Range Two-Way
`Radios
`
`Cell Phones Find Way Into GPS Market
`
`MlNl USA Chooses Clear Channel
`Radio's Total Traffic Network
`
`Cobra Knows it Has to Keep Moving
`Ahead or Die
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`Cobra Knows It Has to Keep |\/loving
`Ahead or Die
`MINI USA Chooses Clear Channel
`Radio's Total Traffic Network
`
`76,449
`
`57,337
`
`76,449
`
`2,000
`
`131,102
`
`1,110,528
`
`1,033,495
`
`1,745,763
`
`90,581
`
`3/31/2007
`
`World of Boating
`
`Broadcast
`
`Cobra handheld Marine VHF Radio
`Total
`
`500,000
`
`83,055,187
`
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`EXHIBIT 55
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`SMART COMPUTING IN
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`DECEMBER 2006
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`Compiled by Rod Scher
`Graphics 6- Design by Lindsay Anker
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`Handy Devices Now Common In Cars, Boats & Shirt Pockets
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`Here’s a roundup of some of our favorite GPS units,
`t was a revolution, but a very quiet one. A few years
`Iago GPS (global positioning system) devices were
`along with some pertinent info about each. Keep in mind
`that there are dozens of manufacturers, many of which are
`not represented here; this sampling is merely a collection
`of devices that we were able to test and that we’re comfort-
`able recommending.
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`difficult—to—use, very expensive, and not particularly
`common: suddenly, they're simple, relatively affordable,
`and ubiquitous. (Many are also small enough to fit in
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`counts; www.deluogps.com), Includes solid maps from NAVTEQ, a
`3.5-inch color display, and large, easy-to-use buttons, which are a
`definite help when trying to press a button in a moving car. (Or if
`your eyes aren't what they used to be.)
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`i _§o_b_ra_'s Nav One 4500 ($999.95; www.cobra.com)
`provides millions of P0ls (polnts of interest) dis-
`played on a large (5.2-inch) color screen thafs read-
`able even in bright daylight. For an additional
`charge, you can add a trafflc monitor that overlays
`accidents and other traffic Info on the maps. The in-
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`maps ofthe entire country.
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`to a POI by clicking a photo of it.The 4-inth touch-
`screen is bright and easy-to—read. The unit offers
`Fuel and Park buttons, both very handy when run-
`nlng low on gas or when trying to find a parking
`spot. Note that by the time you read this, the iCN750
`may have been replaced by Navman's N60i. At $599,
`the new unlt is not only less expensive, but it's also
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`definitely a connection between your computer and
`most of these devices. Consider the fact that maps
`change: New highways are added, old roads closed, new
`developments are built, and street names change. Not
`all GPS units offers enough storage to hold street-level
`maps of the entire country, so there must be some pro-
`vision for adding and/or updating maps. The software
`that displays the maps and routes changes, too: As with
`any other software, bugs must be fixed and new fea-
`tures must be added.
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`As GPS technology has matured, we've seen a definite trend
`toward easier-to-understand, more user-friendly interfaces.
`Almost all such devices let you quickly and easily find and navi-
`gate to a specific POI via a process similar to that noted below,
`which we've illustrated using the Cobra Nav One 4500.
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`How does this updating take place? Usually through
`a USB cable connected to your PC.Just run the utility
`software included with your device and follow the on-
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`Lowrance’s iWay 500C ($799, less any rebates; www.lowrance.com)
`is the only unit in our roundup to bear a ”marine” designation.
`Designed to be mounted in a car or boat (interestingly, it also comes
`with a motorcycle handlebar mount), the device is said to be not
`merely water-resistant, but waterproof. (We tested. It's definitely
`waterproof, but it isn't waterproof indefinitely.) This is a very sturdy
`unit that can take lots ofabuse, and its 5-inch display is easy to read.
`In spite of the "marine” designation, don't count on it for serious off-
`shore navigating: It won't accept true NOAA charts. On land, though,
`this unit works extremely well; it's definitely one of our favorites.
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`These days, most name—brand GPS units are more
`than serviceable: They quickly lock on to several GPS
`satellites; display clear, easy-to-read maps; deliver un-
`derstandable audio directions; and create accurate,
`easy-to-follow routes for travelers. The units themselves
`have largely become commodities. To some extent,
`what differentiates them—and what you’re really
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`for the new year by investing in the MC 600Ci
`chartplotter ($700) from fgpbra (773/889-
`3087; cobra.com). Its 6-inch color screen and
`simple interface will have you itching to try
`it out on new waters as soon as the weather
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`warms. The 600Ci cuts a low profile with its
`internal antenna, and it has so many bells
`and whistles, you'll wonder how you got by
`beforehand. With its built—in cartography or
`C-Map electronic chart cartridges, you can
`View maps in either top-down or 3D modes, and
`a customizable alarm system will alert you when
`you've arrived at your way point, are off course or are
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`cities. Utilizing a SiRF chipset, the Nav One has
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`stopped traffic, to help drivers escape from traffic incidents and congestion.The
`My Favorite Brands feature stores more than 600 brands in categories such as
`restaurants, large retail chains, and famous coffee shops, providing drivers easy
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`Entrepreneuncom
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`Review of GPS Devices
`No matter where your business travels take you, one of these GPS devices will help you find the best route to get the
`By Amanda C. Kooser
`Entrepreneur Magazine - December 2006
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`URL: h_ttp://vvyvw.entrepreneur,g9rn/technology/gear/article1ZQ496_.ht
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`Paper maps belong in the past. New GPS technologies have put interactive, real-time digital directions within reach of any
`entrepreneur. A GPS device is the perfect complement to a highly mobile business lifestyle where you need to navigate unfan
`and get to your destination on time. Portable GPS systems (rather than automobile built-ins) can tag along with you whether y
`the company car, flying off to pick up a rental or just getting around in your hometown.
`
`Portable GPS units come in many flavors, including stand-alone devices and GPS built into a PDA or a cell phone. We're roui
`portable stand-alone GPS units. Look for a screen that's easy to read in daylight and for a device with preloaded maps that cc
`stomping grounds so you don't have to download extra maps right off the bat.
`
`The Magellan RoadMate 2000 is a compact unit that comes preloaded with maps of the lower 48 states, turn-by-turn voice gu
`and 1.3 million points of interest such as lodging, airports and restaurants. At $399 (all prices street), it's a low-cost way to gel
`with a basic portable GPS system. The Lowrance iWay 350C clocks in at a similar price—$400—and also features a 3.5-inch
`touchscreen.
`
`At the upper end of the spectrum, you'll find Cobra's $800 NavOne 4500. That price tag gets you a roomy 5-inch touchscreen
`to real-time‘ traffic updates in 48 metropolitan areas (subject to a subscription service), preloaded U.S. and Canadian maps, 2-
`maps, automatic screen brightness adjustment and 7 million points of interest», including banks and gas stations. At 1.3 pound
`won't want to carry it around in your pocket, but it can transfer easily from car to car.
`
`The $400 Lowrance iWay 350C aspires to be more than just a GPS device. It also comes packed with an MP3 player, FM mo
`and picture viewer. Music and photos can be loaded through an MMC/SD card slot. If you like your entertainment bundled will
`GPS, it's an option to consider. The Rand McNally GPS Navigator is a $500 bundle that includes a built-in MP3 player and a |
`atlas. Also riding this multifunction trend is the Mio Digiwalker H610, which adds a video player and games to the MP3 and G
`Best of all, it fits everything into a truly pocket-size package with a 2.7-inch screen. If you're looking for an extremely portable
`convergence device, the $499 H610 covers a lot of ground and would be at home in your hand as well as in your car.
`
`The $950 Garmin Nuvi 660 is designed to make your driving life easier. A large 4.3-inch touchscreen anchors the unit. Freque
`will appreciate the Bluetooth, speaker and microphone that let the 660 double as a hands-free cellular speaker-phone for mak
`receiving calls. At 6.2 ounces, you can still move it from vehicle to vehicle as needed.
`
`The TomTom One is a $500 option that features the well regarded TomTom navigation software. It can be upgraded with Ton
`services for traffic and weather updates if you have a compatible Bluetooth mobile phone and GPRS data subscription.
`
`If money is no object, you can expect your portable GPS to sing to you, update you on the local traffic situation, show off your
`on a large screen, give you a 3-D birds-eye map option and deftly reroute you around problem areas with its preloaded maps.
`budget is less than $500, you can still expect a solid and lightweight device with spoken instructions to help you find your way
`travels. It's just a matter of how many bells and whistles you're willing to pay for.
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`Headline: Midwest Technology Companies on Display at.2007 International CES
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`Source Web Page: http://www.forbes.com/businesswire/feeds/businesswire/2006/12/13/
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`12.13.06, 4:50 PM ET
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`More than 130 technology companies from the Midwest region of the United States will
`showcase their latest consumer electronics products at the 2007 International CES,
`the
`world's largest consumer technology tradeshow, January 8-11 in Las Vegas, Nevada. These
`exhibiting companies represent more than 30 consumer technology categories,
`including
`accessories, broadband, digital imaging, electronic gaming, high—performance audio, home
`theater, mobile electronics, robotics, VoIP and wireless communications.
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`in the show's
`The 2007 International CES promises to be the largest and most successful
`40-year history, with 2,700 exhibitors debuting the latest innovations in consumer
`technology to an expected 140,000 industry buyers, distributors, engineers, installers,
`financial analysts,
`top-level executives, media and industry professionals.
`
`“As Auvi continues to grow brand awareness in the retail market, CES is the ideal setting
`to showcase our innovative product line to prospective buyers and distributors as well as
`CE industry leaders and the media," said Santosh Patel, CEO and president of Auvi
`Technologies,
`located in St. Charles, Missouri.
`"The international diversity of the show
`also serves as a stepping stone for developing new sales channels into markets outside of
`the U.S. This will be Auvi's third year of exhibiting and we look forward to another
`successful show."
`
`CES continues to educate attendees on the latest developments and trends in the consumer
`electronics industry. The 2007 International CES will house 280 conference sessions
`featuring more than 860 of the industry's leading speakers, helping attendees discover
`the newest trends, strategies and profit opportunities in the consumer technology
`industry. Conference tracks begin Saturday, January 6, 2007 and focus on key industry
`segments such as digital imaging, emerging electronics, gaming, mobile electronics, high-
`performance audio and home theater.
`
`"Each year, CES ushers in an array of innovative products, setting the stage for consumer
`electronics for the coming year," said Tony Mirabelli, senior vice president of marketing
`and sales for Chicago-based Cobra Electronics, a leading manufacturer of mobile
`communication, radar detection, navigation and marine products. “For Cobra, it's been the
`venue for us each year to unveil our industry-first features. Once again, Cobra is proud
`to be part of this internationally renowned show where we will unveil our latest line of
`products,
`including our award—winning radar/laser detection unit, honored with a 2007 CES
`Innovations Design and Engineering Award.“
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`The 2007 International CES will host more than 20 market-specific Techzones. Half of
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`these Techzones will be housed at Innovations Plus at the Sands/Venetian which also is
`home to the award—winning Innovations Showcase. These TechZones will highlight the latest
`innovations,
`technologies and trends in consumer electronics including Blu—ray, Bluetooth,
`IPTV, consumer VoIP, connected home entertainment and gaming.
`
`"We have selected this year's CES to launch our new parent company, Digital Products
`International
`(DPI Inc.)" said Bill Fetter, CEO of DPI Inc. "The new company will
`encompass all five of our current brands,
`iLive, GoVideo, GPX, Weather X, and Crayola as
`well as future company acquisitions. DPI Inc. will be launching many new exciting
`products across all brands at CES. CES is the industry venue that most effectively
`handles this type of announcement.“
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`The Sands Expo and Convention Center also includes the Anytime-Anywhere TechArena, which
`showcases companies that make the dream of having electronics ubiquitously available a
`reality. Techzones featured within this arena include: The Download, ExpressCard,
`Podcasting and IPTV.
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`including keynote speeches,
`For more news on CES before, during and after the show,
`individual conference sessions and Techzones, visit www.CESweb.org,
`the interactive
`source for CES information.
`
`Note to Journalists: Press and analyst registration is available at CESweb.org. Detailed
`press conference information is also available in the Press Room section of CESweb.org.
`Journalists are encouraged to arrive in Las Vegas by Saturday, January 6, 2007 to take
`advantage of all the pre—show press events,
`including State of the Industry, presented by
`Sean Wargo, High-Performance Audio & Home Theater at CES, and CES Unveiled,
`the official
`press event of the 2007 International CES all on January 6, 2007 in the Venetian.
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`About CEA:
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`The Consumer Electronics Association (CEA) is the preeminent trade association promoting
`growth in the consumer technology industry through technology policy, events, research,
`promotion and the fostering of business and strategic relationships. CEA represents more
`than 2,100 corporate members involved in the design, development, manufacturing,
`distribution and integration of audio, video, mobile electronics, wireless and landline
`communications,
`information technology, home networking, multimedia and accessory
`products, as well as related services that are sold through consumer channels. Combined,
`CEA's members account for more than $125 billion in annual sales. CEA's resources are
`available online at www.CE.org,
`the definitive source for information about the consumer
`electronics industry.
`
`CEA also sponsors and manages the International CES — Defining Tomorrow's Technology. All
`profits from CES are reinvested into industry services,
`including technical training and
`education,
`industry promotion, engineering standards development, market research and
`legislative advocacy.
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`UPCOMING EVENTS
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`-— CES Unveiled: The Official Press Event of the International CES January 6, 2007, Las
`Vegas, NV
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`—— 2007 International CES January 8-11, 2007, Las Vegas, NV
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`Digital Music Forum East February 27-28, 2007, New York, NY
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`EHX Spring 2007 March 6-10, 2007, Orlando, FL
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`CEA Washington Forum March 26-28, 2007, Washington, DC
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`Digital Patriots Dinner March 27, 2007, Washington, DC
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`CONNECTIONS(TM): The Digital Home Conference and Showcase May 1-3, 2007, Santa Clara,
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`Hometech Middle East 2007 May 13-15, 2007, Dubai, UAE
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`SINOCES 2007 July 6-9, 2007, Qingdao, China
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`CEA Industry Forum October 15 - 17, 2007, San Diego, CA
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`EHX Fall 2007 November 6-9, 2007, Long Beach, CA
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`The TomTom One
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`features the well-
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`navigation software.
`It can be upgraded
`with TomTom Plus
`services for traffic and
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`weather updates if you have a
`compatible Bluetooth mobile phone
`and GPRS data subscription.
`Ifmoney is no object, you can ex-
`pect your portable GPS to sing to you,
`update you on the local traffic situa-
`tion, show off your pictures on a large
`screen, give you a 3-D birds—eye map
`option and deftly ‘reroute you around
`problem areas with its preloaded maps.
`If your budget is less than $500, you
`can still expect a solid and lightweight
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`you find your way on your travels. It's
`just a matter of how many bells and
`whistles you're willing to pay for.
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`5-inch touchscreen, access to real-time
`traffic updates in 48 metropolitan areas
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`loaded U.S. and Canadian maps, 2-D
`or 3-D maps. automatic screen bright-
`ness adjustment and 7 million points
`of interest, including banks and gas sta-
`tions. At 1.3 pounds, you won’t want to
`carry it around in your pocket, but it
`can transfer easily from car to car.
`The $400 Lowrance iWay 350C as-
`pires to be more than just a GPS de-
`vice. It also comes packed with an MP3
`player, FM modulator and picture
`viewer. Music and photos can be
`loaded through an MMC/SD card slot.
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`with your G\I§r, it's an option to con-
`sider. The Rand McNally GPS Navi-
`gator is a $500 bundle that includes a
`built-in MP3 player and a paper road
`atlas. Also riding this multifunction
`trend is the Mio DigiWalker H610,
`which adds a video player and games
`to the MP3 and GPS mix. Best of all, it
`fits everything into a truly pocket-size
`package with a 2.7-inch screen. If you're
`looking for an extremely portable con-
`vergence device, the $499 H610 covers
`a lot of ground and would be at home
`in your hand as well as in your car.
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`Date of publication: 12-04-2006
`Audience: 189,773 (provided by Nielsen//NetRatings)
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`Headline: The Short Case for Garmin
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`Account Number: 5243CV
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`Will Gabrielski submits: Garmin ( GRMN
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`e Street's 2007 EPS estimates, and should
`) shares are extremely overvalued at 23 times th
`oliday season. Not only are analysts
`begin to decline as we move closer to the 2006 h
`using unrealistic gross and operating margin ass
`umptions for 2007 and beyond as year/year
`most are valuing the company's hardware-
`revenue growth decelerates due to ASP declines,
`only model inline with companies with significant intellectual property and recurring
`revenues, such as Research in Motion ( RIMM
`
`). Garmin is undeniably benefiting from a surge
`(PNDs). Revenue is forecast by analysts to grow
`expected to surge 50% from 2005 levels to $3.65
`and seemingly calls for a lofty valuation given
`plus unit growth,
`the company will soon face an
`producers. In turn,
`the company's device only mo
`pressure,
`thus leading to EPS growth shortfalls
`Shares have 50% potential downside from a recent
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`in demand for portable navigation devices
`65% to $1.5 billion in 2006 with EPS
`a share. While this growth is impressive,
`industry forecasts for continued 100%
`influx of competition from lower cost
`del will succumb to significant pricing
`and valuation multiple contraction.
`price of $50.60.
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`Drivers of Recent Growth: 1. Resilient average s
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