Comarco's ChargeSource(TM) Mobile Power Products Achieve Widespread Retail Distribution2 March 2006
Comarco, Inc. (Nasdaq: CMRO) announced today that it has achieved widespread retail distribution for its leading ChargeSource mobile power products, the thinnest, lightest, and most powerful mobile power products available for laptop computers, cellular telephones, DVD players, digital cameras, camcorders, and other handheld devices.
Kensington-branded ChargeSource products are now available in a majority of big-box consumer electronics retail chains, including Circuit City, CompUSA, Fry's, OfficeMax, and Staples. Comarco and Kensington Consumer Products Group, Comarco's retail distribution partner for ChargeSource products, recently announced the launch of Power-It-All(TM) Centers at Circuit City. These store-within-a-store merchandizing kiosks showcase the full-line of mobile power products under the Kensington brand name.
"Reaching widespread penetration of the retail consumer electronics marketplace is a significant milestone toward our goal of making ChargeSource the leading provider of mobile power available to consumers on-the-go," said Tom Franza, President & CEO of Comarco.
Tom Schmidt, Vice President and General Manager of ChargeSource operations added, "Kensington has done an exceptional job marketing the superior benefits of our 'thinnest and lightest' technology and attaining widespread distribution in the leading consumer electronic marketplaces in the world. As a result of their efforts, ChargeSource products will soon be available in more than 3,100 retail outlets throughout the United States. We look forward to working with Kensington to add further point-of-sale locations to this extensive distribution network."
Kensington-branded ChargeSource products are also available through a wide range of alternative channels such as value-added resellers, on-line retailers and on the Kensington website. Additionally, Comarco has recently announced the addition of major OEM distribution of custom ChargeSource mobile power products. Specifically, the ChargeSource custom 130 Watt AC/DC mobile power adapter, a custom 90 Watt DC mobile power adaptor, and a custom mobile printer tip are now available as accessories on the Dell, Inc website at http://www.dell.com. A custom 90 Watt AC/DC mobile power adaptor is available as an accessory on the Toshiba website at http://www.toshibadirect.com. These products are branded under the Duracell(TM) name. A key component of Comarco's strategy is to brand, market, sell and distribute its products with leading retail brands recognized around the world.
About ChargeSource
ChargeSource, a division of Comarco, is a leading provider of mobile power products for laptop computers, cellular telephones, DVD players, digital cameras, digital camcorders, and other handheld devices. For more information about ChargeSource, go to http://www.chargesource.com.
About Comarco
Based in Irvine, Calif., Comarco is a leading provider of wireless test solutions for field test applications, wireless emergency call box systems, and ChargeSource(R) universal mobile power products. Comarco's Seven.Five(R) wireless test system for field test applications allows cellular telephone operators to measure and improve the quality of service for their cellular phone networks. Seven.Five's open architecture supports both current cellular operating system technologies and the new 3G systems being implemented worldwide. Comarco's call box systems are in place on many major highway systems throughout the United States and are used by motorists to contact local authorities for rapid assistance. More information about Comarco's product lines can be found at http://www.comarco.com and http://www.chargesource.com.
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