November, 2000

GVISION SHINES IN THE VERTICAL INTEGRATION MARKET

GVision is one of the few highly focused manufacturers, who has been concentrated all its efforts on LCD monitors featuring outstanding performance and address the needs of various applications. GVISION will be exhibiting at the Sands' Convention Center # 2631 during Comdex Fall 2000 in Las Vegas, a full line LCD products of various screen sizes from 10.4", 12.1", 14.1", 15", 17" to the enormous 18.1" flat panel display.

In this largest gathering of computer exhibitors, GVision will launch a series of LCD monitors with a flexible range of options specially designed to meet the needs of POS (Point of Sales) and other vertical solutions crossing industries. GVision will highlight its products by PANX, L2EX and L4BX.

GVision’s PANX uses a 10.4 inch Toshiba LTPS (low-temperature poly-silicon) panel supporting 1024 x 768 XGA resolution. With the most sophisticated and complicated technologies, GVision’s LTPS LCD monitor is able to fulfill the most stringent photo image quality requirements, which would be specifically applied in the fields of GPS (Global Positioning System), and medical equipment display, where a high resolution and detailed screen image is necessary.

The new launched L4BX is also provided with an affordable price without sacrificing its quality. It serves as an entry level for the desktop display for its economic cutting size as well as for the vertical solution market. Furthermore, its scaling down and “multi-window display” functions are especially designed for surveillance systems.

L2EX is one of the first 12 inch LCD monitor supporting 1024x768 XGA resolution, which would also be an ideal solution in specific display solution market.

Founded in1999, GVision has the competence to meet the client’s full satisfaction with its premium quality products, professionalism, and global logistics service system. In order to be more efficient, GVISION has also established assembly lines in the USA, Holland and UK. The prominent reasons for the front-end assembly lines are the advantages of providing clients more flexibility in inventory, cash flow management and shipment cost reduction.

With ambition to keep growing in the coming years, GVision is currently expanding operations in the hope of increasing monthly capacity to 30K units and has targeted to hit the sales revenue of US$64 million at the end of 2000. “ Drawing on the formidable resources of international branch offices, GVision has the advantages to provide the premium quality product and service to our customers and prospects. At the end of this year, we are planning to expand our scale by a capital increase up to 10 million US dollars. By the end of next year, we will be planning to be on the list of the over –the- counter market.” According to Victor Lai, the president of GVision.

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