Quellan Presents at Thomas Weisel Partners Tech2007 Conference

Quellan Presents at Thomas Weisel Partners Tech2007 Conference

February 06, 2007

Company CEO will confirm Quellan's growth potential at
leading technology conference


    SAN FRANCISCO, Thomas Weisel Partners Tech2007
Conference, Feb. 6 /Xinhua-PRNewswire/ -- Quellan, a leader
in analog noise cancellation devices, will showcase its
revolutionary technology at the Fairmont Hotel in San
Francisco tomorrow and confirm once again the company's
vast potential for financial growth.
 
    Quellan's adaptive Noise Cancellation Chips are a
subset of the expanding Analog IC market, expected to grow
to $46.9B in 2007, according to iSuppli. Quellan's served
market is expected to exceed $3B, and consist of
applications in data centers, cell phones, consumer
electronics, and automotive segments. The benefits in these
applications include fewer dropped calls, instant GPS
location locks in high density urban areas and continuous
video capability for high quality mobile TV.

    "It's very clear that Quellan's innovative noise
cancellation techniques will have significant quality of
service benefits in wireless systems such as cellular, GPS,
and digital terrestrial television systems," said
Dermot Nolan, Director of Telecommunications &
Broadcast Services in London, England. "For carriers
and operators, the improvement in overall end-to-end link
budgets if Quellan's techniques are implemented in
receivers may lead to significant network cost savings and
a massively enhanced customer experience."

    Quellan's Noise Cancellers operate similar to Noise
Canceling Headphones, but at one million times higher
frequency -- in the radio frequency spectrum.  The devices
are embodied in tiny, ultra-low power CMOS silicon,
yielding tens of thousands of devices on a single silicon
wafer, making them very inexpensive and embeddable in any
consumer device. 

    "I was looking for a technology that addressed the
noise issue, which becomes more relevant as cell phones
become smaller and use more radios," said Bill Byun,
partner of Samsung Ventures America. "Quellan has a
proven technology that can be used in a variety of
ways."

    Quellan CEO Tony Stelliga will be presenting at 3:15
p.m. in the French Room of the Fairmont Hotel in San
Francisco on Wednesday, February 7th. 

    "We are honored to present at such a prestigious
west-coast technology conference and look forward to
accelerating our growth ramp in the upcoming year,"
said Quellan CEO, Tony Stelliga. 

    About Quellan 

    Quellan serves the Enterprise, Telecom, Broadcast,
Automotive and Consumer Electronics markets by developing
complex analog interconnects that remove noise from radio
frequency receivers. Quellan's Q:Active(TM) technology is
used in both narrowband and wideband devices. For more
information visit http://www.quellan.com ; email:
[e-mail] 


    For more information, please contact:

     Kristen Domingo
     Quellan
     Tel:   [phone]
     Email: [e-mail]


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