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VBrick Announces Digital Video Portal for HP ProCurve ONE
Provides large scale IP-video distribution with unlimited reach to any digital device

WALLINGFORD, CT � January 26, 2008 - HP ProCurve Program

member VBrick Systems, Inc., today announced that the VBrick�

Video Portal (ViP) is now integrated with the HP ProCurve ONE

zl Module. The integration transforms the zl Module into an IP-based

video portal that provides central access for live broadcasts via video;

recording and distributing video conferences, live content streams

and on-demand digital libraries. The VBrick Video Portal (ViP), which

has been jointly tested and validated, enables HP ProCurve ONE

users to create and watch video content quickly and easily without

requiring additional multimedia infrastructure or management expertise.

The VBrick ViP is designed for a variety of online and on-demand

enterprise video applications:

� Executive broadcasts
� Product launches
� On-demand digital libraries
� Extending video conferencing to mass distribution
� Training, distance learning and education
� Security monitoring
� Commercial television distribution
� Priority/emergency video notification

�The VBrick ViP further enhances VBrick�s focus on bringing

enterprises together with fast, personalized collaboration on a

group, department or worldwide basis. Video streaming over

the Internet speeds the distribution of ideas and execution,

which are critical in today�s business atmosphere.� said Vince

Graziani, CEO, VBrick Systems.

�The excitement about the integration of the ProCurve ONE and

VBrick ViP is that customers can optimize the performance of

their networks with the latest technology in enterprise video

streaming. Their network can also be easily expanded and upgraded

as new applications arise and the demand for live and stored video

increases.� said Marius Haas, HP senior vice-president and general