Panasonic Addresses IPv6

LAS VEGAS -- IPv6 Summit, Inc., a company dedicated to providing services and products for the New Internet (also known as Internet Protocol version 6 or IPv6), today announced the latest addition to the "New Internet Consumer Electronics" keynote line-up, Michimasa Arimaki, Director of the Panasonic Research and Development Corporation of North America. Arimaki will discuss IPv6 applications such as Panasonic's new HD-PLC chip which provides broadband connectivity with electric outlets between wide ranges of electronic products by using the already active Internet Protocol (IP). The HD-PLC brings high-speed transmission of high-definition video into every room of the home via existing power lines. Arimaki will also discuss wireless IPv6 enabled video cameras which are utilized for security and "always on" capabilities.

The New Internet Consumer Electronics conference track will take place at the Consumer Electronics Show (CES) 2006 on Thursday, January 5, from 10:00am to 5:00pm at the Sands Convention Center in Las Vegas. IPv6 Summit, Inc. is a subsidiary of Innofone, Incorporated. (OTC BB:INFN.OB - News), the first public company focused exclusively on IPv6. This special one day track will focus primarily on the importance of IPv6-enabled consumer devices including high-quality Television-over-Internet, IP-enabled cell phones, homes of the future with power-line high-speed data and mobile take-it-with-you access, and cooperative networked A/V systems. Leading executives will discuss what IPv6 really means, why it is replacing today's Internet, and the opportunities for new business.

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"We are extremely excited to include Mr. Arimaki as a keynote speaker," says Alex Lightman, CEO of the IPv6 Summit, Inc. "Panasonic is a leader in the development of IPv6 enabled devices for consumer and business applications and is an excellent addition to our distinguished panel."

Panasonic Corp. (NYSE: PC)