Navicom GPS President Keith Tench Grants Interview With WallSt.net

Interview Discusses the New Navicom Telemetric and Telemetry Network and Becoming a Tier 1 Provider in the GPS Market

SCOTTSDALE, Ariz., June 2 -- NowAuto, Inc. announced today that wholly owned subsidiary Navicom's President Keith Tench was interviewed by WallSt.net. The interview can be heard using this link: http://216.197.122.32/acgi/newsAlert/Thu_6-2-2005_7.30am.html

In the interview, Tench talks about the Navicom strategy on transforming the GPS Company from a reseller to a Tier 1 provider and competing in the GPS market. Navicom announced last week the development and manufacturing its own Telemetric and Telemetry product and state-of-the-art backend network. The company will launch the q NETWORK which will support the NaviTraq V GPS unit as well as NaviTraq VI, the EGPRS product.

Navicom is initially spending 1 million dollars on the new GPS rollout and expects sales of 1,000 units per month by August of this year. The capacity of the new system will be configured to support a minimum of 100,000 devices and 250,000 transactions per month without a required upgrade. The system will support and be certified for the Aeris Microburst Network and Datarom GSM Network.

Those interested in learning more about Navicom and the benefits of GPS Technology can visit http://www.nowgps.com/ or contact info@nowgps.com.

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