Product Launch

Concurrent Technologies Plc                          

                                Product Launch                                 

      Dual Display PMC Graphics Adaptor for commercial and rugged markets      

Concurrent Technologies Plc (the "Company") a world leading specialist in the
design and manufacture of high-end embedded computer products, announces the
launch of a new product aimed at a wide range of applications within the
defence, industrial control and transportation markets. The product is a PMC
(PCI Mezzanine Card) adaptor - the IO PMC/722, a dual display video/graphics
PMC board.

The principle feature of this PMC board is the ability to provide high quality
video graphics with low power consumption (less than 2 Watts) and will provide
a solution to customers where power, space and cost are key concerns. The IO
PMC/722 can be used to add additional graphics capability to the Company's
current range of processor boards or can be used on any of the Company's PMC
carrier boards; alternatively it can be sold separately to be used on third
party products.

Initially the board is to be released as a commercial product, but it is
planned to have the rugged version of the board released in the near future. 
This will extend the board's market appeal still further into applications
operating within much harsher environments.

 

Glen Fawcett, Managing Director, commented:

"Our product led marketing strategy continues to open new business
opportunities as we build our presence in the marketplace. As with all our new
products, today's launch is in direct response to the needs of current
customers and should prove beneficial in our push to increase our revenues
within both existing and new markets and projects."

                                                              6 September 2007

Contacts:

Concurrent Technologies Plc                                01206 752 626       
                                                                               
Glen Fawcett, Managing Director                                                
                                                                               
Nexus Financial Ltd                                        020 7451 7050       
                                                                               
Nicholas Nelson/Kathy Boate                                                    
                                                                               
Nominated Adviser                                                              
                                                                               
Brewin Dolphin Investment Banking                                              
                                                                               
Alan Stewart                                               0845 213 1120       

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Notes to Editors:

Concurrent Technologies Plc develops and manufactures high-end embedded
computer products for use in the telecommunications, defence, security,
telemetry, scientific and aerospace markets. Using the latest Intel® Core™ dual
core processors, the single board computers support high performance
applications, some being capable of operating in temperatures from -40ºC to +85
ºC for applications within harsher environments. Concurrent Technologies
produces a wide range of boards designed according to industry standard
specifications including CompactPCI®, VME boards, AdvancedMC™, PCI Mezzanine
Cards and Multibus II.

The IO PMC/722 supports a variety of Digital Flat Panel (DFP) or analog CRT
devices in single or dual display configurations, where the DFP and CRT can be
driven simultaneously with the same image or different image sources. The
feature set includes a complete 3D rendering suite, hardware support for MPEG/
DVD playback, a 2D drawing engine that supports bit block transfers, colour
expansion and line draw. The IO PMC/722 adaptor's PCI interface requires a
32-bit 33MHz bus on the host board's PMC site and is 3.3V and 5V tolerant.