Inetcam Announces Optimization of its iVISTA Webcasting Software for The Intel(R) StrongARM* and Intel(R) XScale(TM) Microarchitecture

iVISTA Webcasting Capabilities to Utilize the Intel(R) Integrated Performance Primitives (IPP) to Provide Compelling Advantages for Wireless Mobile Markets

SAN DIEGO, Dec. 20 /PRNewswire/ -- Inetcam Inc., a leading provider for peer-to-peer webcasting software, today announced it is optimizing its iVISTA streaming technology for the Intel® StrongARM* SA-1110 processor and the Intel® XScale(TM) microarchitecture. Inetcam's optimized iVISTA streaming technology allows wireless device manufacturers to provide peer-to-peer video streaming between a wireless mobile device and a desktop, PDA or another wireless mobile device without the need for a carrier-based server.

With iVISTA, anyone with a Windows based PC computer can stream live video onto the Internet and allow live, real-time viewing from any remote Internet on-ramp. Its peer-to-peer video transmission can be viewed from anywhere and does not require any special software or downloads. iVISTA also includes simultaneous video and audio streaming, multiple image streaming, motion detection with notification, remote screen transmission, recording, and video e-mail. In addition iVISTA turns any wireless-enabled mobile device into a complete communications platform, allowing the ability to view the live real-time streaming video from anywhere. Now consumers can view live video from anywhere of their home, kids, or office.

Inetcam's support for the Intel XScale microarchitecture builds upon the optimization of Inetcam's software for the Intel® StrongARM* SA-1110 processor utilizing Intel IPP -- a set of software services for enabling highly optimized wireless technologies. Intel IPP will quicken the transition of iVISTA to the Intel XScale microarchitecture, which provides the longer battery life and higher processing power needed to support the delivery of multimedia content such as news and sports highlights and live remote monitoring and surveillance.

"Leading companies like Inetcam demonstrate the commitment of the technology industry to the Intel Personal Internet Client Architecture (Intel PCA)," said Mark Casey, director of marketing for Intel's Handheld Computing Division. "Inetcam's iVISTA video technology, utilizing the Intel StrongARM* SA-1110 processor and the Intel XScale microarchitecture, provides a powerful solution for viewing peer to peer video on current and next generation mobile devices."

"The combination of Intel's new high-performance, low-power processors and Inetcam's leading wireless multimedia software has significantly changed the way people utilize and interact via their mobile devices," said Dr. Leo Volfson, President and Founder of Inetcam. "We look forward to building on our collaboration with Intel to deliver the advanced wireless applications available for mobile devices."

The Intel XScale microarchitecture, introduced in August 2000, is the next generation of Intel® StrongARM* architecture. Processors based on the new architecture will provide longer battery life and higher processing power to wireless devices. The Intel IPP is a software library, consisting of highly optimized functions for the development of advanced multimedia applications. The library includes core functionality for complex signal processing, image manipulation, matrix math operations, and key building blocks for enhanced multimedia functions such as MP3, MPEG4, and H.263.

About Inetcam, Inc.

Inetcam, Inc. is an international streaming media management software company that develops and globally distributes high-performance peer-to-peer solutions. Inetcam's webcasting software iVISTA provide scalable webcasting solutions from residential to corporate markets. Founded in 1998, Inetcam products are used by companies worldwide, and are distributed through a network of retailers, resellers, OEMs and solution providers. Inetcam's software is currently in use in more than 132 countries around the world.

For more information, call 858-558-7200 or visit Inetcam on-line at www.inetcam.com .

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