Intergraph Announces New Video Analyst System 420; New High-End Video Enhancement System Offers Maximum Speed and Storage

Business Wire, July 12, 2004

AUSTIN, Texas -- Intergraph Solutions Group, a division of Intergraph Corporation (NASDAQ: INGR), announced today at the National Technical Investigators Association (NATIA) Conference the availability of the new Video Analyst(R) System 420, a high-end video enhancement workstation offering unprecedented processing speed and storage space. Video Analyst System is a state-of-the-art graphics workstation that delivers tools necessary to capture, analyze, enhance and edit nearly any type of video, making it ideal for forensic and intelligence analysis. The new 420 model features the Video Analyst Separate-RT Viewer, which allows simultaneous, real-time viewing of all cameras recorded on multiplexed video systems for easy event location and identification.

Built for speed and storage

Designed for the frequent or high-end user, Video Analyst System 420 has maximum processing speed and storage space to accommodate the greatest demands. It features a 3.2 GHz Intel(R) Pentium(R) 4 processor, 1 GB of DDR SDRAM memory, 580GB of storage, Adobe(R) Premiere(R) and Photoshop(R) Elements and support for DV25, MPEG and ITU R-601 uncompressed video.

Same award-winning enhancement capabilities

Video Analyst System 420 includes the same powerful software that made Video Analyst the 2001 inductee into the Space Technology Hall of Fame. In addition to tools to deinterlace, stabilize, brighten, magnify, demultiplex and frame-average video, Video Analyst is the only analysis tool that includes NASA-developed Video Image Stabilization and Registration (VISAR(a)) technology. This technology helps law enforcement, intelligence and security organizations stabilize jittery video, which can then be brightened, smoothed and magnified for dramatic effect.

"The Video Analyst System has become a very important tool in our detectives' tool chest for clearing up crimes," noted Sergeant Craig Teague of the Hurst, Texas, Police Department.

Service and support

Video Analyst System 420 includes a three-year hardware warranty and is backed by Intergraph's superior service and support. In surveys, users consistently rate Intergraph's support organization as excellent (averaging more than 9.5 out of 10). Intergraph offers two-day training sessions both at customer sites and at its training facility in Huntsville, Alabama.

Today at NATIA, Intergraph also announced the availability of their new Video Analyst(R) System 2.0, a video enhancement workstation featuring real-time editing tools and revolutionary features, including project management tools, clearer video output and enhanced audio editing.

About Intergraph Solutions Group

Intergraph Solutions Group (ISG), the integration arm of Intergraph Corporation, helps a broad assortment of organizations solve their information technology (IT) problems. With approximately 600 employees, one-fourth of whom have a security clearance from the U.S. federal government, ISG provides productivity consulting, technology, and integrated solutions for both government and commercial customers. Combining experience in dozens of technical fields, we have the skills and resources to substantially improve your business processes and systems.

For more information about Intergraph Solutions Group, please call 1-800-747-2232 or visit http://solutions.intergraph.com.

EDITORS: To receive all ISG press releases by e-mail, e-mail us at isg_press@intergraph.com or register at the following address: http://solutions.intergraph.com/news/epress.asp. To receive ISG's complimentary newsletter, New Directions, e-mail us at newdirections@intergraph.com.

Intergraph, the Intergraph logo, and Video Analyst are all registered trademarks of Intergraph Corporation. Adobe, Premiere, and Photoshop are registered trademarks of Adobe Systems Inc. Other products and brand names are trademarks of their respective owners. (a)VISAR licensed from the National Aeronautics and Space Administration under U.S. Patent Application Serial No. 09/364,919. Video Analyst System, U.S. Patent Pending 9/27/01 (C)2004 Intergraph Corporation, Huntsville, AL 35894-0001.