FREMONT, Calif., Nov. 1, 2000 (PRIMEZONE) -- Digital Power Corporation (AMEX:DPW) today announced that EE Product News, the leading publication for electrical product news about manufacturers, computer companies, and equipment, has chosen Digital Power's eP300 open-frame switcher as one of the "best of the best" products of the year.
The high efficiency eP300, the world's smallest, is used in datacomm, telecomm, computer and peripheral systems and delivers nearly three times the power density of competitive products. "We are very pleased that the editorial staff of EEPN have recognized the innovativeness of our eP300. To be ranked alongside Ultralife (Nasdaq:ULBI), Lucent (NYSE:LU) and others is an independent testimonial to Digital Power's dedication to launch the industry's most exciting and unique products," stated Robert O. Smith, President/CEO.
The eight products chosen by EE Product News as "best of the best" are featured at the Web site www.planetee.com. In a contest similar to the "Survivors" show on television, visitors to the Web are asked to vote a product off the Web site until the very best product of the year is chosen.
Digital Power has nearly 20 years experience designing, developing, manufacturing and marketing switching power supplies for the computer, telecommunications, office automation, medical and industrial markets in the multi-billion dollar power conversion business. Its products are filling the need for an uninterruptible power supply for e-commerce. Digital Power is headquartered at 41920 Christy Street, Fremont, Calif., 94538-3158. The phone number is (510) 657-2635.
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