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To: Liatris Spicata who wrote (34)	5/14/1999 1:51:00 PM
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Company Press Release Blue Wave Systems Wins $700K Order to Continue Successful DSP System Supply to Oxford Instruments CARROLLTON, Texas--(BUSINESS WIRE)--May 14, 1999--Building on two previous major orders, Blue Wave Systems, (Nasdaq/NMS:BWSI - news), has won an order for DSP subsystems worth over $700K from a leading supplier of medical Instruments: UK-based Oxford Instruments. Over the coming year Blue Wave will continue to supply the digital signal processing board hardware elements for Oxford Instruments' highly successful electromyography (EMG) TECA Synergy system for diagnosis of nerve and muscle disorders. ''This order reflects our continued successful working relationship with Oxford Instruments,'' said Kevin Parslow, Vice President Worldwide sales of Blue Wave Systems. ''The success of the TECA Synergy is positive testimony to the flexibility of the design using our DSP boards and Oxford Instruments' systems and software expertise.'' The TECA Synergy designed by Oxford Instruments makes hospital diagnosis easy, convenient and accurate. The Design was completed two years ago against a very tight timescale and with very demanding requirements for an upgradeable and flexible system. Oxford Instruments decided to design Synergy based around PC technology providing a standard user-friendly environment. Blue Wave PCI DSP cards are employed to match processing performance to the different product configurations. The use of off the shelf boards minimized development risk, accelerated development and allowed Oxford Instruments' designers to concentrate on developing the overall system.