Boulder, Colorado, USA, March 23, 2004—SkyeTek, Inc. announced today that Two Technologies, an ISO9001:2000 registered company and leading manufacturer of customizable hand held computer and terminal products, has selected SkyeTek’s M1, a 13.56MHz RFID Reader/Writer, for it’s JETT•RFID® hand held computer.

The JETT•RFID is a first in customizable hand held computers featuring RFID functionality. The JETT•RFID also comes with a powerful Microsoft® Windows® CE .NET 4.2 operating system and Intel® XScale™ Technology processor making the JETT•RFID a viable, cost-effective solution in a variety of applications that employ RFID technology. The JETT•RFID can read and write to most industry standard 13.56 MHz RFID tags and smart labels including ISO and EPC. The JETT•RFID comes standard with the ability to select various antenna positions, which maximizes the ease of use in multiple orientations. JETT•RFID customization options include case color, protective bumpers, keypad, logo tag, serial tag, and cables making the JETT•RFID a unique and seamless fit for a multitude of complex and varied applications. This level of complete product customization is unprecedented in the hand held computer market.

"It was very important for us to consider the variety of ways that the JETT•RFID may be used. With that in mind, we have design in elements that provide our customers with the highest level of flexibility and options.” said Russell Maynard, Vice President of Applications Development, “The SkyeTek M1 is a critical component to create those options."

"We are pleased to see the integration of SkyeTek's RFID technology in hand held devices," said Jonathan Bein, Ph.D., President of SkyeTek. "Two Technologies is well positioned with rich functionality, including RFID."

Radio frequency identification (RFID) first appeared in tracking and access applications during the 1980s. RFID wireless AIDC systems allow for non-contact reading and are effective in manufacturing and other hostile environments where bar code labels cannot survive. RFID systems have tags and readers. Tags are microchip based radios with built-in antennas, which already have shrunk to the size of postage stamps. They listen for a radio query from a reader and respond by transmitting their unique ID code. RFID is established in a wide range of markets including retail, healthcare, livestock identification and automated vehicle identification (AVI) systems because of its ability to register and record moving objects.

SkyeTek develops and manufactures the most flexible, easily embedded and low-cost advanced radio frequency identification (RFID) read/write modules for OEMs, VARs and Systems Integrators to meet the demands of emerging RFID markets worldwide. The SkyeRead™ family of RFID reader modules includes one-inch square models, mini models and encrypted-data models complete with development kits and a wide range of software interfaces to enable fast starts for developers. SkyeTek supports a full range of ISO, EPC and industry standard RFID tags and smart labels. SkyeTek markets high-volume licensing and private-label options directly to OEM customers in a variety of verticals, as well as through a network of distributors, value-added resellers (VARs) and system integrators. SkyeTek is based in Boulder, Colorado and can be reached at 720-565-0441 or www.skyetek.com.

Two Technologies serves as a strategic partner to all its customers, providing customizable hand held computer products for global applications. Since 1987, Two Technologies has delivered over a quarter of a million customized terminal and computer products worldwide, leading its market segment with the most cost-effective solutions available. In addition to its European office, Two Technologies maintains an international network of partners throughout Europe, South America, Australia and the Middle East. All standard products from Two Technologies are FCC and CE certified. For more information, visit our website at www.2T.com.