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{subhead}Mai Logic Press Release{def}
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July 9, 2002
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Mai Logic Incorporated And Eyetech Group Limited Partner
to Capture New Amiga Territory
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FREMONT, CA. July 9, 2002.{p}
Mai Logic Incorporated, a
technology design house of integrated circuits/systems,
today announced an agreement with Eyetech Group Ltd. to
distribute the Teron CX and PX development systems in
Europe, and to distribute production systems based on
the Teron CX and PX designs to the Amiga market
worldwide. Terms of the agreement emphasized both
companies' long-term commitment to foster an unshakeable
partnership and to create a bright future for the Amiga
customers and partners.
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{bold}Eyetech in the Amiga Market{nobold}
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Since it was first conceived in 1985, the same vision
that made the Amiga famous for multimedia development
and delivery in studios, cable stations and with system
developers and users, still gives the Amiga brand a high
profile amongst multimedia developers and carries with
it a highly skilled, vociferous and loyal user base.
Thanks to a vast community of developers dedicated to
using and updating Amiga's small footprint, high
performance operating system, coupled with the advanced
PPC technology enabled by MAI's Articia chipset series,
the Amiga is once more perfectly positioned to become
the most cost-effective delivery platform for 3D and
graphic applications for the current decade and beyond.
"Eyetech has established itself as one of the leading
providers of Amiga hardware and software Worldwide,"
said Alan M. Redhouse, Managing Director of Eyetech
Group. "The high efficiency and mature, designed-in,
multitasking capabilities of the Amiga OS means the new
AmigaOne based on the Teron CX/PX's hardware
architecture will deliver new levels of user
responsiveness far greater than that of equivalently
priced Wintel or Macintosh computers."{p}
"We view the partnership with Mai Logic as an excellent
example of a win-win relationship whereby both parties
can combine their individual areas of expertise and
collectively create a better product with optimal
performance," added Alan.
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{bold}Mai Logic's Platform Capabilities{nobold}
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Teron is the first and the only system that offers AGP
support to Power PC processors. Its outstanding
multimedia features make it a complete, turnkey package
for gaming, presentation, and the entertainment industry
as a whole.
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The advanced Teron PX comes with a 300-pin MegArray
connector, which provides extremely easy configuration
to a range of development platforms driven by single- or
dual- PowerPC microprocessor cards. Jason Hou, CEO of
Mai Logic stated, "We are pulling together our high
performance Teron PX with Eyetech Group's renowned
technology in hardware and software solutions focused on
the Amiga."
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Mai Logic strengthens the ideal environment provided by
Teron for system development by working with its
software partners such as GDA Technologies, Inc. on Boot
code development, ITC Infotech (USA), Inc. on Windows
drivers design, and DATEC Software Solutions on multiple
OS. This combination of technologies will allow
developers to push the envelop in adding to Amiga's
repertoire and advancing an operating system that once
was years ahead of its competition. "With the vertical
total system technologies in place, Mai Logic is in a
position to undertake and execute complex turnkey
development in the areas of ASIC, Board, Firmware,
Real-Time Embedded systems and Systems applications,"
said Jason.
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{bold}About Eyetech Group Limited{nobold}
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Headquartered in Stokesley, UK, Eyetech Group has been
chosen by Amiga Inc as the developer and producer of the
next generation of Amiga hardware to run the new,
PPC-native, Amiga operating system OS4. As well as
delivering and supporting systems for developers and end
users Eyetech has pioneered the use of low cost, high
reliability, high performance Amiga technology for use
in industrial and multimedia delivery systems.
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For more information about Eyetech, visit{p}
{link http://www.eyetech.co.uk}http://www.eyetech.co.uk{end}
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{bold}Mai Logic Incorporated, A Technology Power House{nobold}
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With 30 invention patents granted, 100 more pending in
the fields of IC design, security, and system
engineering, Mai Logic proves itself again and again to
be a technology power house. Mai Logic's innovations
include: Intelligent Memory (iMemory), which enables the
industry's first to run in-field DRAM fault detection
and real-time fault recovery without the need of a
system reboot; Control Pipeline allowing flexible timing
on various system clocks and low power consumption;
Genetic Computing™ for high-level security and privacy;
and Floating Buffer to achieve a true concurrent system.
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Mai Logic is a total solution IC system design house
devoted to customer satisfaction.
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To learn more about Mai Logic, please visit{p}
{link http://www.mai.com}http://www.mai.com{end}
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Articia and Genetic Computing™ a re registered
trademarks or trademarks of Mai Logic Incorporated.
All other names mentioned are trademarks, registered
trademarks or service marks of their respective
companies.
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Mai Logic Contact:{p}
Pam Han{p}
Marketing Manager{p}
510-656-0100 ext. 689{p}
[e-mail]
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Eyetech Group Contact:{p}
Alan M Redhouse{p}
CEO, Eyetech Group Ltd.{p}
[phone]{p}
[e-mail]
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July 9, 2002 Mai Logic Incorporated And Kaiser
Electronics Develop JSF Flight Control/Display System
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November 15, 2001 Mai Logic Chipset Raises the
Price/Performance Bar for Systems Utilizing
Motorola MPC74XX Family of Processors
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August 15, 2001 Mentor ARC Incorporated Unveils
the Articia S, A 133 MHz Chipset
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Copyright 2002 Mai Logic Incorporated. All rights reserved.
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