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FreeSystems and Grado Release Digital Wireless Headphones

LAS VEGAS, Jan. 7 /PRNewswire/ -- International CES -- FreeSystems Pte. Ltd., the developer of Freespan(TM)(patent-pending) digital transmission technology and Grado Labs, today launched the limited edition FreeSystems-Grado Digital Headphone System.

The system has been in development for the past year. The total build quantity of the Limited Edition is less than 500 pieces.

The pioneering system consists of the FreeSystems-designed digital infrared transmitter, a digital receiver-headphone amp and a handcrafted Grado headphone. To assure audiophile-grade performance, FreeSystems has incorporated the well-regarded Grado RA-1 headphone amplifier within the receiver. Visually dramatic, yet classically understated, the elegant contrast of metallic black and silver in the receiver is restated in the Grado headphone -- with precision machined aluminum components and black fine leather headband. Freespan technology is used to provide a crystal-clear digital wireless link between the audio source and the user.

``Many people like to listen in their favorite chair, which is not usually within reach of the audio system,'' Grado Labs president John Grado explains. ``They need be to able to control the headphone volume and don't want a cable or interconnect stretched across the room. The challenge was to find a link that is as good as, or better than wire, yet without its physical presence,'' he added.

``FreeSystems is delighted to collaborate with Grado in developing a product that we believe will deliver the benefits of wireless without compromising musical fidelity -- by the melding of their art of great headphone design with the science of Freespan technology'' says Chong Lim Neoh, Managing Director of FreeSystems.

The Digital Headphone System (www.FreeSystems-Grado-LE.com) which carries a manufacturer's suggested retail price of $3,800, will be available by February 1st, 2002, exclusively though a few select audio-video retailers.

About FreeSystems Pte Ltd

FreeSystems (www.freesystems.com.sg) develops technology such as Freespan and other IP that enables digital wireless transmission and audio processing. These technologies are used in developing chip-sets that are easily integrated into manufacturers' systems for various digital consumer applications.

FreeSystems is also the developer of xdream, a revolutionary, CES2002 Innovation Award winning wire-free headphone with USB input (www.xdreamfones.com).

FreeSystems is a private company headquartered in Singapore. The company has several US and other international patents pending.

FreeSystems, Freespan and xdream are trademarks of FreeSystems Pte Ltd.

About Grado Laboratories Inc.

New York-based Grado Labs has for almost half a century been one of the leaders in design engineering for the high-end audio and recording industries. The company, which holds over forty-eight patents, is most known for its critically-acclaimed headphone and phono cartridge designs. John Grado, president and second-generation owner, led the development of the Prestige Series, winners of more awards than any other headphone line in the world.

Grado and Grado Labs are trademarks of Grado Laboratories Inc.

SOURCE: FreeSystems Pte. Ltd.

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