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To: Madeleine Harrison who wrote (5726)	9/20/2001 9:41:28 AM
From: GARY P GROBBEL	Read Replies (1) \| Respond to of 48461

low entry if this pans out....38 right now: (PR NEWSWIRE) World Wide Video, Inc. Sells Security Products to United States World Wide Video, Inc. Sells Security Products to United States Border Patrol CULPEPER, Va., Sept. 20 /PRNewswire/ -- World Wide Video, Inc. (OTC Bulletin Board: WWVD) (www.wwv-usa.com) is astonished at the interest in security products and the demand for quality surveillance systems for airports, hotels, government buildings and other security sensitive locations since the activities in New York City and Washington D.C. last week. The sales department at WWV has been inundated with phone calls and purchase orders for security and surveillance systems. The most critical order was received from the United States Border Patrol to evaluate WWV's technologies in monitoring the United States/Mexican Border. The order consisted of Centurions, DVBs, and a DVB playback Station. The DVB (Digital Video Bank) consist of a 60 GB removable hard drive that will store 30 days worth of high quality Audio/Video Surveillance data. The DVB is placed in surveillance locations where an officer's physical presence is not desirable. The DVB system can be hidden from view, record video and sound on removable hard drives with instant retrieval capabilities. The United States Border Patrol can periodically visit the remote surveillance and retrieve the removable hard and replace it with a new one. The DVB(TM) can be combined with the Centurion(TM), which supports alarm input and relay outputs. This configuration will enable the DVB(TM) to detect a significant event; call back, via the Centurion(TM), a central security office over the plain old telephone system (or wireless); and transmit real time video, audio, and data. Several of these leading edge technology products will be introduced to the market at a major trade show, American Society for Industrial Security, October 1-3, 2001 at San Antonio, Texas. Also, private demonstrations are scheduled in Washington D.C. the week of October 15, 2001. WWV expects that the demand for security products will only increase due to heightened security measures that are being implemented almost immediately in the United States of America. John Perry and Frank Maas, WWV's co-founders, bring together over sixty years of experience designing, integrating, and managing complex computer systems, and electronic chemical warfare systems for the U.S. Navy. Their work in EW, ELINT, SIGINT, COMSEC, OPTICAL, SPY SATELLITE TECHNOLOGY, etc. for the U.S. Government has led to the development of WWV's outstanding surveillance systems. Information on their systems and company can be found on their website at www.wwv-usa.com. For further information, please contact inaVest, Inc., toll free 1-866-774-6468. MAKE YOUR OPINION COUNT - Click Here tbutton.prnewswire.com SOURCE World Wide Video, Inc. -0- 09/20/2001 /CONTACT: inaVest, Inc., +1-866-774-6468/ /Web site: wwv-usa.com / (WWVD) CO: World Wide Video, Inc. ST: Virginia, New York, District of Columbia, Mexico IN: OTC CPR REA HRD SU: * end of story *