Keyspan 4-Port Print Server breaks the $100 price barrier. Takes the
mystery out of networked inkjet and photo printers

Richmond, CA - June 27, 2005 -- Keyspan, the leader in USB connectivity*,
announced its new 4-Port Print Server that makes it easy to turn a USB
printer into a network printer. Priced at $99, the print server provides
four USB 2.0 full speed ports for connecting to printers from Brother,
Canon, Epson, HP, Lexmark, and other leading vendors.

Unlike other low-cost print servers, the Keyspan 4-Port Printer Server
provides bi-directional communication with connected printers. It not only
transmits print jobs to the printer -- it also delivers printer status
information (i.e. ink and paper levels) back to the PC.

For use with USB laser, inkjet, photo, and label printers as well as
plotters, the Keyspan 4-Port Print Server lets you print from a PC or Mac
on an Ethernet or Wi-Fi network. It supports static IP, DHCP, and Apple's
Rendezvous. Client PCs must be running Windows 2000, Windows XP, or Mac OS
X 10.3 or later.

"Until now, users have had to choose between an inexpensive print server
that could not report ink and paper levels and an expensive print server
that was bi-directional," note Mike Ridenhour, president of Keyspan. "The
Keyspan 4-Port Print Server delivers the convenience of a bi-directional
print server at a new affordable price."

About Keyspan

Keyspan products provide "Connections for Your Computer." Keyspan cards,
cables, hubs and adapters provide reliable connectivity solutions for the
home, school and office. Editors can reach Keyspan at 510-222-0131 or via
e-mail at infoatkeyspandotcomcom. The Keyspan website is located at
http://www.keyspan.com.