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SOYO Announces The New Honeywell SecuraDrive RFID for Government and Government contractors

All intelligence agencies, operations departments, logistics departments, etc., etc., will demand the capabilities that SOYO's Honeywell SecuraDrive™ possesses. It is also a known fact that minority and women-owned enterprises get preferred status with U.S. Government contracts. I don't know how many SOYO-built Honeywell products the U.S. Government will buy, but there is tremendous potential IMO. I can imagine many high-level military officials, members of Congress, etc., will end up owning the SecuraDrive. I remember when a few members of Congress started using BlackBerrys a few years ago, pretty soon it became a must-have device.


Here is the announcement:

New Stealth Encryption Technology by SOYO Changes the Rules

Wednesday October 29, 9:15 am ET

The New Honeywell SecuraDrive RFID


SAN JUAN CAPISTRANO, Calif. and ONTARIO, Calif., Oct. 29, 2008 (GLOBE NEWSWIRE) -- SOYO Group Inc. (``SOYO'' or ``Company'') (OTC BB:SOYO.OB - News) and Cali Micro Global, a certified woman owned HUB Zone Company, announced today the release of the Honeywell SecuraDrive(tm) RFID to the Government and Government contractor's.

Cali Micro Global's Managing Director, Darryl King commented, ``The new Honeywell Pocket Size SecuraDrive(tm) RFID changes the rules for portable encrypted hard drives. As the distributor of choice to the Government and Government Contractors for SOYO's Honeywell product lines, I can honestly say that this is one of the most ground breaking products I've ever seen in my 22-plus years in the IT sector.''

Designed and manufactured by SOYO Inc., The Honeywell SecuraDrive(tm) RFID is a 2.5 inch external USB 2.0 hard drive, with either 250GB or 500GB of Government grade secure storage. The Honeywell SecuraDrive(tm) RFID utilizes two powerful technologies, Radio-frequency identification (RFID) and Advanced Encryption Standard (AES) 128bit encryption. The RFID is an automatic identification method that stores and remotely retrieves data. The 128bit password uses AES, which is a block cipher that was adopted by the U.S. Government as its encryption standard. It has been analyzed extensively and is now used worldwide.

``We are very impressed with Cali Micro's success in sales to U.S. Government agencies and contractors,'' said SOYO's Chairman and CEO, Ming Chok, ``Cali-Micro is very highly respected certified Minority Owned fully compliant IT firm. All of us at SOYO are excited to work with Darryl King and the Cali-Micro team.''

Darryl King continued, ``I've sold countless external hard drives over the years and now all of those hard drives are absolutely obsolete. The information you secure on this hard-drive can be kept from the Operating System unless you want it to be seen. It's absolutely stealth to other users on the network. If your network is compromised your critically sensitive information isn't. What I like the most about SecuraDrive RFID is simplicity; you can be protecting your files within moments after opening the box.

``This product is hot and in electronics, hot products are hard to keep in stock. If you want portable encryption then you need to order as soon as possible before we get to the allocation stage. We are the premier choice for internal and external encrypted hard drives since we represent both manufacturers in the space. We have everything from pocket size encrypted hard drives to small book size encrypted hard drives that hold 1.5 TB of information with 256 Bit encryption. We even have hardware driven encryption for internal use. Any questions can be directed to me at my office 949-218-2364, extension 717 or via e-mail to [email protected].''

About Cali Micro Global

Cali Micro Global is a wholly owned subsidiary of Photetica Inc. Photetica is a medical technology firm and is a certified woman owned HUB Zoned Company. Cali Micro Global has strategic alliances and exclusive distribution with many name brand manufacturers in the IT sector. The firm also offers on line access for over 4,000 products in the IT sector and over 10,000,000 commercial and military grade components. Cali Micro Global is an equal opportunity employer with a multi lingual sales staff serving clients in North America, South America, Korea, Japan, Malaysia and China.

About SOYO Inc.

SOYO, Inc. is a leading global provider of computer, consumer electronics, and broadband telecommunications products and services. Headquartered in Ontario, Calif., with sales offices in Latin America, the SOYO brand has become synonymous with quality, performance and value. For more information about the company and its products, please call 909-292-2500 or visit our Web site at http://www.soyo.com.

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SOYO $0.25 INTRODUCES HONEYWELL 3D HDTV, HD CROSSOVER PC, 18 OTHER NEW PRODUSTS at CES

http://biz.yahoo.com/pz/090106/157133.html

ON FRIDAY, JANUARY 9, 4GTV WILL AIR A SEGMENT HIGHLIGHTING INNOVATIVE SOYO and SOYO-MADE HONEYWELL PRODUCTS AT THE CES SHOW IN VEGAS.

Incredible investment opportunity. SOYO has a tiny $14M market cap, is profitable, and generates $110M in revenues. Huge insider ownership and insider buying.

**** AT CES 2009 SOYO IS INTRODUCING: *****

- 3D HDTV and MONITORS

- HONEYWELL DIGITAL INFORMATION DISPLAYS

- AN INNOVATIVE HIGH DEFINITION CROSSOVER PERSONAL COMPUTER

- OVER 20 SOYO and HONEYWELL HDTV MODELS AT SIGNIFICANTLY LOWER PRICES THAN THE COMPETITION

SOYO has been profitable the last 2 years and it expects to break even in 2008 despite the worse economic environment for consumer electronic products. The company expects to earn at least 4c/share in 2009 by shifting to higher margin products. SOYO has a multi-year agreement with Honeywell to design, manufacture, and sell over 30 consumer electronic products bearing the Honeywell brand name.

TO VIEW DOZENS OF CES 2009 SOYO PICTURES PLEASE JOIN THE SOYO IR YAHOO MESSAGE GROUP AT:

http://finance.groups.yahoo.com/group/SOYO_IR/join

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PROFITABLE SOYO WITH A TINY $15M MARKET CAP and OVER $110M IN REVENUES WILL START SELLING SOME PRODUCTS AT BEST BUY....IMPRESSES MANY AT CES SHOW THIS WEEK. THIS IS HUGE NEWS FOR SOYO

TODAY'S CES ARTICLE:

Soyo-Honeywell Impresses with 3D HDTV, Crossover PC

SOYO-Honeywell intros new HDTVs, impressive 3D-TV and the HDiPC - a high definition crossover personal computer.

January 09, 2009 | by Richard M. Sherwin

It was only a few years ago when television manufacturers Westinghouse Digital and Vizio were almost laughed off the floor at the Consumer Electronics Show in Las Vegas.

Most pundits scoffed at these start-ups when they said they planned to take on the big guys like Sony, Panasonic, Toshiba, LG and Samsung. Now, the last laugh is on the rest of us. Not only do Vizio and Westinghouse Digital have a significant market share in the television realm, but their products include 1080p, 240 Hz, and all the other features and ratings previously owned by the established CE makers.

If you happen to find yourself lost in the back of Central Hall of the Convention Center, you might find another CE company who has set their sights on that same market. SOYO is launching high-end HDTVs, 3D TV and a hybrid HDTV PC under the licensed name Honeywell. SOYO is a ten year old PC OEM product maker that has established a beach head portfolio that will soon be available at Best Buy and several regional CE makers.

Starting with a 32-inch LCD HDTV up to a 50 inch, the Honeywell branded TVs have all the requisite features like top flight contrast ratio. Honeywell's line of Altura TVs will be priced at about $200 below the competition.

And there's some buzz about Soyo-Honeywell's 3D HDTV. In its preview yesterday, the 3D images were clearer, sharper and as motion sensitive as those we saw from Mitsubishi, Samsung and Sony. While executives wouldn't divulge the complete source of their 3D technology, priced at a little over $3,000, SOYO-Honeywell expects this unit to be in full retail distribution in the next 60 days.

The more innovative and possibly risky venture, is the company's HDiPC, a Linux based all-in-one device. The device will sell for only $300 at many mass market stores.

"We've seen the early success of the Netbooks and think this all-in-one unit will also be ideal for dorms, second bedrooms and some other unusual places for this very convenient and very budget conscious product," says Craig Bird, the company's marketing director.


http://www.electronichouse.com/article/soyo_honeywell_impresses_with_3d_hdtv_crossover_pc/

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            Thanks for the updates SOYO company.


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