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Creators of the Credit Card Camera Category

SMaL created the ultra-thin digital camera category in 2001 with the introduction of the

Ultra-Pocket 1 VGA prototype camera at the 2001 International Consumer Electronics

Show, where it was awarded “Best of CES” for digital imaging. To date, SMaL has

enabled over 1 million credit card cameras launched by FujiFilm AXIA, RadioShack,

Logitech, Oregon Scientific, and Creative Labs. SMaL-enabled cameras continue to

distinguish themselves in the crowded digital camera market through sleek designs,

unparalleled portability, uniquely long battery life, and ease of use.

Fast Time-to-Market

The Ultra-Pocket 4 kit includes everything OEMs require for fast time-to-market: a 2-

megapixel color CMOS image sensor with Autobrite, ASIC controller, lithium-polymer

rechargeable battery, taking lens, optical viewfinder and complete reference design

specifications. The kit is available now to qualified OEMs eager to ship products into

the marketplace in early 2004.

Press or OEM contact: Romney Williams, 617.661.7600 ext. 203, or

rwilliams@SMaLcamera.com.

About SMaL Camera Technologies

SMaL Camera Technologies is an award-winning developer of electronic imaging

solutions for the digital camera, security and surveillance, consumer electronics and

automotive markets. SMaL’s solutions are built around its proprietary CMOS image

sensors, ASICs and Autobrite

technology. The result is industry-leading integration,

low power consumption, high dynamic range and near-infrared sensitivity. SMaL was

co-founded and launched in 1999 by leading electronic imaging experts at the

Massachusetts Institute of Technology (MIT). SMaL is a privately held, venture-backed

company headquartered in Cambridge, Massachusetts, USA.

For more information on SMaL Camera Technologies and its products, visit the

company's web site at http://www.SMaLcamera.com

Ultra-Pocket and Autobrite are Registered Trademarks of SMaL Camera Technologies, Inc. All

company names, trademarks and service marks are the property of their respective owners.

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