Audiovox Debuts 1X-Compatible, Tri-Mode, CDMA Handset with Dual LCDs

January 9, 2002 - Audiovox today introduced its new CDM-9200X, an ultra-sleek, feature-rich, 1X-enabled, CDMA tri-mode handset. Designed to operate on the 800 MHz AMPS/CDMA and 1900 MHz PCS frequencies, ACC's CDM-9200X, when used on carrier systems that support 3G CDMA2000 technology, will enable consumers to maximize the capabilities of increased speed and bandwidth of next-generation networks, and significantly enhance data, video and text transmission and reception. The compact, clamshell-style phone features dual LCD screens: a two-line LCD, on the outside, that displays key operational icons and caller ID; and when opened, an expanded display for all of the unit's operational icons plus seven available rows for messages, text and data. The CDM-9200X is equipped with the MSM-5105 chipset, web browser (UP 4.1), two soft touch Internet navigation keys and T9ä predictive text input. Other advanced features include voice-activated dialing and two-way short messaging service.

"The CDM-9200X, goes beyond its good looks and sleek features and demonstrates the latest innovations in state-of-the-art wireless design and technology," said Philip Christopher, President and CEO of Audiovox Communications Corporation. "With its 1X compatibility, the CDM-9200X is sure to meet the needs of discriminating consumers while enabling carriers to achieve their data initiatives."

About Audiovox
Audiovox Communications Corp. (ACC), a subsidiary of Audiovox Corporation (NASDAQ:VOXX), is one of the leading suppliers of wireless products with more than 15 years experience in the wireless industry. ACC markets its products under the brand "Audiovox" or private labels for its customer base. ACC has operations and sales offices in 10 countries and through its customer base, markets and distributes product in 42 countries on six continents.

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