Innpu Introduces World's First 'Wired Phones'

LONDON, June 21, 2010 - Since the introduction of the BlackBerry and iPhone, smart phone software
features and value-added services have been maturing, but there have been few
noteworthy hardware advances. Now, the Innpu Communication Technology Co.,
Ltd. (www.innpu.com ) will break the ice.

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With a commitment to change the way users access cell phones to prevent
mobile phone radiation and produce new technologies, Innpu Communication
Technology Co., Ltd. recently successfully developed the world's first "wired
phone" cell phone and will soon release it.

Innpu introduces the first mobile phone with built-in retractable
headphones. When receiving a phone call, just pull out the built-in headphone
line; when the call is complete, the headset and headphones automatically
retract. This reduces the risk of cell phone radiation to the user's head,
while also frees up both hands.

This built-in retractable headphone module may appear simple, but in
reality is quite technical. Innpu spent 5 years gathering multi-national
technology experts for the development of polymer materials, new composite
materials, and a continuous innovation process, all in order to surpass
ordinary headphone winding capability, now enabling winding up to ten
thousand times during the phone's service life, but also overcome module size
constraints, which can affect ease of use, speed, etc.

Innpu has already obtained proprietary intellectual property protection
for this technology in the European Union, China, the U.S., Japan and many
other countries and regions. Meanwhile, Innpu management believe this
technology can hardly be copied. That mobile phone radiation is harmful to
human health is controversial at present, but numerous medical experts
believe that since cell phone communications send and receive radio waves,
the process of using a phone will certainly have a negative impact on brain
function.

To prevent radiation, most phones are equipped to use and come with
external headphones, but winding the headset externally is not convenient, so
almost all headphones are not used, and alone cause the world billions of
dollars in wasted resources every year. Innpu hopes that this invention can
change cell phone consumers' traditional usage habits, in order to avoid
damage to the head from mobile phone radiation and to conserve resources, but
also make audio and video applications for mobile phone users with headsets
more convenient. Although Bluetooth wireless headset technology is mature,
frequent charging and the inconvenience of wear among other reasons prevent
widespread use.

Innpu's "wired phone" will soon be available around the world.
Additionally, in the future this technology will be extended to the iPAD,
notebook computers and other small mobile network terminals, including MP4,
MP5 and other music video terminals.

David Yuan, +86-10-5900-9586, or webmaster at innpu.com