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Technology Stocks : GraphOn / Unity First Acquisition Corp (GOJO)

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To: Zed who wrote (61)9/29/1999 5:50:00 PM
From: D. K. G.  Read Replies (1) of 255
 
-GRAPHON: GraphOn breathes new life into UNIX and Linux applications

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September 28, 1999 13:10

M2 PRESSWIRE-28 September 1999-GRAPHON: GraphOn breathes new life into UNIX and Linux applications (C)1994-99 M2 COMMUNICATIONS LTD

GraphOn Corporation has put an end to the dilemma faced by UNIX and Linux users over working in a thin, server-based way. The company's products enable users to access their applications across any connection or network from any device using the thinnest of desktops.

GraphOn Corporation, a specialist in thin, server-based connectivity software for open systems, is providing a truly thin, cost-effective solution to accessing business critical UNIX and Linux applications over a WAN, LAN, dial-up or Internet connection.

Furthermore, the technology also allows remote access from a wide range of devices, opening up legacy applications to enterprise-wide users in a quick and simple way.

GraphOn, already leaders in the US with a growing customer base in Europe, are committed to the predicted growth in UNIX/Linux applications and are opening new offices in Reading, UK to support their European customers.

Robin Ford, Executive Vice President, GraphOn comments, "IT professionals can forget about having to migrate to NT in order to take a thin client approach with UNIX and Linux applications. Bandwidth also is not an issue with our adaptive and efficient RapidX protocol."

Ford continues, "Other vendors' solutions are not really thin, they are just dieting. GraphOn provide the truly thinnest solution to access UNIX and Linux applications."

GraphOn's family of products includes GO-Global - a thin, server-based solution for high performance access to UNIX and Linux from any Windows PC.

Go-Joe - a thin, server-based solution for accessing UNIX and Linux applications from virtually any Java-enabled desktop or device, including Sun's JavaStation, IBM's Network Station, desktops with web browsers such as Microsoft Internet Explorer or Netscape Navigator.

GO-Between - a thin, server-based solution for accessing UNIX and Linux applications from Microsoft Windows NT, Terminal Server Edition. GO-Between significantly minimises the impact on server resources over traditional "fat" solutions.

About GraphOn

GraphOn Corporation develops and markets thin, server-based, cross-platform connectivity software that provides remote access to UNIX- and Linux-based applications via the Internet, dial-up or network connections. The technology also allows access from a wide range of devices, opening up legacy applications to enterprise-wide users in a quick and simple way.

Established in 1982, the company has been a consistent leader in its field. Its products include:

GO-Global the first thin client X server for PCs running Microsoft Windows

GO-Joe the first thin client X server for Java

GO-Between the first thin client X server for multi-user NT

GraphOn products are notable for their truly thin nature, locating the X server on the server, or host, with only a very small footprint on the user device. GraphOn's RapidX protocol also keeps network traffic to an absolute minimum.

Fully functional demos of GraphOn's products are downloadable from the company's website (http://www.graphon.com).

The company has strategic partnerships with Corel, IBM, Sun Microsystems and other leading technology companies and is an Executive Member of the recently formed ASP Industry Consortium.

GraphOn Corp. is headquartered in California's Silicon Valley with offices in Seattle, Washington and New Hampshire. GraphOn also has European sales and marketing offices in Reading, UK. The company recently completed a merger with Unity First Acquisition Corporation and is traded on Nasdaq under the ticker symbols GOJO, GOJOW, and GOJOZ.

GraphOn Corporation US office: 150 Harrison Avenue, Campbell, CA 95008. Tel: 408-370-5047. Fax: 408-370-5047. graphon.com

GraphOn Ltd. UK office: Southamption Gate, 87 Southampton Street, Second Floor, Reading, Berkshire, RG1 2QU. Tel: 0118 3777900; Fax: 0118 377 7904

GraphOn, GO-Between, GO-Joe, GO-Global, and RapidX are trademarks or registered trademarks of GraphOn Corp. in the USA and other countries.

CONTACT: Melanie Kanarek, Berkeley Public Relations Ltd Tel: +44 (0)1629 826 942 e-mail: melaniek@berkeleyprnorth.co.uk Rusty Keller, GraphOn Corporation Tel: +1 408 370 4080 e-mail: rusty.keller@graphon.com

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I thought the dieting remark was clever.

dkg

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