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FutureLogic printers win two Casino Journal awards

April 26, 2005

GLENDALE, Calif. - FutureLogic, Inc., manufacturer of thermal ticket printers for cashless gaming, announced in a news release that two FutureLogic printers have received Top 20 Most Innovative Gaming Technology Products 2004 awards from Casino Journal.

FutureLogic received two Top 20 awards - for the GEN2 printer and the GEN2 VST, a new vertical-configuration printer designed for use with space-saving slim-top machines. Both printers incorporate ProMatrix, a flexible promotional couponing and trigger system that enables proactive marketing functions on the casino floor by turning ordinary slot tickets into colorful, eye-catching coupons.

Casino Journal's Top 20 Most Innovative Gaming Technology Awards are considered the most prestigious honor bestowed on gaming products and services. A panel of four expert judges evaluated this year's entries and chose the 20 finalists. Attendees of the Third Annual Gaming Technology Summit (May 25-26, 2005, at Green Valley Ranch, Las Vegas) will vote for their favorite products and services from the Top 20 finalists, and platinum, gold and silver medals will be awarded to the top three technologies.

"FutureLogic is honored by the recognition of these distinguished judges and gaming executives, and proud to be in the company of industry-leading game manufacturers such as Atronic, Bally, IGT, Konami Gaming, Star Games and WMS Gaming," said Nick Micalizzi, vice president of sales and marketing for FutureLogic. "These awards represent the successful implementation of our new technology initiatives and commitment to setting new standards for reliable, multi-function ticket printers that help casino operators streamline operations and improve the overall gaming experience."

The GEN2 printer has received several gaming industry awards, including Casino Journal's Top 20 Most Innovative Gaming Technology Products 2003. At G2E 2004, the GEN2 VST printer was the only printer recognized by a panel of judges and received an award in the "Best Productivity-Enhancement Technology" category from Global Gaming Business magazine.