More scumbag lies from Isaac's POS stable: "Constellation 3D and Avica Technology Announce Partnership in 2001-04-04 13:12 (New York)
   Digital Cinema        Business Editors       NEW YORK--(BUSINESS WIRE)--April 4, 2001--Constellation 3D, Inc.  (Nasdaq/NMS: CDDD) announced today that it has reached a partnership  agreement with Avica Technology to incorporate C3D's Fluorescent  Multilayer Disc (FMD) technologies in Avica's FilmStore(TM) Digital  Cinema playback platform. Under the terms of the agreement, the two  firms intend to jointly develop digital cinema products utilizing FMD  technology.     "Avica is committed to deploying flexible and future-proof systems  that will operate seamlessly with the eventual industry standards  developed for compression, encryption, distribution and display of  Digital Cinema content," said Avica CEO Andrew Maltz. "FMD technology  offers compelling benefits in operational efficiency and security, and  we are eager to provide our customers and partners with solutions that  incorporate its features. Our involvement in this partnership will  help ensure that cinema products based on FMD address the unique needs  and concerns of the motion picture industry, while providing the  greatest customer value."     The FMD Digital Cinema disc has the potential to provide a secure,  removable, single disc distribution method. It enables both the secure  delivery of an inexpensive physical disc containing an entire digital  movie to theaters, and also provides the means for the secure return  of the material following its run. A single FMD disc can hold up to  100GB of data.     "Digital Cinema is a natural entry point for FMD technology and  we're very excited to be working with an innovative leader in that  market," said Tom Lipiec, VP Business Development, Video & Audio  Entertainment. "FMD has great potential to become established as the  preferred format for physical distribution of Digital Cinema content."     According to industry experts, Digital Cinema distribution is  anticipated to provide significant cost benefits in comparison with  the film distribution methods used today. Currently, expensive reels  of film are shipped to individual theaters at a cost to producers of  hundreds of millions of dollars annually. Additionally, Digital Cinema  allows for "first run" picture quality throughout the life of a movie,  eliminating the degradation problems currently associated with film.     "As a physical media, FMD is expected to be complimentary to all  alternate distribution methods, such as satellite and Internet  delivery, because there will always be a need for hard copy back-up  systems. Furthermore, future generations of FMD products should have  the ability to be the primary media for in-theater display, bypassing  the need for comparatively expensive hard drive units," added Lipiec.  "The forthcoming entry of FMD into the Digital Cinema market is  expected to mark the beginning of FMD's entry into a multitude of  professional and consumer data storage markets."       About Avica Technology       Avica Technology Corporation is a leader in digital media  acquisition, storage and playback for mastering and post-production  applications. The Company has recently expanded to offer new products  based upon its digital media platform for the evolving digital cinema  market. More information is available at www.avicatech.com.       About Constellation 3D       The Company is commercializing Fluorescent Multilayer Disc and  Card (FMD/C) technology. C3D has demonstrated a removable disc  technology capable of storing 100 gigabytes (GB) and a credit  card-sized memory product that could hold up to 10 GB. Constellation  3D holds or has made applications for over 80 worldwide patents in the  field of optical data storage, and is supported by 65 scientists. The  Company has offices in New York and Massachusetts, and laboratories in  Israel and Russia. More information about the Company is available at  www.c-3d.net.       Safe Harbor Statement       Statements contained in this news release that are not historical  facts are forward-looking statements as that term is defined in the  Private Securities Litigation Reform Act of 1995. Forward-looking  statements such as "FMD technology offers compelling benefits in  operational efficiency and security", "FMD Digital Cinema disc has the  potential to provide a secure, removable, single disc distribution  method", "FMD is expected to be complimentary to all alternate  distribution methods such as satellite and Internet delivery", and  "The forthcoming entry of FMD into the Digital Cinema market is  expected to mark the beginning of FMD's entry into a multitude of  professional and consumer data storage markets" are subject to risks  and uncertainties including competition, ongoing discussions with  product and equipment manufactures, technological advances, and  additional "Risk Factors", as stated in recent SEC filings, which may  cause actual results to differ materially from expected results.        --30--ah/ny*        CONTACT: Constellation 3D               Company Contacts:                John Ellis, VP Marketing, 781/933-9435               marketing@c-3d.net                  or               FOCUS Partners LLC                Investor Relations:               Bradley Meyer or Harvey Goralnick, 212/752-9445               investors@c-3d.net |