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HARMAN MULTIMEDIA UNVEILS NEW SOUND SYSTEM

NORTHRIDGE - Harman Multimedia has unveiled its new JBL On-Tour portable audio sound system.

Slightly larger than an eyeglass case and roughly the size of two iPods, On-Tour utilizes a stereo pair of transducers, features six watts of total power, and comes equipped with touch volume controls, an integrated protective cover and stand, and white-chrome accents.
 
The use of four standard AAA batteries provides more than 24 hours of operation at normal listening levels and is compatable with most digital music players personal CD players or laptop or desktop computers.

JBL On-Tour will be available online at www.jbl.com and at retailers nationwide next month.
 
COPART ACQUIRES ALASKA SALVAGE FACILITY

FAIRFIELD - Copart Inc. has acquired a salvage facility in Anchorage, Alaska brining to 107 the total number of facilities the company operates in the US and Canada.

Since July 2003, the company  has added five locations in Oregon; Montana, Ohio, Alaska, and Toronto, Canada.
 
Copart, founded in 1982, provides vehicle suppliers, primarily insurance companies, with a full range of services to process and sell salvage vehicles through auctions, principally to licensed vehicle dismantlers, rebuilders, repair licensees and used vehicle dealers.
 
Salvage vehicles are either damaged vehicles deemed a total loss for insurance or business purposes or are recovered stolen vehicles for which an insurance settlement with the vehicle owner has already been made.

MERIDIAN MEDICAL NEGOTIATES US DISTRIBUTION DEAL
 
VANCOUVER, British Columbia - Meridian Co. Ltd., a Canadian-based developer of diagnostic medical equipment, has said that its subsidiary, Meridian Medical Inc. has begun discussions with several key partners in the US for the wholesale distribution rights of two of it's major product lines.
 
The company is reportedly in extensive negotiations to finalize a distribution agreement with an as-yet-unnamed California-based health care company to become the US distributor of its patented digital pulse analyzer (DPA).
 
The California market, Meridian said, "is a crucial point of market entry in the US for the company's integrative diagnostic health care equipment."

The non-invasive DPA accurately measures the elasticity of small and large arteries and provides health care practitioners with critical information regarding arterial aging.
 
Meridian presently holds a total of 18 worldwide patents on its technology, and has received US Food & Drug Administration, as well as other international regulatory approvals for many of it's products.

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