NAV-TV Corporation to debut several new vehicle network integration modules for both domestic, European and Asian OEM automotive manufactures. Special debut of the much anticipated Back-up camera and Video in Motion (ViM) input module for the Ford SYNC navigation radio.

Las Vegas, NV, November 4, 2008 - NAV-TV®, an international leader in OEM vehicle network integration technology for infotainment and telematics device optimization, announces the release of its new 2009 catalog and product line and will have several systems on display at the Las Vegas Convention Center in the North Hall, booth #10665 at the 2008 SEMA Show, November 4th - 7th, in Las Vegas Nevada.

Coming off of a successful showing at the 2008 SAE Convergence Expo in Detroit last week; NAV-TV is poised to showcase its leading edge vehicle network integration technology to automotive manufacturers, suppliers, dealers, distributors and representative firms at SEMA. NAV-TV's display will include their most recent release the ALLSYNC ® back-up camera and Video in Motion (ViM) input module for the Ford SYNC navigation radio system. This plug and play module represents an important step in the evolution of NAV-TV for new product development. The NAV-TV Ford SYNC (Powered by Microsoft) compatible module allows for video in motion on the factory navigation screen for the enjoyment of the passenger. "The Ford SYNC system has been very successful in the market and this input module by NAV-TV allows for existing SYNC users to now be able to add a back-up camera system and video in motion to their Ford vehicle." stated Moni Melman, CEO of NAV-TV.

Other highlighted integration modules will include: An engineering breakthrough that will enable a multi-featured integration interface designed specifically for 2009-up model year Porsche vehicles equipped with the PCM3 radio platform. This new solution enables seamless activation of Bluetooth hands-free and the addition of an aftermarket backup camera to the factory multimedia system while providing control directly from the factory head unit.

The innovative NAV-TV TOOKI-MB Bluetooth module allows for full integration to Mercedes vehicles with the MOST® fiber optic network and is compatible with either standard or navigation radios. The solution provides hand-free and complete phone book synchronization for wireless phones with Bluetooth. Unlike many other Bluetooth kits, TOOKI-MB integrates directly with the vehicles MOST network and navigation radio.

The new NAV-TV GENESIS Video in Motion (ViM) integration module for the all new 2009 Hyundai Genesis automobile. The NAV-TV Genesis video module allows for video in motion within the factory navigation screen. "NAV-TV is always seeking to add entertainment and convenience to our customer's automotive experience. We intend this to be the first in a wide line of new products for Hyundai and other new vehicle platforms that are utilizing the MOST fiber optic technology" stated Melman.

The NAV-TV MKSVIM (Video in Motion module) allows for full integration to Lincoln vehicles and is compatible with the recently released MKs navigation radio. Designed, engineered and validated to maintain the look and feel of a factory installed system. The NAV-TV module is designed to be dealer- and or user-upgradeable for future upgrades and product enhancements via USB.

"As vehicle networks become more and more complex in the automobile, it becomes more difficult for the owners of these vehicles to add devices or upgrade the factory installed radio. NAV-TV continues to push the envelope in development and engineering, allowing owners to add current and future consumer electronics devices to their vehicles with plug and play technology that fully integrates with the vehicles network and the factory navigation screen" said Chris Cook, NAV-TV's Vice President of OEM. NAV-TV continues to leverage its automotive expertise and pioneer the car audio and infotainment industry with cutting-edge video, iPod, satellite radio, Bluetooth and other cutting edge vehicle integration technologies.