SANTA ANA, Calif., Dec. 13, 2004 (PRIMEZONE) -- eWAN 1, Inc. (Pink Sheets:EWAN), today successfully conducted a proof of concept test utilizing its proprietary DMC-200 Advance Triple Play Digital Media Center system, combining the functions of set top box, personal computer, home audio, media storage, DVD player, residential gateway, personal video recorder and telephone in a single, easy to use, platform. The Triple play allows for voice, video and data. The test was conducted at an outdoor location two miles from the tower antennae installation.
"We have worked hard over the past two years to imbue the DMC-200 with the very latest broadband technology," remarked William J. Kettle, eWAN's CEO, "and we are gratified our skill, knowledge and expertise have resulted in a precise and faultless product we are now ready to begin supplying to our many customers worldwide."
"We will test the DMC-200 at five miles and ten miles next," said Scott Kettle, eWAN's CIO. "And we expect the same outstanding results."
eWAN recently revealed that Los Angeles-based Vocom International Telecommunications, Inc. (VTI), is providing bridge funding to the Company of $2,000,000, which will be utilized to roll out eWANs WiMax, Hybrid WiFi/WiMax wireless network to the entire Los Angeles basin, including Los Angeles, Orange, Riverside, and San Bernardino counties, more than one thousand square miles.
About eWAN 1, Inc.
eWAN 1, Inc. achieved a technology breakthrough in the "set top box" market by being the first to develop and bring to market a next generation platform that delivers both "triple play" (the combination of voice, video and data) in a single device, and also supports the new video encoding standard from Microsoft -- Windows Media Player 9. EWAN specializes in broadband network solutions including high-speed Internet access, data, gaming, voice and video services.
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