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To: y2kfree_radical who wrote (58807)	8/10/2000 3:47:39 PM
From: Mr.Manners	Respond to of 150070

in TSRG BTI.T :-)

To: y2kfree_radical who wrote (58807)	8/10/2000 3:48:08 PM
From: SSP	Read Replies (1) \| Respond to of 150070

We'll soon find out - market certainly thinks the offer is bogus!

To: y2kfree_radical who wrote (58807)	8/10/2000 3:49:16 PM
From: Jim Bishop	Read Replies (1) \| Respond to of 150070

ADOT here's the news again. Advanced Optics Electronics Inc. Demonstrates Flat Panel Display ALBUQUERQUE, N.M.--(BUSINESS WIRE)--Aug. 10, 2000--Advanced Optics Electronics Inc. (OTC BB: ADOT - news) Thursday announced that it has demonstrated its full-motion, multi-patented, flat panel display to the Albuquerque Journal. The Albuquerque Journal article, dated Aug. 10, 2000, which discussed this development stated, ``Advanced Optics Electronics in Albuquerque has something it wants people to see -- tens of millions of people eventually. ``It is a programmable flat panel display custom-made for outdoor advertising. Advanced Optics, or ADOT for short, is preparing an announcement that its patented display is ready for the commercial market. 'We've finished the prototype stage,' says ADOT executive vice president Leslie Robins. 'We've already got three companies coming into Albuquerque that want to take a look at this.' ``The panel is ADOT's stake in changing outdoor advertising from the paste-up billboard you see along interstates to the glossy, fluid look of television. ``The company has been listed in Forbes magazine as a piece of Albuquerque's growing technology pie and is getting second looks from investment analysts in Europe as a company with a bright future. ``After a little more than two years of research and development, the model now sits on a workbench next to an older digital display. The old display has the ability to generate dot-matrix images in a few basic colors, but mostly in red. The ADOT display, while it doesn't look like a TV, puts on a show with full-blown, computer-generated color and motion video. ``ADOT's prototype display stands 1.65 feet tall and 3.3 feet wide and looks different from any billboard anyone's ever seen beside a freeway or back road. It is a miniature of the panels ADOT plans to produce, but the technology the company has developed is scalable, Robins says, and will work in just about any size. ``'We can go up to fit just about anything, and the only difference is the size,' he says. 'The image is the same. It's simply enlarged on a bigger board.' ``Production models will come in two sizes -- roughly 7 feet by 10 feet and 10 feet by nearly 26 feet. For demonstration purposes, the company has loaded a variety of images and video to show off the panel's color capabilities and intensity. ``ADOT plans to begin building the panels at its Albuquerque headquarters later this year in an expanded manufacturing space. The company has 14 employees and plans to add up to four more by year's end. By the end of 2001, ADOT plans to have nearly 30 workers. ``The company already has one patent for technology behind the panels. It is applying for two more, one of which would be for the data-transmission equipment used to feed signals to the boards by wireless remote. The remote ability would mean companies could change the boards instantly from central offices. ``The company's plan, at present, is to remain a technology company, Robins says. ADOT has no plans, he says, to become an outdoor advertising company. ``'Financing a panel from ADOT may soon be possible thanks to GE Capital,' Robins says. The company has taken an interest in ADOT's panels and has offered to help with financing for potential customers. John Marlett, a vice president at GE Capital, says he has talked with ADOT.'' This recent news article shows the investment community, ADOT's shareholders, and potential shareholders the viability of ADOT's innovative technology including full-motion, intense brightness, speed, brilliant resolution and ability to manage image and data from remote locations. Advanced Optics Electronics Inc. is a technology company based in Albuquerque. The company maintains an R&D facility and manufacturing plant, and is engaged in building large-scale flat panel displays utilizing its patented and patent pending technology. ADOT currently holds three patents or patents pending. This industry-leading technology can be utilized in many diverse fields including the production of full-motion, high definition, vibrant color advertising billboards. In addition to the core business of ADOT, the company has identified and placed a strategic and high potential return investment in BioModa Inc. BioModa Inc. is a company that holds patents and patents pending domestically and internationally in the technology for early detection of lung cancer. ADOT currently holds approximately 20 percent of BioModa Inc. This news release contains forward-looking statements with respect to the results of operations and business of the company that involves risk and uncertainties. The company's actual future results could materially differ from those discussed. Risks and uncertainties of the company will be detailed from time to time in the company's periodic reports to be filed with the Securities and Exchange Commission. Contact: Advanced Optics Electronics Inc., 505/797-7878 www.adotsite.com