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April 21, 1997
REVOLUTIONARY FIRST REAL "DICK TRACY"
WRIST WATCH USES CTHA TECHNOLOGY
IAS Communications, Inc. (Symbol OTC BB IASCA) and its joint
venture research and manufacturing partner Emergent
Technologies/Integral Technologies (see March 14 news release)
wishes to announce that Space Time, Inc., of Gahanna, Ohio, has
agreed to include the CTHA technology in its revolutionary first real
"Dick Tracy" wristwatch and has ordered three pre-production GPS
antennas for demonstration models. Space Time's product will utilize
satellite-based GPS signals to provide highly accurate time and position
information. Space Time has carried out a detailed market analysis that
projects 200,000 units within twelve months and 500,000 units
annually thereafter. Space Time's actual requirements of the antennas
depends on sales of the "Dick Tracy" wristwatch going forward. Space
Time is a private company incorporated to research and develop the
wrist watch technology.
IAS also wishes to announce that an independent research company,
Deskin Research Group Inc., have tested several preproduction CTH
Antenna prototypes. Tests concluded that the CTHA technology is
promising for many communications applications needed by todays
personal communications marketplace. IAS believes the Deskin
independent test results have validated the benefits and advantages of
the CTHA technology. Deskin, founded in 1984, designs and tests
very unique antenna systems for space and ground applications
determined by customer requirements.
The CTHA is a revolutionary flat donut-shaped antenna that is
approximately one-sixtieth the size of a traditional monopole antenna
used today. The CTHA has outperformed these antennas by 300% in
distance due to its efficiency despite position or orientation.
IAS Communications, Inc. has the World Wide commercial rights to
the CTHA Technology excluding the Military/Government
applications.
ON BEHALF OF THE BOARD OF DIRECTORS
(signed)
John G. Robertson
President
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