/C O R R E C T I O N -- the PXI Systems Alliance/

In the news release, PXI Systems Alliance Welcomes 14 New Member Companies,
issued 12-Jan-2009 by the PXI Systems Alliance over PR Newswire, the second
paragraph, second sentence, should read "600,000 PXI modular instruments"
rather than "300,000 PXI modular instruments" as incorrectly transmitted by PR
Newswire. The complete, corrected release follows:
PXI Systems Alliance Welcomes 14 New Member Companies

Expect to Reach Milestone of 100,000 PXI Systems Deployed by the End of 2009

NIWOT, Colo., Jan. 12 /PRNewswire/ -- The PXI Systems Alliance (www.pxisa.org)
today announced 2008 as one of its strongest years in membership growth with
the addition of 14 new member companies. Demonstrating the PXI standard's
cross-industry appeal, the new member companies represent a diverse set of
growing industries, including aerospace, consumer electronics, wireless, and
semiconductor. The new PXI Systems Alliance member companies raise the total
number of member companies to 59 and help PXI continue its strong global
presence with more than a third of the new member companies coming from
countries outside the United States, including China, Austria, Israel and
Canada.

The new PXISA executive members are:
-- Averna
-- BAE Systems
-- LeCroy Corporation
-- One Stop Systems, Inc.

The new PXISA associate members are:
-- Beijing Control Industrial Computer Corporation
-- C & H Technologies
-- Corelis, Inc.
-- DAQTron, Inc.
-- EADS North America Test and Services
-- Elektrobit Austria GmbH
-- Elma Electronic
-- Integrated Device Technology, Inc. (IDT)
-- Ranatec Instrument AB
-- Tabor Electronics Ltd.

Additionally, the PXI Systems Alliance today announces PXI adoption is
expected to exceed 100,000 deployed PXI systems by the end of this decade
(2000 - 2009). This is a major milestone for the open, multivendor PXI
standard and represents an estimated 600,000 PXI modular instruments and
related devices deployed during the same decade. The open, software-defined
architecture of PXI based on high performance PC technology has become the
industry standard for automated measurement and automation systems. According
to industry analyst Frost and Sullivan, the strong adoption of PXI systems is
expected to continue with a projected compounded annual growth rate of 17.6%
through 2014. The PXI Systems Alliance members look forward to assisting
scientists and engineers with using PXI for their measurement and automation
needs in 2009 and beyond.

Companies interested in joining the PXISA should visit www.pxisa.org.

About the PXI Systems Alliance
Formed in June 1998, the PXISA is a group of 59 companies that share a common
commitment to end-user success with open, multivendor CompactPCI systems for
applications in test and measurement, industrial automation and data
acquisition. The primary goal of the PXISA is to improve the effectiveness of
CompactPCI-based solutions in measurement and automation through use of the
PXI specification. PXISA membership is open to vendors who share the PXI
philosophy and objectives, and have a desire to produce and promote products
and solutions compatible with alliance goals.

Bob Helsel
ExecDirector@pxisa.org
303-652-2585

SOURCE the PXI Systems Alliance

Bob Helsel, of the PXI Systems Alliance, +1-303-652-2585,
ExecDirector@pxisa.org