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Extended Systems’ Server-based Sync Software to Support RIM Devices


BOISE, Idaho--(BUSINESS WIRE)--April 22, 2002--Extended Systems (Nasdaq:XTND), a leading provider of mobile data management and wireless connectivity solutions, announced today that it will provide server-based synchronization capabilities for RIM devices.

This June, Extended Systems’ XTNDConnect Server will provide a server-based replacement for RIM desktop synchronization software, reducing enterprise IT support costs for desktop software and offering the benefits of centralized device management for RIM, Palm OS, PocketPC, SyncML and Symbian devices. This initial release will provide RIM users with full cradle synchronization of Lotus Notes, contacts, and tasks, as well as reconciliation of email and calendar. A follow-on release late this summer will add wireless synchronization capabilities utilizing Extended Systems’ AutoDelivery feature.

Don Baumgartner, Extended Systems’ vice president of worldwide marketing, said Extended Systems is the first company in the mobile information management arena to offer a server-based synchronization solution for RIM devices. He said RIM support was added in response to customer demand from existing and potential corporate accounts. “By adding RIM support, we are providing a single, cross-platform, server-based sync solution for a broad range of devices. That’s what enterprise IT needs and that is what Extended Systems continues to deliver.”

About XTNDConnect Server

Extended Systems’ XTNDConnect Server mobile data management and synchronization software enables IT departments to securely integrate and manage the myriad of mobile devices and applications that are becoming increasingly important to the corporate enterprise. XTNDConnect Server enables users to synchronize Palm, Pocket PC, SyncML, Symbian and RIM mobile devices with corporate servers including Microsoft Exchange, Lotus Domino and any ODBC-compliant database. The cross-platform support that XTNDConnect Server provides is particularly notable as it provides IT managers with a single mobile data management solution for multiple devices and applications.

Pricing and Availability

XTNDConnect Server with support for RIM 850/857/950/957 devices will be available this June. List price is $95 per seat at 1000 seats or more. AutoDelivery for email and calendar will be available late summer. For more information, call 800/235-7576, ext. 6620 in North America or visit http://www.extendedsystems.com/go/buy to contact one of Extended Systems' global offices.

About Extended Systems

Extended Systems is a global leader in providing mobile infrastructure software that extends enterprise applications to mobile and wireless environments. The company’s products include data synchronization and management software, short-range wireless connectivity products (Bluetooth and IrDA-compliant), and client/server database management systems with remote access capabilities. Extended Systems’ customers and key relationships include 3Com, Compaq, Ericsson, Handspring, Hewlett-Packard, IBM, Microsoft, Motorola, NEC, Palm, Sharp, and Toshiba.

Founded in 1984, Extended Systems has offices and subsidiaries in the United States and worldwide. For more information, visit the company Web site at www.extendedsystems.com.



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