iPod, uPod Focusing on AudioCodes Ltd., Arc Wireless Solutions Inc., and Intellon Corporation

Market Wire, January, 2008

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iPods and fancy MP3s are the rage of the teen set -- it's pretty lame if you don't have one or the other. Even grade-schoolers are be-bopping around the halls and classrooms of our schools, tunes blaring in the ear while little hands play with controls swapping one singer for another and another on a whim.

For the big kids, the latest in cell phones are the ticket. There isn't much you can't do on Apple's iPhone -- surfing the Internet, listening to music, watching video, besides talking to friends. What a range for something that is only 4.5" tall, 2.5" wide, 0.46" thick and only weighing 4.8 ounces. Some of us actually remember when cassette players were the latest and greatest -- replacing the old 8 track tapes which most of the younger generation have never even seen.

Technology sure has come a long way from the old crank, 3-family party line phones, record players and (gasp) two-channel black & white TVs, with rabbit ears! What will the next generation grow up with -- Borg implants?

AudioCodes Ltd (NASDAQ: AUDC) up $0.11 (2.49%) to $4.52 on volumes of 104,552 putting the price just $0.84 above the 52-week low of $3.78. Voice over Internet Protocol (VoIP) is a growing segment of the communications market, in fact "AudioCodes is well positioned with our best-of-breed enterprise products," said Vice President and General Manger for Season Border Controllers, Ben Rabinowitz in his December 2007 newsletter.

Arc Wireless Solutions Inc. (NASDAQ: ARCW) early morning trading dropped stocks $0.34 to $4.41, a change of -7.16% on volumes of 200,000. Prices are only $0.10 above the 52-week low. Announced in early January, the Freedom Blade(TM), a small wireless signal booster which can be attached to cell phones, PDAs and laptops, uses the same technology as the Freedom Antenna (the first portable personal antenna with broadband capability). "As the wireless market expands, ARC is helping the consumer by making several antenna and adapter options available." Said Vice President of Sales, Todd Schaefer.

Intellon Corporation (NASDAQ: ITLN) gained $0.05 (0.89%) to $5.65 in morning trading Monday, on a volume of 200,000 shares, just $0.35 above their 52-week low of $5.35. Announced Monday, Sumitomo Electric Industries has chosen Intellon's Home Plug AV based IC to allow distribution of broadband services to Japanese subscribers. General manager of the Broadband Equipment Development Division of Sumitomo Electric Industries, Yoshikazu Nishiwaki, says, "Excellent performance is a requirement our service provider customers demand and we chose HomePlug-based solutions because they have demonstrated superior performance over other proprietary forms of powerline solutions. In particular, we chose Intellon because it is the leading provider of ICs based on the global HomePlug standard."

After witnessing the recent plunge in the markets influenced by the resource sector, the falling housing slump and employment issues, smart investors and hedge funds are shifting interests into other sectors.

The markets are changing and investors are scared. The Bull Run that we have been use to over the past four years is starting to become more like a stampede in the other direction.

Stock markets are normally volatile, but investors have enjoyed a four-year run of below normal volatility and steady upward movement. Ups and downs, yes. But the Bull Run has been great over the past three to four years and has not ended as abruptly as many have predicted.

But while the end of the Bull Run has been predicted for more than a year, long-term investors shouldn't be worried. Of course, only if you know what you are doing.

First off, don't throw all your eggs into one basket.

Secondly, and most importantly, pick winners that last.

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