Fort Lauderdale, September 29, 2008

Fort Lauderdale, Fl - VEI announced last week at the Monaco Yacht Show that two of its Triton night vision camera systems have been installed on the new 164 ft. Trinity Yacht, the "Norwegian Queen". T042 is soon to be delivered out of Trinity's yard in Gulfport, Mississippi, USA.

T042 also features five VEI displays at its helm and the VEI SSIR color touch pad switching system that integrates the two night vision cameras, radar, navigation and all of the other cameras and electronics on board. The computers running the navigation and networking system are also manufactured by VEI.

The OceanView Triton camera has three camera sensors which consist of: thermal, low light and color cameras. The Triton camera systems allows the Captain to safely navigate the yacht in almost any condition. The cameras are also a critical part of the vessels security system.

Mike Bader, Chief Operating Officer of VEI and Chief Executive Officer of OceanView; "We are excited to have been chosen yet again to supply our products for a yacht of this caliber. Obviously we take as much pride in manufacturing our equipment as Trinity and we appreciate the opportunity to partner with them and their discriminating customers to provide the finest
marine electronics available in the marketplace."

The electronics package was specified and installed by Yacht Tech Solutions in Stuart, FL. The Norwegian Queen will be on display next month at the Fort Lauderdale Boat Show.

For more information, please email sales@vei-systems.com VEI and OceanView are both headquartered in Fort Lauderdale FL USA. They have been manufacturing sophisticated marine electronics in the USA for the Yacht, military and commercial markets for over two decades.

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