For immediate release                                                                            Source: Tech Werks, Inc.

Tech Werks releases new features at InfoComm09

Asheville, NC – June 10, 2009 – Tech Werks will be demonstrating its EZcaster Touch Screen encoder version 1.5 and its new on-line “SMART” management software at InfoComm09, June 17-19 in Orlando FL. Tech Werks will be demonstrating the EZcaster LIVE from the convention floor.

Tech Werks EZcaster, version 1.5, adds several new features. In addition to the custom profile/encoding type offered by Tech Werks, version 1.5 offers two new built-in profiles. The first is a low bit rate profile, which might be needed for LIVE streams in some foreign counties. The second profile is a Broadcast quality profile. This can be used over an Intranet or you can now use the EZcaster as a digital video recorder, recoding over a hundred hours. Version 1.5 also includes Time Stamp, inserting the date and time into the video, along with a Network logon button.

Tech Werks will also be demonstrating its new Webinar feature in its On-line “SMART” management software. This Webinar feature captures the viewers’ information, name, phone number and e-mail. During the LIVE webinar, each viewer has an “Ask a Question” box on their screen. These questions immediately appear on a screen in front of the presenter. Enabling the enhance presentation option; you can add a graphic or an interactive web. The presenter can Auto publish the LIVE webinar making it an On-Demand webinar. You can still enable “Ask a Question” box and the question will be e-mailed to the presenter.

Tech Werks is also testing its new 3G technology using Verizon’s USB modems. This new streaming technology will allow you to stream LIVE anywhere you have a 3G Verizon cell service. Using Tech Werks prototype, Trinity Baptist Church in Asheville, NC streamed LIVE for two weeks, several hours each night, from a tent in the middle of a field with no hard line Internet connection. Daryl Inman, Media Director, said “We had hundreds of viewers each night and the system worked great. I can see this technology being beneficial not only for people like us, but also for emergency response organizations, people that do conferences where it is difficult to get a hard line Internet connection.”