GameDrive^® to be Integrated with LuxSAT^® Home Media Center

IRVINE, CA — April 23, 2003 — Luxembourg-based LuxSAT International will be integrating FarStone GameDrive CD emulation software into its new LuxSTATION home media center. GameDrive’s virtual CD capabilities will enhance the PC gaming features of the LuxSAT platform.

“I’m excited that our software will give an extra measure of convenience to people who use this new technology,” said FarStone CEO Thomas Lin.

The LuxSTATION terminal, which enables on-demand video and gaming, is equipped with LuxSAT Entertainment On-Demand software, a DVD video and CD audio player, a cable or digital satellite TV receiver, a high-powered 3D video game console, a home music jukebox, a LAN connection, a wireless keyboard and mouse, and a remote control.

About GameDrive

GameDrive CD emulator creates virtual CDs that allow users to play disc-based PC games without inserting the physical disc in a CD/DVD-ROM drive. Since it runs virtual CD files directly on the hard drive, GameDrive also improves access rates to games by as much as 200%. GameDrive can create up to to 23 virtual CD/DVD-ROM drives and an unlimited number of virtual CD/DVDs. The software includes a free Live Update feature that keeps game support up to date.

About LuxSAT

LuxSAT specializes in on-demand television services, and distributes content through its home entertainment platform. Movies are the primary on-demand content, but LuxSAT also delivers TV programs, 3D games, music tracks, and numerous interactive services. LuxSAT on-demand service is available in Europe and the Middle East and is planned for the US in 2004.

About FarStone

Founded in 1993, FarStone Technology develops data backup and CD emulation software. FarStone is an ISO 9001 certified software publisher holding multiple technology patents. Headquartered in Irvine, CA, the company licenses its software to corporations, small businesses, educational institutions and consumers worldwide. FarStone’s technology partners include Intel, NEC, Phoenix Technologies, and Toshiba.