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For More Information: Dale L. Larson, President Intangible Assets Manufacturing 828 Ormond Avenue Drexel Hill, PA 19026 info@iam.com voice: +1 610 853 4406 fax: +1 610 853 3733 Intangible Assets Manufacturing Continues Strong Support of Amiga Users Drexel Hill, PA (4 May, 1994) Intangible Assets Manufacturing, a software development and consulting company in the Amiga marketplace, announces that Commodore Electronics Ltd.'s voluntary liquidation in no way affects IAM's commitment to the Amiga. IAM's president, Dale L. Larson, stated, "The Amiga is important. Commodore is irrelevant." Larson elaborated, "Even if Commodore disappears and no one else picks up production of the Amiga, there is a large existing base of machines which will remain valuable for many years. We intend to help current Amiga users to get the most from those systems. Further, we believe that licensing agreements or other arrangements will likely allow production of new machines by someone." IAM's currently available products include Amiga Envoy — an Amiga peer-to-peer networking package. IAM expects to make an announcement of a new Amiga book soon, and has other major projects in the works for the coming year.