People are talking about Systemonic's powerful silicon system solutions that enable wireless data, voice and video networks, across standards, across the world. Since 1999, Systemonic has been drawing the attention of wireless industry experts and enthusiastic customers, enabling partners and impressing financial analysts and the press with award-winning technology, innovative products and world-class solutions in the wireless marketplace.

Systemonic is consistently breaking new ground with industry leading "firsts" that allow you to get-to-market faster, better and at the lowest possible cost. Industry leading experts recognize our success in creating "best-in-class" technology, products and services and we are proud to receive their accolades.

Ruediger Stroh, CEO of Systemonic, commenting on the Sony partnership with Systemonic:

"The wireless broadband communications market has been estimated by analysts to be worth anything between $5 billion and $8 billion by 2005. Sony provides an industry-leading partner to help us to secure a dominant position in this market. We look forward to working closely with them to develop a range of market-leading consumer products."

Barry Gravenhorst, General Manager of Sony Venture Capital Europe, commenting on the Sony partnership with Systemonic:

"Systemonic is a strong young innovative company with a highly capable management team and expertise in the emerging broadband wireless communications market. Its DSP technology platform will bring significant value to this type of communication at 5GHz, and will address the future needs of next generation broadband enabled products."

Analyst Stan Bruederle, Gartner Dataquest, as quoted in EETimes, commenting on the Sony partnership with Systemonic:

"Systemonic recently announced a partnership with Sony to address that market, and Gartner Dataquest's Bruederle called that partnership a particularly smart move. Because "802.11a is targeting the home entertainment market," he said, "partnering with the big Japanese consumer manufacturers, including the big set-top-box manufacturers, is essential."

"Analyst Stan Bruederle at Gartner Dataquest estimates that the WLAN sector sucked up between 5 million and 6 million chips last year and that it will consume 10 million to 12 million this year. 'In five years, it could be up to 50 million to 60 million [chips] per year, depending on how the home market takes off,' he said."

Jack Quinn, President of Micrologic Research, a leading Phoenix-based market research firm:

"Systemonic's solution has the flexibility and performance needed to deal with the real-world's cacophony of wireless communications standards. Solutions based on a single standard simply won't be cost-effective in environments where multiple standards exist, and that will be more common-place in the very near future."

Arnab K. Chanda, Senior Communications Components Analyst at Lehman Brothers:

"The market for semiconductor solutions in the wireless LAN market should be a multi-billion $ market, and it is just getting started. However, we see the regional preferences for protocols as a major factor as this market develops. Companies, like Systemonic, that can offer cost-effective solutions that allow OEMs to design protocol-independent products should benefit."

Patrick Mannion, EETimes:

"The H01 [HiperSonic 1] baseband processor addresses a growing demand from global OEMs for a single, flexible platform from which to address wireless communications."

Ruediger Stroh, CEO, Systemonic:

"In the past, global OEMs have serially designed WLAN solutions for the U.S. standard (802.11a, b or g), then for Europe (HiperLAN2) and then for Japan (HiSwan A, under the Multimedia Mobile Access Communication System, or MMAC), now [with the help of Systemonic] they can simultaneously design for all regions and upgrade their design in the field as those standards evolve. The result is faster time-to-market and, for the final product, a degree of future proofing.

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