LAS VEGAS, Jan. 10, 2006 (PRIMEZONE) -- President and CEO Oleg Logvinov of Arkados(tm) Inc., a wholly owned subsidiary of CDKNnet.com (OTCBB:CDKN), will address the IEEE's International Conference on Consumer Electronics in a session focused on the powerline communication market. The session, entitled "SPECIAL SESSION 4.2: Coexist or Clash: Broadband over Powerline and PLC" occurs January 10th at 9 a.m. at the Las Vegas Convention Center in Las Vegas, Nevada.
Mr. Logvinov will present the reasons that establishing open and interoperable standards for the technologies expands and unifies the industry for the ultimate benefit of the consumer. The presentation is titled "End-To-End Approach to the Development of Powerline Communication Technologies."
About Arkados
Arkados Inc. has developed, and plans to manufacture and supply, system-on-chip semiconductors to enable easy-to-use digital connectivity between many consumer entertainment and computing devices. Redefining "plug and play," Arkados solutions are designed to create a virtual, home-wide entertainment and information network enabling digital data to be shared between stereos, radios, computers, speakers, mp3 players, televisions, cable and DSL modems, and a host of other devices. The company's semiconductors are designed to facilitate the production of sophisticated, full-featured products at a lower production cost, faster time-to-market, and a high degree of programmability. Arkados chips are designed to conform to HomePlug Powerline Alliance standards and can also be used for in-building and to-the-home applications.
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