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Intellian Technologies(R) Unveils World's Smallest Marine Satellite TV Antenna Systems

New Intellian i1(TM) and i2(TM) Bring Premium Quality Satellite Entertainment Within Reach of More Recreational Vessels - With a Host of Industry-Leading Features

IRVINE, Calif., Sept. 17 /PRNewswire/ -- Intellian Technologies(R) USA is making big waves in the marine industry with its launch of the world's smallest satellite television antenna systems. These two new-for-2009 systems, the Intellian i1(TM) and the Intellian i2(TM), have been specially engineered to bring ultra stabilized, highly mobile satellite television reception to a wider range of boats than ever before possible.

With its 11" dish, compact, stylish dome and antenna weight of approximately 10 lbs., the Intellian i1 is the world's smallest marine satellite TV system and is up to 50 percent smaller than competitive units -- yet it offers boaters big advantages in user-friendly operation and overall system cost. This system provides big-boat entertainment options for vessels as small as 25' LOA -- giving owners of walk-around sport fishing boats, cuddy cabins, sailboats and other vessels the opportunity to enjoy movies, sports, news and more while fishing inshore waters, cruising the Intracoastal, overnighting at anchor or just relaxing with friends in port.

The full-featured Intellian i2 is still smaller than other competitive marine satellite TV systems with its slightly larger 13" antenna and compact dome, making it a perfect match for a wide range of power and sailing vessels operating in a variety of conditions. It delivers nationwide satellite reception, High Definition capabilities, exclusive built-in Multi-satellite Interface Module (MIM) and stable performance unmatched even by larger, costlier systems.

Compact size and the ability to install and use the Intellian i1 and i2 on smaller vessels are only part of the story, however. While Intellian is a new name to American boaters, this Seoul, South Korea-based high-tech company has for many years been building advanced satellite TV systems for a world-leading marine electronics brand.

This valuable engineering and manufacturing experience has helped Intellian Technologies develop state-of-the-art technologies and features for its new line of Intellian branded satellite TV systems, covering every type of vessel from larger trailerable boats to ocean-going megayachts and commercial ships.

Many of these sophisticated features are found on the new Intellian i1 and i2, proving the company's philosophy that the best technology shouldn't be reserved only for the largest vessels. Among these important features and advantages are:

Axially Displaced Ellipse (ADE) Antenna Design: This new high-gain, high-efficiency antenna design provides superior performance when compared to traditional Cassegrain antennae of comparable size. Improved gain and efficiency work in concert with Intellian's other features to ensure the best possible performance under constantly changing and challenging conditions at sea.

Wide Range Search (WRS) Algorithm: This patent-pending technology utilizes the satellite signal's inherent side-lobe patterns to accelerate satellite signal acquisition -- thus using them to the boater's advantage. By significantly lowering the required signal detect level compared to other systems, Intellian's WRS technology allows the Intellian i1 and i2 to lock onto satellite signals with incredible speed and accuracy. This means boaters can spend less time waiting and more time enjoying their entertainment. (This feature provides uninterrupted entertainment when switching channels and/or receiving a signal from a new satellite.)

Dynamic Beam Tilting (DBT): Once the satellite is acquired, this patent-pending technology ensures the signal stays locked on regardless of vessel pitch, roll or heading. Intellian's antennae use an exclusive sub reflector that constantly adjusts in response to the slightest vessel movements, while Intellian's Conical Scan tracking function continually measures the signals to obtain and lock onto the strongest one. This means that boaters receive consistent, clear television reception under real-world conditions on the water. Unlike competitive systems with fixed sub reflectors, the Intellian i1 and i2 achieve this without rate sensors requiring stepper motors to continually move the entire antenna in response to even slight boat movements. This not only makes the Intellian i1 and i2 easier to install and use on smaller vessels, it enhances the boating experience.

New Antenna Control Unit (ACU): Intellian's Antenna Control Unit has been engineered to provide easier operation and one-touch diagnostic tests. By focusing on this key component, Intellian has simplified the user interface and enhanced the satellite television experience -- particularly for new users on smaller vessels. The Intellian i2 is the only system in its class with a High Definition converter module built into the Antenna Control Unit. By eliminating an additional, costly component, the Intellian i2 provides significant cost savings while making it easier than ever for boaters to enjoy their favorite HDTV channels.

Multi-satellite Interface Module (MIM): Switching channels when watching satellite TV sometimes involves switching satellites. Up until now, that involved a manual adjustment to the ACU or control panel and caused annoying interruptions in TV viewing. The built-in MIM on the i2 ACU, coupled with Intellian's faster search and signal ID, allows for automatic -- and immediate -- switching from one satellite to another. And for greater ease of use, Intellian's MIM box offers plug-and-play installation using USB connectors, built-in connections for up to five set-top receivers and compatibility with all Intellian i-series ACUs as well as both current Direct TV receivers (H20-600 and H21-200).

High-Tech Vacuum-Formed Dome: This unique dome design reduces signal gain drop 0.5dB for improved performance. These antenna domes are also 50% lighter than comparably sized fiberglass domes and provide a sleek, stylish appearance that complements any vessel.

Complete System: Like all Intellian antennas, the i1 and i2 come as complete systems, including the ACU, HD module (i2) and all necessary cables and mounting hardware assuring the user of hassle-free installation and full compatibility of all components.

The new Intellian i1 and i2 will be available beginning fall 2008, through the company's nationwide network of top marine electronics dealers/installers.

For more information on the new Intellian i1 and i2 compact marine satellite TV systems -- or the company's complete line of advanced systems for recreational and light commercial vessels of all sizes -- contact Intellian Technologies USA, Inc. at Parker Irvine Business Center, 19 Hammond, Suite 509, Irvine, CA 92618 - Telephone: (949) 916-4411 - Or visit http://www.intelliantech.com.

SOURCE Intellian Technologies(R) USA

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