DIGITAL PROJECTION TO SHOWCASE ITS NEW MEGA MEDIAWALL MULTI-MILLION PIXEL DIGITAL DISPLAY AT GV EXPO 2003

MANCHESTER, UK & KENNESAW, Ga., (October 29, 2003) – Digital Projection International (DPI), an Emmy® Award-winning manufacturer of high-performance projection systems, will demonstrate its new multi-million pixel display, the Mega MediaWall, at the Government Video Technology Expo 2003 (Dec 3 to 4, Washington, D.C., Booth 216).

DPI's Mega MediaWall is a multi-source, custom configurable display with the ability to window numerous applications in one high-resolution, custom aspect ratio image. The system consists of projectors by DPI, a projection screen and Vista System's Montage, a video processing and windowing system specifically designed as a graphics engine for seamless multi-display projection applications.

The Mega MediaWall system to be demonstrated at GV Expo 2003 will consist of three of DPI's single-chip DLP™ iVision sx projectors, a 4-by 13.5-foot Aeroview 100 rear-projection screen from Stewart Filmscreen and Vista's Montage. The system will render an outstanding 3.4 million-pixels on the 4 x 13.5 aspect ratio screen.

"Our demonstration at Government Video Expo will provide the perfect opportunity for attendees to interact with the important capabilities the Mega MediaWall offers", said Mike Levi, president of Digital Projection, Inc. "Mega MediaWall systems can be configured in resolutions up to 8-million total pixels and at nearly any aspect ratio required. Like no other product, they present a highly capable and flexible information display for government application such as briefing rooms, command and control venues and visualisation labs."

Projectors by Digital Projection are used in many of the Government's most demanding applications, including Sandia Laboratories, Lawrence Livermore Laboratories, Oak Ridge Laboratories and the Department of Homeland Security. Digital Projection is GSA listed under contract number GS-03F-0009K.