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AMSTERDAM and MAYNARD, Mass., Jan. 31 /PRNewswire-AsiaNet/ –

Revolabs Solo XLR Adapter Joins Innovative Family of Products

Revolabs, Inc., dedicated to enhancing enterprise collaboration and
corporate productivity through innovative wireless solutions, today announced
the introduction of the new Revolabs Solo(TM) XLR Adapter, a universal wireless
adapter for use with standard handheld microphones. The Solo XLR Adapter joins
the industry’s leading family of wireless solutions for enterprise meeting
rooms and collaborative spaces, enabling firms to achieve superior quality
audio for business purposes. When paired with the Revolabs’ Solo Executive or
Solo Desktop wireless microphone systems, the new Solo XLR
Adapter achieves the highest degree of flexibility available today.

The announcement was made at the Integrated Systems Europe Exhibition and
Conference, beginning today in Amsterdam, where Revolabs is an exhibiting
vendor (booth #L60).

"Business is not always done around a table, and the Solo XLR Adapter
reflects that reality," said Martin Bodley, Revolabs’ President and Chief
Executive Officer. "The Solo XLR Adapter allows businesses to literally ‘pull
the plug’ on their existing wired handheld microphones being used for Q&A
sessions, town meeting formats or the like," Bodley said that the Solo XLR
Adapter is designed to easily attach to the bottom of any dynamic handheld
microphone and comes with an internal rechargeable battery, giving meeting
participants and organizers instant wireless freedom. "Companies no longer need
to duct tape wires across the floor before important meetings. They no longer
have to scramble for batteries, or worry about not having enough microphones."

The lightweight Solo XLR Adapter, weighing only half an ounce, is a true
extension of the Solo family with the same award-winning design, style, elegant
form factor, RF interference immunity, security, and most obviously, the
absence of wires. All Revolabs Solo(TM) products contain MaxFlex(TM)
technology, enabling any combination of up to 16 (24 in Europe) Solo Wearable,
Tabletop Microphones or XLR Adapters in a single area, covering the business
audio needs of businesses of virtually all sizes. The stylish small form factor
and features like data encryption make the patented Solo XLR Adapter a true
breakthrough product in the industry.

Each Solo XLR Adapter measures .9" x .8" x 3.6". Additional features
include:

* A range of up to almost 100 feet (30 meters)
* 128-bit digital encryption
* Audio bandwidth of 100-8,000 Hz, covering all business applications
Compatible with standard dynamic type microphones
* Eight hours battery life (rapid recharge of two hours)
* 1.75 gram weight (0.50 oz)

"Today’s team rooms and collaborative spaces are being used for a variety
of reasons, including small teleconferences, videoconferencing, project
meetings, large town hall presentations, training sessions, panel discussions,
podcasting and webcasts," said Bodley. "The full line of Revolabs Solo products
provide companies with tremendous flexibility to optimize audio performance for
the many demands of these critical spaces, thus maximizing the benefits from
their capital equipment investments."

The new Solo XLR Adapter is compatible with either the Solo Executive four-
or eight-channel systems, or the standalone Solo Desktop system, using the same
recharge stations as other Solo microphones. It will be available by the end of
March 2007, with an MSRP of $199.00.

About Revolabs
Revolabs, based in Maynard, Massachusetts, is a wireless solutions company
committed to enhancing enterprise collaboration through innovative wireless
systems. Its products are used across a wide range of vertical industries,
including financial services, higher education, medical, legal services and
more. For more information, visit http://www.revolabs.com, or call
800.326.1088.

SOURCE: Revolabs, Inc.

CONTACT: Jean Pierre Carney of Revolabs, Inc.,
+1-978-897-5655 ext 112,
jpcarney@revolabs.com, or

Steve Friedberg of MMI Communications,
+1-610-518-7474,
steve@mmicommunications.net

Web site: http://www.revolabs.com