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Profile: Luxell Technologies Inc. is a leading Canadian technology located in Mississauga, Ontario. We are the developer and provider of patented Black Layer optical interference for reflection control and contrast management of flat panel displays.

Black Layer technology is unique to Luxell, and is today`s most effective way to combat reflection from the counterelectrode of most flat panel displays. (See "how it works."


The company licenses its Black Layer technology to high-volume manufacturers of TFEL, OEL, OLED and PLED flat panel displays, and is actively engaged in technology transfers to mass produce Black Layer equipped displays.

Important for the recognition of Black Layer benefits are the company`s high-performance TFEL displays, which we manufacture at our Mississauga facility. These unique, sunshine-legible displays are typically used in avionics, military, emergency vehicle, and similar critical "must read" applications.

The first-ever sunshine-legible TFEL display.

Announcing a sunshine-legible TFEL in 1997 was a major milestone for Luxell and for the display industry overall. No company had ever made such a display. The achievement was proof, now brought to market, of the superior capabilities of the Luxell Black Layer to minimize reflection through optical interference rather than conventional filtering.

Today, several Black Layer equipped, high-performance BlackLITE TFEL display models are available, including 3ATI, 1/4 VGA and custom sizes. They are globally recognized as the most crisp and legible TFEL displays available.

Licensing for TFELS, OELs, OLEDs, and PLEDs.

Luxell`s breakthrough technology for TFELs has proven highly valuable for OELs, OLEDs, PLEDs and other types of new organic pixel displays. These displays have layered structures similar to that of TFELs. In addition to improving performance, Black Layer technology helps to minimize heat and decrease current requirements for organic pixel displays -- by doing so it helps to increase pixel life. Also, cost savings over design alternatives such as circular polarizers make Black Layer technology especially attractive to high-volume manufacturers.

As a result, Luxell has developed relationships with several organic-pixel display developers.

Growing intellectual property.

The broad exposure to organic-pixel display development involving several manufacturers enables Luxel to continually add to its understanding of optical interference technology and its incorporation into the manufacturing processes of several types of flat panel displays. Luxell is acknowledged worldwide as the leader in optical interference design and manufacturing — hence our name — "The Black Layer Company."




http://www.luxell.com
http://www.aktelux.com
http://www.luxellresearch.com

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http://www.theclockmag.com/oled_updateoct2003.html




OLED Update at SID in Phoenix

SID’s 23rd International Display Research Conference
week of Sept 15th at Phoenix, Arizona

by Russ Hunter and Clock staff

The Papers Came First:

In the first days at the Conference technical talks held standing room only with 75 - 150 people lining the rooms. By the week`s end, the business conference had an audience of 50 - 75.

The first talks were reports of work in progress on OLEDs. Kodak gave three, UDC one, followed by many plasma improvements, :LCDs, electrophoretic displays that fit into the Army`s Flexible Display Initiative. One NEC paper claimed NEC has been developing electronic paper for five years. ( Offstage, presenters were upstaged by a report of DNP (DaiNipponPrinting) having achieved "an OLED display that can be folded like paper," with CDT technology. (Nihon Keizi Shimbun)
At IDRC, DNP speakers admit the prototype has some "minor defects, but the footage shown indicated that the defects were somewhat more than minor. I`d chalk this up as promising. Electronic paper is also in research at the U. of Illinois.

Three papers were given on carbon nanotube FEDs from Cambridge U., NHK, Ulvac. NHK also had a paper on ferroelectric LCDs, but no word at IDRC on its developing phosphorescent OLEDs.
Kodak said it was developing a new generation of OLED materials for "always -on" devices with new dopants, featuring a new blue, BD3. "Blue emissive materials having improved color permit lower drive voltages for obtaining a white point than currently available materials. Kodak`s new BD3 provides excellent blue color emission" showing improvements over BD2. Kodak mentioned a 16,000 hour lifetime. ( All life expectancies were extrapolated from far shorter testing times. )
Kodak`s new red dopant gave mixed results - more stability, shorter life. A third Kodak presentation discussed bottom vs. more efficient top-emitting OLED structures.

Kodak was surprisingly absent at the Business Conference.

Dow`s Michael Radler emphasized Dow`s commitment and ability to satisfy different OLED needs, though Dow`s main customer seems to be CambridgeDisplayTechnology. Dow`s new OLED "LUMATION - Light Emitting Polymers" illustrated "new results of our ongoing efforts to develop improved blue polymers...demonstrated new blue polymer systems with improved efficiencies and a device half-life of greater than 10,000 hours at 100cd/sq meter," mentioned very recent partner reports of life closer to 15K hours.
Tests at Dow`s new facility sometimes run shorter time than planned, so results are extrapolated.
A number of other presenters remarked later that (Dow`s) 50% figure for half-life is neither realistic nor useful: 70 - 75% seems more acceptable to these folks. In UDC`s talk, one speaker also brought up the 50% decay metric as NOT high enough.

Universal Display`s paper outlined three areas of development: Large Area, TOLEDs
(transparent OLEDs) and FOLEDS (flexible OLEDs.) They also made many comparisons between OLED and LCD lifetimes and brilliance.
UDC reds and greens showed improvements, especially for passive matrix OLEDs. "Blue isn`t there yet." Their next generation green is up to 20K hours (half life) at 600cd/m2
They have achieved significant improvements in red efficiency as a by-product of scaling to full production.
UDC is partnered with Samsung to produce red/green AMOLED displays.

The great challenges and initiatives of solid state lighting, now in R/D by major companies ( GE, HP, Philips, Fujitsu, etc.are just a few,) and all western or westernized governments, was introduced by James Broderick of Pacific Northwest Labs.
Some companies with feet in both universes include Kopin and Cree. XYZ

SID’s Business

Conference centered on OLEDs.
“Killer apps’ often turn out to be a small piece of the pie in the long run.”(Leslie Polgar)


Tom Miller, President & GM of OLED Passive Matrix Business of DuPont Displays ran down a checklist somewhat different from Dupont’s of six months ago:

2003 is the year when commercial reality must replace hype, he said.
The general public is still unaware of OLEDs but many new products featuring OLEDs are coming soon; many already available in Asia, where cellphone subdisplays are the main driver for growth.

"The phone as a fashion statement is a sea change for the display industry (even though) the OLED cellphone display is 2-8x the cost of LCDs. Users are amazed at their viewability. The market is ready for them.”
(Later, Nokia would disagree, saying, OLEDs are not “there” yet.)
“IP inventors must be paid for their inventions. But they must be realistic about money. The OLED industry must survive for anyone to profit.”



From wearable- computers, clock Sept 03 Polymer technology will be the solution for roll to roll manufacturing. One future use is military uniforms with built-in OLED camouflage. Dupont’s new strategy is to move up the supply chain from materials supplier -> modules->cell maker, and finally become an OEM.


He sees the small size OLED market growing quickly, but warns there are (still) “major challenges ahead” for large OLEDs.


Tom Miller (Dupont)
“All OLED players who are shipping product have leveraged a captive application to build volume and work out the bugs.” But OLEDs must now find new market areas that LCDs can’t serve. Dupont is working on these, he adds mysteriously.
He reminds us that LCD proved itself in small displays first. Only then did computer companies see LCDs attractive for notebook displays.

Collaboration

The OLED industry needs companies` collaboration; to standardize test protocols, production methods and metrics, to resolve differing lifetime claims.
And he points to the benefits reaped by the semiconductor industry from standardizing; taking a different perspective from earlier conference speakers who seemed more interested in competing with LCDs than in finding new and unusual applications for OLEDs..
Collaboration might not be everybody’s goal. But at Dupont, where display technology commands the largest investment in growth, Dupont is looking for OLED partners.
Miller sees a shift away from companies “founded solely to market intellectual property," though he names none. Dupont, of course, has investments in both CDT and in UDC. .
”IP inventors must be paid for their inventions. But they must be realistic about money. The OLED industry must survive for anyone to profit.”
He sees coming licensing and patenting wars:
The industry isn’t mature enough to deal with “stacked” royalties. He notes that some foreign companies are ignoring IP law. And – speaking like a man who’s never met a teen - recommends a shift to standard IP agreements, such as the music industry’s!
”The reality today is that supplies are limited ‘and it is currently impossible to multi-source OLED devices.” But he promises “there will be mass production and multiple sources by the end of the year ( 2003.”

Universal Display’s talk had been advertised as a “tell-all” (“Pitfalls, Land Mines and Mountain Tops,” but turned out to be staid. EVP/CFO Sid Rosenblatt was firm that Universal is an IP licensing company: selling materials only in aid of their IP licensing business model, from their bastion of just under 500 patents.
This reporter got the impression that UDC is prepared to play hardball with their intellectual property if they have to. However, their technical presentation seemed more honest than some other technical claims. (Recent Progress in High-Efficiency Phosphorescent OLED Technology, by Julie Brown et al, was given earlier in the week.)
In contrast to Dupont, Rosenblatt was cool to the idea of an OLED industry consortium- dismissing it as the hope of companies with weak IP.
Universal is an IP seller: their business model requires staying power.
“There is a long time between startup and big royalties. UDC is not interested in selling "exclusive" rights to their technology. Their goal is to move technology into the marketplace.”
There must be a large number of manufacturers for OLED to
succeed, he said. UDC is talking with every major display maker in Asia about licensing; right now they are in joint development arrangements with five companies, all are negotiating
licenses.

As to the conflict over lifetimes, particularly that of blue, he says loftily that UDC will announce blue lifetime numbers when blue hits useable lifetimes.
(In UDC’s technical talk “Recent progress in blue PHOLEDs UDC has shown that obtaining high efficiency blue devices is possible. For example, in a new material system we demonstrate peak luminous efficiencies greater than 10 cd/A at 100 cd/m 2 .” but the researchers give no numbers.
For the OLED market, Rosenblatt says, “total royalties must be less than 10%, and 5% is more
realistic.’
He sees legal battles beginning about two years from now.

Xerox speaker, Tony Paine, questions lifetime claims, especially those of “blue.” Xerox has achieved longer life at high temperatures than Kodak- while “Kodak customers have had a hard time matching Kodak’s published test results.” Xerox, like Luxell, has focused on the Black Cathode, eliminating need for polarizers-a technology he calls a "must have" for manufacturers.
Xerox, however, will not be a manufacturer, though. "Oled technology is just a reverse photo receptor, and Xerox IS xerographic photo receptors!"

And some figures emerge from CambridgeDisplayTechnology
S.B.Cha first addressed the rumors about CDT’s perilous existence: “CDT business model is changing to meet the needs of the market, and will probably change again as the market matures… Model has evolved due to manufacturers licensing IP at the last possible moment.” ???
With 180 employees, just under 300 patents, $100M from investors, $50M from revenue, CDT is working on technology development and on sales.

CDT categorizes customers into three classes- value manufacturers who merit the best treatment : a "complete solution" including low cost production tools and proven processes(" to remove the risk from the equation.” These include Innoled a “launch customer for partnership, ” whose “unit will be delivered EOY2004: for 355mm x 355mm substrates, enclosed system
(requiring little or no clean room.) at less than $20 million for a production line.” Innoled is a Singapore company owned by Eastgate Technology Ltd, + two unnamed partners, who intend to spend approximately 25M (Singapore dollars) for OLED manufacturing equipment. Innoled will pay a lump sum license fee and royalties on sales.” to CDT.

Next come “value” manufacturers, leaders who get “extensive collaboration.” Brown bag “followers” enjoy “selective collaboration.”
CDT`s blue, says Dr. Cha, now has 15,000 extrapolated hours, but promises that a CDT goal for the end of the year includes “real world test numbers rather than test cell data. ”

CDT is also partnering with a large European consumer electronics company on developing an active matrix OLED television.

Les Polgar, makes very clear he no longer speaks for Kodak as consultant for his new company, Talpra Consulting, but with the authority of many years nurturing the first/and most advanced OLED development.

Oled is the only technology with a chance of supplanting TFT-LCD.
Most of the “wild claims” have shaken out, though there is lots of disinformation about OLED lifetimes from many companies -
“There needs to be patience and calm regarding blue life. Clever techniques can compensate for short blue life.
Forget ‘killer apps’.and focus on smaller applications – lots of them. “Initial ‘killer apps’ often turn out to be a small piece of the pie in the long run.”.
(ClairVoyante Corp.)

Garry Garretson’s new company ClairVoyante introduced one of the “clever techniques:” “Penn Tile technology that makes optimum use of blue , can be used for LCDs and OLEDs- most helpful for OLEDs.
A veteran of many tech start ups, Garretson ‘s philosophy for royalties/patents is “that most money must be left on the table.” – small royalty – as little as one half of a percent.

ClairVoyante, he said, wants to become part of the “DNA” of the (display) industry.

Gary Jones, CEO of eMagin offered the “best near-eye displays systems in the world: OLED on silicon.” He brought a prototype near-eye device that I got to try out. 3-D,
with a display for each eye. It connected to a laptop via USB, and
they were running Half-Life (a computer game) for the demo. The
technology was impressive as far as quality and resolution, but they`ll
need to improve the refresh rate somewhat to satisfy serious PC gamers,
who are used to a bare minimum of 30 frames per second. I would
estimate the prototype eMagin display at 15-20 FPS. Consumer devices along these lines are coming in the near future, he said, and the price point will be under $1000.


Firehelmet concept by Rob Buckley, (from wearable computers - clock sept 03) EMagin said Jones will stay in near-eye market, with products like military scopes, helmet view for firefighters ( see another concept in “wearable computer article”
many industrial uses. eMagin is also developing a wearable computer with IBM.

Gary Raupp of Arizona State University discussed the Army Flexible Display Initiative, one of whose eventual goals is a paper-like display that can be folded up and put in a pocket- that may come first from inventors like e-Ink’s.
Another great goal of the DOE for solid state lighting was discussed by of Pacific Northwest National Labs.


A talk by FlexIC also tied into Army initiative FlexIC seems to be suffering from faster need for more investment, hoping – again- for the will to plant a display industry/infrastructure in US..

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http://www.thestreet.com/funds/strategies/1317063.html
On Display: Companies Creating Next-Generation Viewing Screens
By John Rubino
Special to TheStreet.com
2/23/01 11:55 AM ET





A year ago, my 7-year-old rated books alongside clothes as the lamest of possible birthday presents. Today he`ll read J.K. Rowling`s Harry Potter novels until we force him to stop.

There`s a lot to like about Rowling`s work, but my favorite is her idea of art that`s magically alive. In Harry Potter`s universe, inhabitants of paintings talk to passers-by and visit one another, turning otherwise empty rooms into intelligent, if annoying, environments.

What makes this so interesting is that we`re headed for something similar, as new display technologies like organic light-emitting devices, or OLEDs, move from lab to market.

Imagine, for instance, a wall that seems to open onto a Yellowstone Park meadow, complete with deer grazing on wildflowers and the sound of wind rustling through the trees. At your spoken command the scene shifts to one of a thousand other views, transmitted from the African savanna, Australia`s Great Barrier Reef, a coed dorm at UCLA, wherever.

If you`re bored with nature, you ask for the news and up comes Sam Donaldson badgering a hapless cabinet secretary. Meanwhile, thanks to video instant messaging, your friends` faces keep popping up to chat.

Or how about a jacket with OLED fibers that change color and pattern in response to incoming radio signals (or your body chemistry or brain waves)? Or glasses with inserts that give the illusion of a full video screen. You have to expect massive global demand for stuff like this.

As usual with emerging technologies, there`s a mix of big and small players. Eastman Kodak (EK:NYSE - news) and Philips (PHG:NYSE ADR - news) look like potential gorillas, while IBM (IBM:NYSE - news) and most of the other electronics blue-chips are doing interesting work. And privately held Cambridge Display has a patent portfolio that all but guarantees it a place at the table.

Some others worth checking out:

eMagin (EMA:Amex - news) is using a mix of in-house patents and licenses from Kodak to pioneer the layering of OLED on silicon. It claims some dramatic cost/resolution advantages, and recently unveiled a prototype OLED display for an IBM "Linux watch," with high resolution even in direct sunlight.

But the real potential is in "near-eye applications" for wearable PCs, wireless Internet appliances and mobile phones. Headsets or glasses using this technology might allow users to see full-size virtual images, solving the tiny-screen problem of Internet cell phones and making portable DVD viewers viable.

With a market cap of less than $100 million and an annual burn rate that exceeds cash on hand, eMagin has some financial issues to deal with. But you gotta love both the partnership deals and the potential of those wireless Internet displays.

Westaim (WEDX:Nasdaq - news) is a Canadian tech incubator with an electroluminescent display called iFire, which it says is simpler to make, cheaper and more durable than current flat-panel displays.

The company recently scaled iFire up to commercial size and resolution, and is now looking for partners to help produce what it believes will be a new generation of affordable hang-on-the-wall television sets.

Westaim has been selling off some of its other holdings, most recently a chemicals business for C$18 million. So its balance sheet is in great shape, giving it plenty of breathing room to bring iFire to market.

Universal Display (PANL:Nasdaq - news) is a developer of transparent, flexible OLEDs based on patents generated at Princeton and the University of Southern California. These OLEDs can, the company says, be bonded to lightweight plastic, making it possible to produce displays on a roll-to-roll manufacturing line, like a printing press.

The first target market is hand-held device panels, where OLEDs seem to have a cost advantage. Then come wall displays, interactive clothing and all the rest. Universal Display just raised $5 million through a private placement, taking some pressure off the balance sheet in the year ahead.

Luxell (LUX:Vancouver) is working with Universal Display to incorporate Luxell`s "Black Layer" technology to improve OLED displays` viewability and reduce power consumption.

Another important relationship is with Lockheed Martin (LMT:NYSE - news), which is installing Luxell`s flat-panel displays in aircraft cockpits. With emerging technologies, big orders from the military, where performance is a life-or-death issue -- and where funding doesn`t depend on the state of the Nasdaq -- carry a lot of weight.

Luxell is still a tiny company, with sales running at less than C$1 million and profitability a long way off. But a recent C$7 million private placement should take it through the coming year.

SI Diamond Technology (SIDT:OTC BB - news) just released a demo model of a liquid crystal display, or LCD, billboard. The company says it`s bright enough to be seen from the road in full sunlight and costs only a third as much as competing products.

The company is just now lining up manufacturers, but one customer, J.C. Penney`s drug store chain, Eckerd, has agreed to start putting the billboards up.

It`s way too early to predict winners here. So watch the outfits mentioned here for things like partnerships with big-name companies and major orders for products. By this time next year, the picture will be clearer.

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Luxell and Hyundai LCD reports enhanced contrast ratio, Organic Light Emitting Diode (ECR OLED) Performance

TORONTO, ON - October 06, 2003 - Luxell Technologies Inc. and Hyundai LCD Inc. announced today that their collaboration has resulted in the enhanced visual performance of OLED displays, which they will present at the forthcoming International Display Workshop in Fukuoka, Japan. Hyundai`s expertise in Small Molecule OLED design and processing, combined with Luxell`s capabilities in optical interference techniques applications has improved the contrast and legibility of OLED displays under high ambient lighting conditions. The partnering has produced a prototype 2.1" monochrome display device, suitable for portable applications and offering equivalent or superior performance to "circular polarizer" contrast-enhanced displays at a fraction of the materials cost.

Dr. Woo Young Kim, Luxell`s Chief Technology Officer, commented, "This is merely another step in the productive relationship we enjoy with Hyundai LCD. We are laying the groundwork for the necessary technical base in order to ensure our contrast enhancement processes may be readily implemented in commercial OLED displays to the benefit of both manufacturer and end-user alike. This close cooperative relationship with such a major OLED partner, coupled with the previously announced collaboration with Canada`s National Research Council in the same technology area, is intended to ensure that we bring a fully mature, risk-free process to market on an accelerated schedule."

About Hyundai LCD Hyundai LCD, originally a division of Hynix Semiconductor manufacturing, is now amongst the top 10 passive LCD manufacturers in the field of mobile communication, PDA, industry equipment and automotive displays and is continuing robust growth in the flat panel display market. As of January 1, 2002, new investors from China and Korea acquired the business with the mission to provide a total solution in small and medium-sized flat panel displays. Hyundai`s current product portfolio includes various designs of mono color TN, color STN and full color TFT LCD and will be diversified with OLED manufacturing in 2004. More information can be found at www.hylcd.com.

About Luxell

Luxell designs, manufactures and licenses flat panel display technologies and solutions for defence and avionics industries through its newly created operating divisions AkteLUX and Luxell Research. More information can be found at www.luxell.com and www.akteLUX.com.

© Luxell Technologies Inc., Luxell, and Black Layer are trademarks of Luxell Technologies Inc. All other company and/or product names are trademarks and/or registered trademarks of their respective manufacturers.

For more information, contact:
Lee Burton, Director, Communications [e-mail] [phone]

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http://www.fbodaily.com/archive/2003/12-December/31-Dec-2003…


FBO DAILY ISSUE OF DECEMBER 31, 2003 FBO #0764
SOLICITATION NOTICE


59 -- Optoelectronic display
Notice Date
12/29/2003

Notice Type
Solicitation Notice

Contracting Office
Defense Logistics Agency, Logistics Operations, Defense Supply Center Columbus, P O Box 3990, Columbus, OH, 43216-5000

ZIP Code
43216-5000

Solicitation Number
SP0900-04-R-A142

Response Due
2/16/2004

Archive Date
3/2/2004

Point of Contact
Jamie Wiebusch, Contract Specialist, Phone [phone], Fax [phone], - Joey Smith, Contract Specialist, Phone [phone],

E-Mail Address
[e-mail], [e-mail]

Description
All responsible sources may submit an offer/quote, which shall be considered. Specifications, plans or drawings are not available. This acquisition is for supplies for which the Government does not possess complete, unrestrictive technical data; therefore, the Government intends to solicit and contract with only approved sources under the authority of 10 U.S.C. 2304(c)(1). The approved sources are Parker Hannifin (59211) P/N 872-045-001 and Luxell Technologies Inc (3AG34) P/N 872-045-001. While price may be a significant factor in the evaluation of offers, the final award decision will be based upon a combination of price, delivery, past performance and other evaluation factors as described in the solicitation. NSN 5980-01-317-7893. Item Description: Optoelectronic Display. Manufacturer?s Code and Part Number: Parker Hannifin (59211) P/N 872-045-001 and Luxell Technologies Inc (3AG34) P/N 872-045-001. Quantity: 281 with an option quantity of 281 and price breaks covering quantities of 250 to 425. Unit of Issue: Each. The FOB point and Inspection and Acceptance points are Origin. See Numbered notes 12 and 26

Place of Performance
Address: TRACY, CA 95376 AND JACKSONVILLE, FL 32212
Country: UNITED STATES

Record
SN00496207-W 20031231/031229211711 (fbodaily.com)

Source
FedBizOpps.gov Link to This Notice
(may not be valid after Archive Date)

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Aktelux and B&A announce strategic business alliance through signing of MOU
Wednesday January 14, 4:30 pm ET


TORONTO, Jan. 14 /CNW/ - Luxell Technologies Inc. today announced that its wholly-owned subsidiary, Aktelux, has signed an MOU with B&A AVIONICS B.V.B.A. (B&A) of Belgium. Under the agreement, the two companies intend to explore new business opportunities through the design and development of a family of Multi-function Displays (MFDs).
By marketing common signal processing electronics in various sizes, Aktelux and B&A jointly benefit their high-end aerospace and defence customers with very cost effective MFDs.

Louis Joubert, Luxell`s Chief Operations Officer, commented, "This agreement joins two unique and complementary technologies in the field of aviation electronics. We recognize that, jointly, our expertise and capabilities can achieve a larger market share by building on our combined core competencies through product innovation and aggressive marketing."

B&A Avionics` Managing Director, Johan Bogaerts, said, "We are delighted to sign this agreement with Aktelux. It underscores B&A`s reputation as a globally recognized and respected player in the avionics marketplace. We are confident that our agreement with Aktelux will allow the two companies to jointly develop and market high-quality, competitive products to a broader customer base.

About B&A

B&A has been active for over 12 years in high-end electronics development and manufacturing for industrial and medical applications, and for over 5 years in space and avionics applications. More information can be found at www.ba-elec.com.

About Aktelux

Aktelux designs and manufactures flat panel display technologies and avionics solutions for the defence sector, through its parent company, Luxell Technologies. More information can be found at www.aktelux.com and www.luxell.com, and www.luxellresearch.com.

(C) Luxell Technologies Inc., Luxell, and Black Layer are trademarks of Luxell Technologies Inc. All other company and/or product names are trademarks and/or registered trademarks of their respective manufacturers.



http://www.newswire.ca/en/releases/orgDisplay.cgi?okey=64041
http://www.newswire.ca/en/releases/orgDisplay.cgi?okey=17900

For further information

Lee Burton, [e-mail], [phone]

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Luxell Reports First Quarter Fiscal 2004 Results; Revenues up 209% Compared to Q1 Fiscal 2003
Monday January 19, 10:30 am ET


TORONTO, Jan. 19 /CNW/ - Luxell Technologies Inc. (TSX:LUX - News) today announced that revenues for the first quarter of fiscal 2004, ending November 30, 2003, increased 209% to $623,306, as compared with $201,595 for the same period in the previous fiscal year. The net loss for the first quarter was improved to $1,753,242 or ($0.05) per share compared to a loss of $1,956,550 ($0.05) per share for the first quarter of 2003. Loss before interest, taxes, depreciation and amortization (EBITDA) was $1,349,054, compared to a loss of $1,593,623 for the same period last year.

First Quarter Highlights:

- Aktelux (a division of Luxell Technologies Inc.) partnered with Firan
Technology Group (a division of Circuit World Corporation) to
co-develop and co-market an expanded range of defence and aerospace
systems. This partnership will allow both companies to leverage off
the other`s strengths and to improve their competitive stance,
deliver "best value in class", and to expand product range and
services provided to customers.

- Luxell Technologies Inc. and Hyundai LCD Inc. co-developed a
prototype 2.1" monochrome display device, suitable for portable
applications and offering equivalent or superior performance to
"circular polarizer" contrast enhanced displays at a fraction of the
material cost. This is another step in the right direction, laying
the groundwork for the necessary technical base in order to ensure
ready implementation of our "Black Layer" contrast enhancement
processes into commercial OLED displays to the benefit of both
manufacturer and end-user alike.



John Wright, Luxell`s President & CEO said, "While our Q1 revenues fell short of our expectations, the revenue shortfall was caused by client needs being deferred, rather than cancelled, and therefore I anticipate a compensatory upswing in business volume in later quarters. On all other fronts the Company is performing to my satisfaction. We have made outstanding progress in working toward ISO 9001:2000 certification, which considerably strengthened our sales/marketing representation, and we are on schedule in the development and validation of our enhanced "Black Layer" process, while maintaining tight control over our costs and cash-flow. Our continued performance at this level, coupled with the improving market conditions and transition of Federal government leadership, should keep us on track to achieve our stated goal of cash-flow positive operation."
Luxell will be holding its Annual Meeting on Tuesday, February 24, 2004 (at) 4.30 p.m. at the Toronto Board of Trade Airport Centre, 830 Dixon Road, Etobicoke, Ontario.

About Luxell

Luxell designs, manufactures and licenses flat panel display technologies and solutions for defence and avionics industries through its operating divisions Aktelux and Luxell Research. More information can be found at www.luxell.com, www.aktelux.com, and www.luxellresearch.com.

(C) Luxell Technologies Inc. Luxell and Black Layer are trademarks of Luxell Technologies Inc. All other company and/or product names are trademarks and/or registered trademarks of their respective manufacturers.



http://www.newswire.ca/en/releases/orgDisplay.cgi?okey=17900

For further information

contact: Shantha Fernando, Chief Financial Officer and Corporate Secretary, [e-mail], [phone] ext. 233



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Aktelux signs contract with Raytheon to supply Remote Control Display Heads
Wednesday January 21, 8:23 am ET


TORONTO, Jan. 21 /CNW/ - Luxell Technologies Inc. today announced that its operating division, Aktelux, has signed an extension to a previous contract with Raytheon Company, worth at least CAD$1.1 million, to supply a minimum of 164 Remote Control Display Heads (RCDHs) before the end of the fiscal year.
The original contract, awarded to Luxell in 1998, supplied Raytheon with 97 Luxell RCDHs. The Electro-Luminescent (EL) display and keyboard were required for installation on Raytheon`s Remote Control Unit (RCU), which commands a high performance digital radio used on the US Air Force`s C130 and other platforms. Under the extended agreement, Aktelux will begin shipping units to Raytheon Integrated Communications in April 2004, to be completed by August. Revenues are expected to be realized in the current fiscal year.

Louis Joubert, Luxell`s Chief Operations Officer, commented, "We are pleased that this extension allows us to build on our healthy relationship with Raytheon, and we look forward to continued success working together."

About Raytheon Company

With headquarters in Waltham MA, the Raytheon Company (NYSE: RTN - News) is a global technology leader in defence, government and commercial electronics, and business and special mission aircraft.

About Aktelux

Aktelux designs and manufactures flat panel display technologies and avionics solutions for the defence sector worldwide. More information can be found at www.aktelux.com, www.luxell.com, and www.luxellresearch.com.



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Luxell division wins $1.1-million contract extension from Raytheon Co.
1/21/04


TORONTO, Jan 21, 2004 (The Canadian Press via COMTEX) --
A division of Luxell Technologies Inc. has won a $1.1-million contract extension from Raytheon Co. to supply remote-control display heads for U.S. military communication.

Under the new deal, announced Wednesday, the Aktelux division will supply at least 164 units by August. Revenues from the extended contract were expected within the fiscal year, ending Nov. 30.

The original contract, awarded to Luxell in 1998, supplied Raytheon with 97 units. The pieces are installed on a Raytheon remote-control unit for a high-performance digital radio used by the U.S. air force.

Luxell designs, makes and licenses flat-panel display technologies and solutions for defence and avionics industries through its operating divisions Aktelux and Luxell Research.

Raytheon, with headquarters in Waltham, Mass., supplies electronics to governments and commercial clients.

Shares in Luxell (TSX:LUX) were unchanged Wednesday morning at 55 cents on the Toronto stock market.

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Aktelux signs on new sales and marketing associates
Friday February 6, 9:13 am ET


TORONTO, Feb. 6 /CNW/ - Luxell Technologies Inc. today announced that its operating division, Aktelux, has contracted two new sales partners: International Aerospace Products (IAP) and Advance Systems Marketing International (ASMI).
International Aerospace Products (IAP) is based outside Las Vegas, Nevada, and represents an alliance of display, avionics, and specialty equipment industries in the global marketplace, and has agreed to provide Aktelux with sales consulting and market introduction activities.

Advance Systems Marketing International (ASMI) is Canada`s leading representative for advanced technology solutions ranging from commercial-off- the-shelf software and hardware to turnkey systems development. ASMI has agreed to provide Aktelux with strategic government relations services in support of business development in Canada.

David Johnson, Aktelux`s Vice President of Strategic Planning, commented, "We are looking forward to working with our new sales and marketing partners to expand our client base. Both companies are well respected and well known in the aerospace and defence community, and bring a wealth of experience to our business development team."

About Aktelux

Aktelux designs and manufactures flat panel display technologies and avionics solutions for the defence sector worldwide. More information can be found at www.aktelux.com, www.luxell.com, and www.luxellresearch.com.




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Luxell Research and Visionox announce Black Layer(TM) evaluation license agreement
2/19/04


TORONTO, Feb 19, 2004 (Canada NewsWire via COMTEX) --
Luxell Technologies Inc. today announced that the Company has signed an evaluation license agreement with Beijing Visionox Technology Co., Ltd. Under the agreement, the two companies intend to explore significant technical advantages and new business opportunitie
s for Organic Light Emitting Diode (OLED) display and other flat panel display technologies.

Black Layer(TM) technology is thin-film based contrast-enhancement technology comprised of an optical interference stack that is embedded in an electroluminescent display structure. Luxell has agreed to provide Visionox with technical support through its R &D division, Luxell Research, in applying Black Layer(TM) technology to Visionox`s own OLED devices and processes during the evaluation period.

Through the licensing of this technology, Luxell and Visionox will jointly benefit their customers through the development of a fully commercialized Black Layer(TM) product, replacing the older technology - circular polarizers - with Black Layer(TM) OLED products before the end of 2005.

Dr. Woo Young Kim, Luxell`s Chief Technical Officer, commented, `This is an excellent opportunity for our two companies to generate significant commercial value in emerging OLED display technology. We believe that through the joint sharing of intellectual properties and technical experience, we are equipped to develop an innovative Black Layer(TM) OLED product that contributes to the future of the flat panel display market.`

Visionox`s Vice President, Dr. Deqiang Zhang, said, `We view this evaluation license agreement as good news for Visionox and the display industry in mainland China. Our OLED display expertise, combined with the unique capabilities of Luxell`s innovative technology should produce high- quality, competitive OLED products for distribution to an expanding display market.`

About Visionox

Founded by Tsinghua University and other investors in 2001, Beijing Visionox Technology Co., Ltd. has a strong presence in flat panel display technology in mainland China. Visionox develops, manufactures, and markets novel display technologies, particularly OLED display, which it will begin to manufacture in 2004. More information can be found at www.visionox.com.

About Luxell Technologies Inc.

Luxell designs, manufactures and licenses flat panel display technologies and solutions for defence and avionics industries through its two operating divisions, Aktelux and Luxell Research. More information can be found at www.luxell.com and www.luxellresearch.com.

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Luxell signs development contract with Sysdel CC of Centurion South Africa
4/16/04


TORONTO, Apr 16, 2004 (Canada NewsWire via COMTEX) --
Luxell Technologies Inc. today announced that its operating division, Aktelux, has signed a development contract with Sysdel of Centurion, South Africa. Under the terms of the agreement, worth CAN$380,000, Aktelux will supply 5 `Sea Raven`cockpit display systems
to Sysdel. Each system uses two 3ATI displays, which translates into an order for ten displays in total.

The Sea Raven is a high precision ESM System to be used on the Maritime LYNX Helicopter for the South African National Defence Force. Aktelux will supply its standard Electroluminescent (EL) 3ATI display, which is currently in use in helicopter applications.

Louis Joubert, Luxell`s Chief Operations Officer, commented, `We are proud to team with Sysdel on this project that allows us to explore and become more involved in the development of larger systems used in defence applications. We expect this joint effort to be the beginning of a long term relationship`.

`We are fortunate to have discovered Luxell and have been impressed with their dynamic response to our requirement`, says Hendrik du Rand, System Engineer on the project. `We look forward to working together on this program.`

About Sysdel

Sysdel CC is an independent corporation specializing in the development - from operational concept through the manufacture - and support of tactical passive and active Electronic Warfare (EW) systems. Established in 1978, Sysdel has built operational systems to exacting user performance and environmental specifications based on actual combat requirements.

About Aktelux

Aktelux designs and manufactures flat panel display technologies and avionics solutions for the defence sector, through Luxell Technologies. More information can be found at www.aktelux.com and www.luxell.com, and www.luxellresearch.com.

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Luxell signs development and manufacturing contract with Oerlikon Contraves Inc.
Thursday April 22, 8:30 am ET


TORONTO, April 22 /CNW/ - Luxell Technologies Inc. today announced that its operating division, Aktelux, has signed a development and manufacturing contract with Oerlikon Contraves Inc., of St-Jean-sur-Richelieu, Quebec, Canada. Under the agreement, worth CAN$650,000, Aktelux will supply 20 ruggedized 19" terminal displays for use by the Finnish Defence Forces (FDF).
Aktelux`s terminal display is a man-machine interface device deployed as an element of the Multi-Purpose ASRAD-R Console (MPAC) for a new Container Mounted Air Defence (CMAD) Short Range Air Defence (SHORAD) system for the FDF. The system will support both in-vehicle and remote operation at a distance of up to 100 metres from the CMAD and will be capable of functioning under the harsh environmental conditions of Finland. This is our first land based contract and first contract with Oerlikon adding to our customer base.

Louis Joubert, Luxell`s Chief Operations Officer, commented, "We are delighted to partner with Oerlikon on this program, and we are working closely together to develop this display product. We feel we are well on our way to establishing ourselves strongly in the smaller displays market and are now moving firmly forward into the larger display panels market."

Robert St-Laurent, Oerlikon`s Project Manager, commented: "Oerlikon has chosen Aktelux after a thorough survey, evaluation and selection process of several potential suppliers. Our decision to partner with Aktelux was based on technical expertise and best all around offer for large ruggedized LCDs".

About Oerlikon

Oerlikon Contraves Inc. is an internationally recognized systems integrator specializing in the design, assembly, integration, testing and delivery of advanced software, communications, weapon and sensor systems, and command and control technology for defence and transportation systems. Visit Oerlikon`s web site at www.oerlikon.ca for more information.

About Aktelux

Aktelux designs and manufactures flat panel display technologies and avionics solutions for the defence sector, through Luxell Technologies. More information can be found at www.aktelux.com and www.luxell.com, and www.luxellresearch.com.


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Luxell signs OLED license agreement with Hyundai LCD Inc.
Tuesday June 1, 8:00 am ET


TORONTO, June 1 /CNW/ - Luxell Technologies Inc. today announced that the Company has signed an Organic Light Emitting Diode (OLED) license agreement with Hyundai LCD Inc., of Icheon, Korea. Under the terms of the agreement, Hyundai LCD Inc. acquires a non-exclusive production license to integrate Luxell`s patented Black Layer contrast enhancement technology into Hyundai`s OLED devices. Hyundai LCD Inc. will pay technology transfer fees and on-going royalties to Luxell, based on sales of display panels. No other terms were disclosed.
Hyundai`s OLED devices include mobile phone, Personal Digital Assistant (PDA), automotive, and other application devices. Hyundai LCD is amongst the world`s top ten Twisted Neumatic (TN) and Super Twisted Neumatic (STN) Liquid Crystal Display (LCD) manufacturers, and the second largest producer of STN LCD panels for the automotive industry. Hyundai LCD is now producing colour STN LCDs and Thin Film Transistor (TFT) LCDs and actively developing OLED products, which are expected to expand the company`s application areas into mobile phones, digital cameras, PDAs and other handheld devices. The market for small flat panel displays is growing rapidly as the mobile communications market expands. Future mobile devices will require low power consumption, high- speed response, and compact, lightweight displays. OLED technology is designed to meet these requirements. Hyundai LCD is planning mass production of colour OLED displays before year`s end.

"As previously stated, our goal is to become a global leader in the area of small and medium sized display devices," said Soo-Woon Youn, President and CEO of Hyundai LCD. "Hyundai LCD is expanding rapidly into next generation display devices which include OLEDs. We believe Luxell`s Black Layer technology will help us achieve a competitive advantage over the competition."

John Wright, Luxell`s President & CEO, said, "We are pleased to have licensed our Black Layer contrast enhancement technology for implementation into Hyundai`s OLED production plans. This is another significant step in the strategic relationship we have developed with Hyundai LCD. We look forward to working with Hyundai LCD, a significant player in LCD displays, to develop and market their next generation display devices using OLEDs with our Black Layer technology."

Dr. Woo Young Kim, Luxell Chief Technology Officer, added, "We believe we are looking at a successful maturity with our contrast enhancement process. This agreement with Hyundai LCD is an important endorsement signaling the readiness of our innovative technology for commercial OLED displays."

About Hyundai LCD

Hyundai LCD, originally a division of Hynix Semiconductor manufacturing, is now amongst the top 10 passive LCD manufacturers in the field of mobile communication, PDA, industry equipment and automotive displays, and is continuing robust growth in the flat panel display market. As of January 1, 2002, new investors from China and Korea acquired the business with the mission to provide a total solution in small and medium-sized flat panel displays. Hyundai`s current product portfolio includes various designs of monochromatic TN, colour STN, and full colour TFT LCD, and will be diversified with OLED manufacturing by the end of the year. More information can be found at www.hylcd.com.

About Luxell

Luxell designs, manufactures and licenses flat panel display technologies and solutions for defence, avionics and consumer industries through its operating divisions Aktelux and Luxell Research. More information can be found at www.luxell.com and, www.luxellresearch.com, and www.akteLUX.com.


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Luxell Technologies Inc. All other company and/or product names are
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Durchbruch der OLED-Technologie steht kurz bevor.

Treffen die Prognosen des Marktforschungsinstituts iSuppli/Stanford Resources ein, dann werden im Jahr 2010 zehnmal mehr OLEDs produziert als in diesem Jahr, nämlich 366 Mio. Stück.

Der Umsatz soll sich auf 4 Mrd. Dollar belaufen. »Ein Riesensprung«, sagt Kimberly Allen, Director of Technology and Strategic Research von iSuppli/Stanford Resources.

Im Jahr 2002 haben die Hersteller gerade mal 4,9 Mio. OLEDs ausgeliefert und damit einen Umsatz von 91 Mio. Dollar erzielt. »Die Produktionszahlen des Jahres 2003 haben unsere Erwartungen übertroffen«, so Allen.

Im Jahr 2003 wurden rund 17,3 Mio. OLEDs produziert, der Umsatz erreichte ein Volumen von 250 Mio. Dollar. In diesem Jahr sollen laut Allen mehr als doppelt so viele OLEDs über den Ladentisch wandern, nämlich 36,2 Mio. Stück, der Umsatz soll sich auf 470 Mio. Dollar belaufen.

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Aktelux and B&A announce strategic partnership`s initial product launch
Tuesday July 20, 9:17 am ET


TORONTO, July 20 /CNW/ - Luxell Technologies Inc. announced today that its operating division, Aktelux, has signed a partnership agreement with B&A AVIONICS B.V.B.A. (B&A) of Belgium. Under the agreement, the two companies, expanding on the alliance announced in January, are actively involved in developing a flexible, low cost electronic flight system suite under the company name CB2 Advanced Avionics Systems. The modular architecture is intended to address the needs of a broad range of fixed and rotary wing air vehicles. Initially developed for the experimental aircraft market, the product range is expected to migrate into other areas, inclusive of private, commercial and flight training applications
CB2`s avionics suite consists initially of the Multi-Functional Display (MFD) product launched today, and includes a Primary Flight Display (PFD), Attitude and Heading Reference System (AHRS), moving map generator, air data computer, data acquisition interface, and various communication interfaces. The open architecture will permit the end user to add further functionality as the application demands.

Louis Joubert, Luxell`s Chief Operations Officer, commented, "The synergies between our two companies have been obvious since our first meeting. Aktelux`s talents in the display/human-machine interface area complement B&A`s skills in signal processing, enabling us to offer a truly discriminating systems solution at the lowest possible cost. I am confident that this is only the first of a number of innovative products that we will bring jointly to the market"

B&A Avionics` Managing Director, Johan Bogaerts, said, "This collaboration is a great example of what two modest, but complimentary companies can achieve when they are prepared to enter into a true, trusting partnership. The outcome represents a "best of breed" solution, developed in record time, and at no cost or risk to the user community. Our trans-Atlantic partnership will allow us to effectively market and support this system on a global basis, providing our clients expert assistance, irrespective of his end-use application."

About B&A

B&A Avionics has been active for over 12 years in high-end electronics development and manufacturing for industrial, medical and space applications. The company`s avionics products have been developed based on high-end design experience from the European Space Agency, which over time has become B&A`s standard. The company`s highly reliable, high performance, quality products have been designed through a collaborative effort of engineers, pilots and specialists in the field of aerospace mathematics of the Technical University of Delft (TUD) in Holland. The company is located in Sint Truiden, Belgium. More information can be found at www.BA-elec.com.

About Aktelux

Aktelux, a division of Luxell Technologies Inc. has a full spectrum of design and manufacturing capabilities for custom display and intelligent Human-Machine Interface (HMI) systems for use in aerospace, military/defence, and other challenging environments, where visual performance is critical. The Company offers expertise in all flat-panel display technologies, and is able to provide responsive and cost-effective solutions to a broad range of customer needs. Luxell represents the publicly traded platform for these activities, and provides corporate guidance, services and strategic management to Aktelux and its R&D division, Luxell Research. More information can be found at www.luxell.com, www.aktelux.com, and www.luxellresearch.com.



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Minister Cordiano raises Ontario’s international profile – leads successful European trade and investment mission
July 12 – 20, 2004 – Minister of Economic Development and Trade Joseph Cordiano continues promoting Ontario on the world business stage.

During July’s European trade and investment mission, the Minister met with business leaders in France, Belgium and the United Kingdom to promote Ontario as an investment location. Minister Cordiano also led a delegation of Ontario aerospace companies at the Farnborough International Air Show, the industry’s premier business event.


Farnborough International Air Show, London, U.K. – July 20, 2004

Minister Cordiano speaks to aerospace industry leaders at the Ontario booth reception. The Minister said it was a priority for the government to assist Ontario companies in winning new export business.

The Minister is shown a flat panel display produced by Luxell Technologies Inc. of Mississauga, Ontario. Luxell was one of several Ontario companies announcing contracts that will lead to new jobs and expansion at home.

The Minister talks with aerospace executives from Ontario’s Farnborough delegation. Ontario’s hi-tech aerospace industry employs more than 23,000 people and competes in the global aviation market.

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Luxell unveils new Black Layer(TM) Process for Top Emission OLED
Wednesday August 25, 8:47 am ET


DAEGU, KOREA, Aug. 25 /CNW/ - At Asia Display & IMID `04 Conference today, Richard Wood, Luxell`s Technical Director, presented the first public announcement of the company`s new, high performance, contrast enhancement process, known under its proprietary name, Black Layer(TM) Plus.
This new process has been specifically developed for Top Emission Organic Light Emitting Diode(OLED) devices, which is rapidly becoming the display structure of choice for future, high resolution, active-matrix OLED displays.

This innovation builds upon Luxell`s earlier Black Layer(TM) work and expertise, which has now been refined to yield the following additional advantages:


1. A process easily incorporated within standard OLED manufacturing
lines, using materials and tolerances consistent with high yield

2. A further reduction in unwanted reflections from the OLED structure,
together with an improvement in OLED optical efficiency. In both
these areas, the technique is shown to out-perform equivalent
polarization-film methods, at lower cost

3. The introduction of a "buffer layer", providing environmental
protection of the OLED structure, thus extending product lifetime
and reliability.


Dr. Woo Young Kim, Luxell`s Chief Technology Officer, and co-author of the paper, commented, "Luxell has succeeded in making this important advance in a most timely fashion. We see the OLED manufacturing sector transitioning to the Top Emission structure rapidly in the coming period, and in doing so will realise the benefits our new process will bring to their operations. In the coming months, we will be working closely with our existing licensees and partners, to ensure they fully benefit from this significant step."
About Luxell Technologies Inc.

Luxell designs, manufactures and licenses flat panel display technologies and solutions for defence and avionics industries through its operating divisions, Aktelux and Luxell Research. More information can be found at www.luxell.com, www.aktelux.com and www.luxellresearch.com. It is a publicly traded company on the Toronto Stock Exchange, under the symbol LUX.

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Luxell Technologies Inc. and Cambridge Display to Continue Technology-Sharing Relationship
9/8/04

TORONTO, Sep 08, 2004 (Canada NewsWire via COMTEX) --
Luxell Technologies Inc. (TSX:LUX) has announced the completion of its technology collaboration program with Cambridge Display Technology (CDT) initiated in July 2003. Intended to improve market readiness of Luxell`s Black Layer(TM) contrast enhancement proce
ss in conjunction with CDT`s polymer light emitting diode (PLED) technology, the significant technical objectives defined at the start of work were met or exceeded, and completed on schedule. Teams from both companies worked to improve the robustness of manufacturing methodologies and develop the detailed manufacturing specifications required by licensees.

John Wright, Luxell`s President and CEO commented: "The past twelve months of collaborative work with CDT have provided us useful insights to overcome the challenges faced by our prospective client base, and assisted us in refining and enhancing our technology in the emerging OLED area. Most recently, this has culminated in our release of the Black Layer(TM) Plus process, which we believe will be of significant value to the OLED manufacturing community."

For CDT, Jeremy Burroughes, CTO, said: "The progress over the last year has shown that process sensitivities are well within acceptable manufacturing tolerances, making this technology very workable. We expect to continue a close and supportive relationship with Luxell".

Based on this general success, the companies are now entering into a new understanding that, while retaining their independence, they will work toward a future business and technical co-operation in the PLED area.

How OLEDs Work

The diodes in OLED displays emit light when a voltage is applied to them. These diodes are selectively turned on or off to form images on the screen, and create a brighter and more efficient display than current LCD devices. The newest step in the development of the OLED is the top emission structure; Luxell`s innovative Black Layer(TM) display technology features a patterned substrate with imbedded electronics to guide light up and away from the substrate, not through it like conventional OLEDs. Hyundai LCD and Beijing Visionox are technical partners of Luxell`s Black Layer(TM) OLED technology, and are amongst a number of OLED manufacturing candidates until 2005.

How Black Layer(TM) Works

Black Layer(TM) is comprised of an anti-reflection structure embedded in an Electro-Luminescent (EL) display, providing higher contrast, clearer images and lower power consumption, longer life, and a thinner display structure. Increased full-colour applications are believed to be just around the corner by virtue of Black Layer`s(TM) inherent efficiency and performance.

About Luxell Research

Luxell Research is the R&D division of Luxell Technologies Inc. The division develops and licenses flat panel display technologies for defence and commercial industry. "Black Layer(TM)" is an innovative technology proprietary to Luxell. More information can be found at www.Luxellresearch.com and www.Luxell.com.

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Luxell Receives R&D Program Award from DND-DRDC
9/9/04

Luxell Technologies Inc. (TSX:LUX) announced today that it is the recipient of a Research and Development (R&D) contract valued at $493,879, issued under the Defence Industrial Research (DIR) program administered by Defence R&D Canada (DRDC), an agency of the Department of National Defence (DND). The program is a shared cost initiative, and will sponsor further development and evaluation of emerging Organic Light Emitting Diode (OLED) display technology as a mechanism for improving human performance in aircraft cockpit and similar high-stress environments.
Commenting on the award, John Wright, Luxell`s President and CEO, said, "I consider this program to be of much greater significance than the financial metrics might imply. DRDC are an ideal R&D partner, possessing in-depth expertise that is entirely complementary to Luxell`s. Additionally, their access to the end-user groups who stand to gain value from this technology is without equal and should allow us to converge on commercially relevant solutions with minimum expense or delay. Luxell is therefore in a unique position, with its patented Black Layer(TM) contrast enhancement process and having regular contact with the global centres of excellence for OLED technology, which will be of extreme relevance to this program and will provide us with all the tools necessary to deliver an impressive outcome."

DRDC`s Manager of the DIR Program, Doug Laurie-Lean, remarked, "This project is a good example of what our program seeks to promote - innovative Canadian technology in tune with Canadian defence needs - that if correctly nurtured, will have a significant commercial spin off. Our financial involvement and considerable technical expertise can be usefully applied to secure such goals, to net national advantage."



How OLEDs Work

The diodes in OLED displays emit light when a voltage is applied to them. These diodes are selectively turned on or off to form images on the screen, and create a brighter and more efficient display than current LCD devices. The newest step in the development of the OLED is the top emission structure; Luxell`s innovative display technology features a patterned substrate with imbedded electronics to guide light up and away from the substrate, not through it like conventional OLEDs. Hyundai LCD and Beijing Visionox are technical partners of Luxell`s Black Layer(TM) OLED technology, and are amongst a number of OLED manufacturing candidates anticipated to come on line as producers in 2005.



How Black Layer(TM) Works

Black Layer(TM) is comprised of an anti-reflection structure embedded in an Electro-Luminescent (EL) display, providing higher contrast, clearer images and lower power consumption, longer life, and a thinner display structure. Increased full-colour applications are believed to be just around the corner through the benefits of Black Layer`s(TM) efficiency and performance.



About Luxell Technologies, Inc.

Luxell designs, manufactures and licenses flat panel display technologies and solutions for defence and avionics industries through its operating divisions, Aktelux and Luxell Research. More information can be found at www.luxell.com, www.aktelux.com and www.luxellresearch.com.



(C) Luxell Technologies Inc.. Luxell and Black Layer are trademarks of

Luxell Technologies Inc. All other company and/or product names are

trademarks and/or registered trademarks of their respective

manufacturers.





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Director
Communications
[e-mail]
[phone] ext. 271

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Luxell Announces Tannas Licensing Agreement
Tuesday October 12, 9:00 am ET


Allows Broader Access to Growing LCD Commercial Display Markets
TORONTO, Oct. 12 /CNW/ - Luxell Technologies Inc. (TSX:LUX - News) announced today that it has signed a licensing agreement with Tannas Electonic Displays, Inc. Under the terms of the agreement, Tannas will provide Luxell with its proprietary method for resizing commercially available active matrix LCDs.
Luxell has acquired rights to use Tannas` innovative process to resize Commercial-Off-The-Shelf (COTS) LCD glass panels and reseal them while preserving the performance of the original displays. Luxell then ruggedizes and repackages the displays to meet stringent aerospace requirements.

According to John Wright, Luxell`s President and CEO, "Licensing Tannas` display resizing technology is a value-added capability for our global clients. Through resizing of commercial displays, we can offer increased flexibility in sourcing non-standard display sizes in addition to shorter lead times and further reductions on pricing for new products and legacy product replacements. Further, we are developing complimentary methods for LCD resizing that will have a long term intellectual property value for Luxell."

LCDs are the display of choice in most high performance aerospace flight deck applications (airlines, business jets and military aircraft) and equivalent maritime and military land vehicle platforms, having almost entirely replaced Cathode Ray Tube (CRT) technology. Conversely, complete market penetration of LCD technology has been constrained by the relatively high cost of re-tooling an LCD production line to turn out the unique sizes required by specific commercial markets.

However, the resizing process removes the cost barrier and allows suppliers who have mastered this technique to access a much broader market. The process is combined with a complementary ruggedization treatment that makes the displays virtually immune to temperature extremes, humidity, vibration, and shock.

Luxell is already successfully manufacturing custom displays using LCD technology through this new approach - resizing COTS LCDs and ruggedizing them for mission critical environments. These displays have been tested to aerospace environmental requirements and can be made at one-tenth the cost of custom LCDs. Luxell has found Tannas` resizing process to be straightforward, cost-effective and reliable.

Lawrence E. Tannas, Jr., President, said, "We are pleased to be supporting Luxell in their drive to take a leadership role in providing the high-end application market with a variety of sizes of ruggedized displays."

About Tannas Electronic Displays, Inc.

Located outside Los Angeles, California, Tannas Electronic Displays, Inc. is a pioneer in the development of resizing electronic displays. The company designs and develops prototype resized LCDs and licenses the "TANNAS-SIZED(TM) LCD" patented, proprietary process. More information can be found at www.tannas.com.

About Luxell Technologies Inc.

Luxell designs, manufactures and licenses flat panel display technologies and solutions for defence, avionics, and commercial industries through its operating divisions, Aktelux and Luxell Research. More information can be found at www.luxell.com, www.aktelux.com, and www.luxellresearch.com.

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Luxell Announces Lockheed Martin Follow-on Order
Tuesday October 19, 9:33 am ET


TORONTO, Oct. 19 /CNW/ - Luxell Technologies Inc. (TSX:LUX - News) announced today that its operating division, Aktelux, has received a CDN $458,000 follow-on order for its flat panel display (FPD) sub-systems from Lockheed Martin Corporation (NYSE:LMT - News).
Aktelux will supply Lockheed Martin Tactical Defense Systems of St. Paul, Minnesota with the Canadian made Data Entry Panel (DEP) display sub-systems. The DEP is a military-qualified control sub-system that permits natural and quick touch-screen data entry and system control. These displays will be used in avionics systems that Lockheed Martin is installing on their P-3 Aircraft as part of their Anti-surface Warfare Improvement Program (AIP). First deliveries under this follow-on order are slated to begin this month.

"Lockheed Martin represents one of our most valued strategic clients," said John Wright, Luxell`s President and CEO "This new order increases the cumulative value of this contractual relationship to over CDN $10M, indicative of the trust that this world-class contractor places in the specialist skills of Luxell. It also re-enforces the goal we have set for ourselves, in ensuring that we continually expand our role as an important component in the supply chains of the few multi-national systems integrators who dominate the global aerospace market".

About Lockheed Martin Corporation

Headquartered in Bethesda, Maryland, Lockheed Martin employs about 130,000 people worldwide and is principally engaged in the research, design, development, manufacture and integration of advanced technology systems, products and services. Additional information can be found at www.lockheedmartin.com

About Luxell Technologies Inc.

Luxell designs, manufactures and licenses flat panel display technologies and solutions for defence, avionics, and commercial industries through its operating divisions, Aktelux and Luxell Research. Luxell is a publicly trade company on the Toronto Stock Exchange, under the symbol LUX. More information can be found at www.luxell.com, www.aktelux.com, and www.luxellresearch.com.

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Hyundai Mobile enters UAE cell phone market
Hyundai Mobile launched its first GSM mobile phones for the UAE and Middle East & North Africa market today.



Unveiling the premium category of 20 different models all at the same time is a milestone for Hyundai, marking its entry into the major cellular market in the region.

The launch in the Middle East is one of the Hyundai`s GSM mobile phone Global projects. The company is aiming to capture a considerable presence within the market share in the Middle East and North Africa region.

At a press conference, Mr. Ahmed Subani, General Manager of Hyundai Mobile said `Hyundai Mobile takes immense pride in its role as one of the most outstanding telecommunication leaders in Korea and many areas around the world. We are confident that Dubai, being the mobile communications hub of the Middle East will play a major role in our market expansion objectives.`

Hyundai Mobile is part of Hyundai Corporation which is responsible for the product research, design and development plus all the sales & market issues. The company has its regional offices in Dubai, Amman and Cairo. These offices will cover the Middle East and North Africa market.

Hyundai Mobile has been preparing this venture in the GSM market to create a new business module for the twenty first digital era. Hyundai Mobile`s visionary goal is to become "A Global Communication Essential".

`With next generation in mind, we will endeavor to provide our customers with more comprehensive services and promote high value-added products. We intend to offer an extensive range of models and products that will integrate Hyundai Mobile into every day life, based largely on expertise gained by experience.` concluded Subani.

Hyundai Mobile is backed by Hyundai experience, innovation, user-friendliness and secure solution and the company is aiming to become the leading supplier of mobile phones in the area.

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Luxell Continues to Strengthen Supplier Relationship with Raytheon
Tuesday November 16, 8:40 am ET


TORONTO, Nov. 16 /CNW/ - Luxell Technologies Inc. (TSX:LUX - News) announced today that its operating division, Aktelux, has received a CDN $600,000 follow-on order for its display sub-systems from Raytheon (NYSE:RTN - News).
Aktelux will supply the Canadian-made Radio Control Display Head (RCDH) to Raytheon in Largo Florida. The RCDH is a military-qualified control mini-computer that encompasses a QVGA EL Display and a 23-digit keyboard for controlling Raytheon`s RCU digital radio controller. These displays will be used in avionics systems for installation on several aircraft platforms including the C-130. First deliveries under this follow-on order are slated to begin in March of 2005.

"Raytheon Company represents one of our most valued long-term clients," said Louis Joubert, Luxell`s Chief Operating Officer. "This new order increases the cumulative value of this contractual relationship to over CDN $2.5M, indicative of the trust that this world-class contractor places in the specialist skills of Luxell. It also re-enforces the goal we have set for ourselves in ensuring that we continually expand our role as an important component in the supply chains of the multi-national systems integrators who dominate the global aerospace market".

About Raytheon

Raytheon is a world-class defence and aerospace systems supplier. Founded in Cambridge, Massachusetts in 1922, Raytheon Company developed the first guided missile and has grown to become an industry leader in defence and government electronics, space, information technology, technical services, business aviation and special mission aircraft. Today, Raytheon Company has successfully built upon its pioneering tradition to become a global technology leader, with 78,000 employees worldwide and revenues of $18.1 billion last year. Additional information can be found at http://www.raytheon.com

About Luxell Technologies Inc.

Luxell designs, manufactures and licenses flat panel display technologies and solutions for defence, avionics, and commercial industries through its operating divisions, Aktelux and Luxell Research. Luxell is a publicly traded company on the Toronto Stock Exchange, under the symbol LUX. More information can be found at www.luxell.com, www.aktelux.com, and www.luxellresearch.com.

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Luxell Technologies Inc. Launches New Prototyping System
Thursday November 18, 11:00 am ET


MISSISSAUGA, ON, Nov. 18 /CNW/ - Luxell Technologies Inc. (TSX:LUX - News) today launched a new prototyping system for the development of Organic Light Emitting Diodes (OLEDs) featuring Black Layer(TM) technology. The system, the first of its kind in the world, will allow the company to duplicate its Black Layer(TM) licensees` OLED manufacturing processes and facilitate the transfer of this technology to its licensing partners. The CDN$3 million equipment will have a significant and immediate impact on Luxell`s ability to perform research and development and support its growing licensing activities around the world.
"We are pleased to have this distinguished group of investors, aerospace industry and government representatives on hand to witness this exciting new technology," said John Wright, President and CEO of Luxell Technologies Inc. "Black Layer(TM) has the potential to revolutionize the flat panel display industry, by reducing consumption, improving contrast, lowering cost, and dramatically increasing the life cycle of OLED displays."

The newly installed, custom-made equipment gives Luxell the capability to produce on a prototype scale OLEDs and to deposit Black Layer(TM) in an integrated process. This capability will also facilitate internal research efforts in the general area of Black Layer(TM) enhanced OLEDs.

"This new technology allows Luxell to take a leadership role in the rapidly growing OLED display market," said Wright. "This could very well translate into future increased revenues and result in job creation for Mississauga."

Published industry reports indicate that worldwide annual sales of OLEDs are expected to exceed CDN$600 million this year. Projections for double-digit growth in the future are attributed to the advantages they offer for mobile applications and their promise for large-area displays.

How OLEDs Work

The diodes in OLED displays emit light when a voltage is applied to them. These diodes are selectively turned on or off to form images on the screen, and create a brighter and more efficient display than current Liquid Crystal Display (LCD) devices. The newest step in the development of the OLED is the top emission structure; Luxell`s innovative Black Layer(TM) display technology features a patterned substrate with imbedded electronics to guide light up and away from the substrate, not through it like conventional OLEDs.

How Black Layer(TM) Works

Black Layer(TM) is comprised of an anti-reflection structure embedded in an Electro-Luminescent (EL) display, providing higher contrast, clearer images and lower power consumption, longer life, and a thinner display structure. Increased full-colour applications are believed to be just around the corner by virtue of the efficiency and performance benefits inherent in Black Layer(TM).

About Luxell Technologies Inc.

Luxell designs, manufactures and licenses flat panel display technologies and solutions for defence, avionics, and commercial industries through its operating divisions, Aktelux and Luxell Research. Luxell is a publicly traded company on the Toronto Stock Exchange, under the symbol LUX. More information can be found at www.luxell.com, www.aktelux.com, and www.luxellresearch.com.

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Luxell display to be used on Eurofighter
Wednesday December 1, 8:48 am ET


TORONTO, Dec. 1 /CNW/ - Luxell Technologies Inc. (TSX:LUX - News) announced today that the Company has signed a production contract with Indra Systemas (INDRA) of Madrid, Spain, to supply Maintenance Data Panel Displays (MDPDs) for the Tranche II buy of the Eurofighter (EFA) program. The overall scope of this phase of the program is anticipated to comprise some 250 aircraft plus potential international sales and retrofits over a multi-year series of procurements. Luxell estimates its total revenue from this program could exceed US$2M, with an initial lead-in purchase of 30 systems, valued at US$321,000.
Louis Joubert, Luxell`s Chief Operating Officer and General Manager of its Aktelux business unit, commented, "This significant award is another important milestone in establishing the integrity, reliability, and end-user value of the Aktelux range of display products. As the systems integrator, Indra has been outstanding to work with in helping us to secure this important role on Europe`s premier front line fighter. We look forward to building this strategic relationship as the program moves into high volume production."

Manuel Guillen, Indra`s Avionics Program Manager, said, "Indra has worked closely with Luxell over the past two years to design and develop the data entry panel display for the Eurofighter program. Qualification has been completed and we are pleased to offer Luxell this contract to proceed with the production phase".

About INDRA

With activities in more than 40 countries on five continents, INDRA is a strong player in the international marketplace - approximately a third of the Spanish company`s annual revenues comes from export sales. Indra is the leading information technologies and defence systems company in Spain, with nearly 6500 employees, revenues of 987 M. euros, and an order book totaling 1,220 M. euros in 2003. INDRA is also actively involved in simulation and automatic testing systems, with a third of the world`s air traffic managed by Indra`s air traffic management systems. INDRA is one of the main suppliers within the Eurofighter program. More information can be found at www.indra.es.

About Luxell Technologies Inc.

Luxell designs, manufactures and licenses flat panel display technologies and solutions for defence, avionics, and commercial industries through its operating divisions, Aktelux and Luxell Research. Luxell is a publicly traded company on the Toronto Stock Exchange, under the symbol LUX. More information can be found at www.luxell.com, www.aktelux.com, and www.luxellresearch.com.

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Luxell broadens patents on Black Layer(TM) technology and displays
Wednesday December 15, 10:40 am ET


TORONTO, Dec. 15 /CNW/ - Luxell Technologies Inc. (TSX:LUX - News) announced today that in two separate, important steps, it has expanded its impressive Intellectual Property (IP) portfolio in the area of Flat Panel (FP) displays. In a first action, the company reported that it has been issued a U.S. patent (No. 6,806,639) for an innovative Thin Film Electro-Luminescent (TFEL) structure developed to improve contrast and extend display lifetimes. In a second action, Luxell has further re-enforced its exclusive rights to its revolutionary Black Layer(TM) contrast enhancement technique by advancing its most recent filing (PCT/CA03/00904) into the national phase. This latest disclosure relates to various methods whereby the Black Layer(TM) advantage may be realized in both top and bottom emission Organic Light Emitting Diode (OLED) displays that are widely regarded as the next major advance in the FP display industry.
John Wright, Luxell`s Chief Executive Officer and President commented, "This latest advance once again demonstrates the enduring value of Black Layer(TM) as it continually evolves to address the changing needs of the FP display sector. While originally developed to address the requirements of the TFEL product, it has now fully transitioned to provide similar advantage to the emerging OLED industry, whose products are just now beginning to hit the consumer and commercial sales channels. Through being proactive, we have maximized our potential for a lengthy and profitable period of licensing revenues as OLEDs incrementally invade the FP display market. Reliable reports suggest this market sector should exceed $100B/year before the end of the decade."

How OLEDs Work

The diodes in OLED displays emit light when a voltage is applied to them. These diodes are selectively turned on or off to form images on a screen, creating a brighter and more efficient display than current Liquid Crystal Display (LCD) devices. The newest step in the development of the OLED is the top emission structure. Luxell`s innovative Black Layer(TM) display technology features a patterned substrate with imbedded electronics that further enhances readability by guiding light up and away from the substrate, not through it like conventional OLEDs.

How Black Layer(TM) Works

Black Layer(TM) is comprised of an anti-reflection structure embedded in an Electroluminescent (EL) display, providing higher contrast, clearer images, lower power consumption, longer life, and a thinner display structure. Increased full-colour applications are believed to be just around the corner by virtue of the efficiency and performance benefits inherent in Black Layer(TM).

About Luxell Technologies Inc.

Luxell designs, manufactures and licenses flat panel display technologies and solutions for defence, avionics, and commercial industries through its operating divisions, Aktelux and Luxell Research. Luxell is a publicly traded company on the Toronto Stock Exchange, under the symbol LUX. More information can be found at www.luxell.com, www.aktelux.com, and www.luxellresearch.com.

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Luxell secures an additional new contract for land-based displays
12/17/04

TORONTO, Dec 17, 2004 (Canada NewsWire via COMTEX) --
Luxell Technologies Inc. (TSX:LUX) announced today that, hot on the heels of its Denel-DLS contract, its operating division, Aktelux, has signed with a major U.S. contractor for the supply of similar high performance flat panel displays. While the prime contracto
r wishes to keep the details of the contract and end application confidential at this time, the land-based military display product will closely duplicate the Denel-DLS device, comprising a 10.4 inch active matrix LCD display supported by a high-efficiency, dependable LED backlighting system. Initial production samples will be in the client`s hands by January 2005, concurrent with the commencement of qualification testing. Production volumes are anticipated to approach or exceed 1000.

John Wright, Luxell`s President and Chief Executive Officer commented, "Our Aktelux division continues to excel in delivering a "best value" solution to the increasing demands of a rapidly expanding land systems market. Our extensive engineering experience, coupled with a streamlined, low overhead manufacturing structure allows us to step into this cost-sensitive arena with the utmost confidence. This win, coupled with earlier successes with Denel-DLS and Rheinmetall-Oerlikon strongly suggest that we have come to the market in the right timeframe, with the right product family. I believe we have correctly positioned ourselves for sustainable growth in this sector, which will be mutually beneficial to both Aktelux and its valued clients."

About Luxell Technologies Inc.

Luxell designs, manufactures and licenses flat panel display technologies and solutions for defence, avionics, and commercial industries through its operating divisions, Aktelux and Luxell Research. Luxell is a publicly traded company on the Toronto Stock Exchange, under the symbol LUX. More information can be found at www.luxell.com, www.aktelux.com, and www.luxellresearch.com.

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Luxell Reports First Quarter Fiscal 2005 Results
Tuesday January 11, 9:24 am ET


Revenues up 40% Compared to Q1 Fiscal 2004
TORONTO, Jan. 11 /CNW/ - Luxell Technologies Inc. (TSX:LUX - News) announced today that revenues for the first quarter of fiscal 2005, ending November 30, 2004, increased 40% to $875K compared to $623K for the same period in the previous fiscal year. The net loss for the first quarter was $1.79M (or $0.05 per share) compared to a loss of $1.81M ($0.05 per share) for the first quarter of 2004. The sales order backlog rose during the quarter to $1.5M.
Commenting on these results, John Wright, Luxell`s President and Chief Operating Officer, said, "While revenue growth in the first quarter was not as strong as I would have desired, the underlying positive trend, coupled with our healthy backlog, bodes well for the future. The quarter saw strong follow- on orders from our established strategic clients and the capture of two new key accounts with major players in the international defence market. Both achievements offer strong potential for significant continuing sales.

"Our Black Layer(TM) technology made another critical stride forward, with commissioning of our new prototyping facility, which now provides our licensees unparalleled support, while allowing us to accelerate the implementation of our technology in the complete spectrum of OLED (Organic Light Emitting Diode) structures and devices.

"In parallel, we completed a highly successful rights issue, placing the company in a much stronger financial position, better equipped to drive home the business advantages we have built for ourselves within the Aktelux and Luxell Research business units.

"Thus, we look forward to the balance of 2005 as a time period ripe with opportunity for the company."

Significant Events and Factors of the First Quarter:

Luxell secured a research and development award valued at $493K from Defence R&D Canada (DRDC) for development and testing of advanced OLED display devices.

Luxell improved its relationship with Cambridge Display Technology (CDT) to which the two companies have agreed to collaborate to advance the use of Black Layer(TM) technology in polymer-based OLED devices, CDT`s sphere of expertise.

Luxell secured a licensing agreement with Tannas Electronic Displays, Inc., enabling Luxell to offer its clients a flexible, cost-effective supply of custom LCD display products through an innovative "re-sizing" process.

Luxell acquired follow-on orders from: Lockheed Martin Corporation (NYSE:LMT - News) for Luxell`s Data Entry Panel display valued at $458K, driving the value of this relationship to over $10M; and Raytheon (NYSE:RTN - News) for a Radio Control Display Head valued at $600K, making the value of this relationship in excess of $2.5M

The Company launched its new prototyping system for the development of OLEDs, featuring Black Layer(TM) technology. The innovative system will allow Luxell to duplicate its Black Layer(TM) licensees` OLED manufacturing processes, facilitating the transfer of this technology to its licensing partners. The $3M chamber facility will have a major impact on Luxell`s ability to perform its research and development, and will support its growing licensing activities around the world. Published industry reports suggest that the OLED market will grow from current estimates of $600M annually to exceed $5B by the end of the decade.

Following the close of the quarter, and as a result of the work performed in that period, Luxell successfully closed a Rights Offering raising gross proceeds of $2.17M and secured an initial production contract for its Maintenance Data Panel Displays (MDPD) from Indra Systemas (INDRA) of Madrid, Spain. The MDPDs will be used on the Eurofighter (EFA) program, with the initial award valued at approximately $385K and estimated to grow to in excess of $2.4M as aircraft production reaches fruition.

About Luxell

Luxell designs, manufactures and licenses flat panel display technologies and solutions for defence and avionics industries through its operating divisions Aktelux and Luxell Research. More information can be found at www.luxell.com, www.aktelux.com and www.luxellresearch.com.

(C) Luxell Technologies Inc.. Luxell and Black Layer are trademarks of Luxell Technologies Inc. All other company and/or product names are trademarks and/or registered trademarks of their respective manufacturers.

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Luxell and IMC Capital sign memorandum of understanding to form strategic partnership for OLED manufacturing in China
Tuesday January 25, 9:00 am ET


TORONTO, Jan. 25 /CNW/ - Luxell Technologies Inc. (TSX:LUX - News) announced today that it has signed a Memorandum Of Understanding (MOU) with IMC Capital Corporation (IMC) of Hong Kong to establish a strategic partnership for development of manufacturing capability in Greater China for production of display products incorporating Luxell`s Organic Light Emitting Diode (OLED) based display technologies.
Under the terms of the MOU, the parties plan to promote new OLED product manufacturing in Greater China by establishing a three-way partnership with a suitable Chinese operating partner. IMC plans to provide business know-how, access to their Asian business network as well as financial support and advice. Luxell would act as a non-exclusive technology partner by providing and supporting technical transfer of its OLED-related intellectual property and technical know-how. In order to facilitate this strategic opportunity, the parties are seeking assistance from various Canadian government bodies including the Canadian Trade Commission in Hong Kong. The projected financial investment in this strategic collaboration will be approximately USD $50M. It is anticipated that a suitable Chinese manufacturing partner will be identified within the next six months.

The market for consumer mobile, automotive and industrial OLED flat panel display components is projected to grow to USD $2.3B by 2008. Luxell`s strategic plan is to license and/or support technology transfer of its Black Layer(TM) and other OLED display-based technologies into commercial and industrial flat panel display markets worldwide.

John Wright, Luxell`s President and Chief Executive Officer commented, "The forming of this strategic partnership represents a unique and significant opportunity for Luxell to introduce and directly support technology transfer of our innovative OLED-based display technologies into the Chinese and Asian flat panel display markets. We are confident that we will find a suitable and capable Chinese manufacturer with whom we can establish an effective, long term partnering relationship. Partnerships such as this will be based upon our mutual goals of successful technology transfer and commercialization of Luxell`s innovative display technologies to provide leading edge flat panel display products for global consumer and industrial markets."

Jay Leung, IMC`s Managing Partner added, "This is a significant example of new technology co-development and commercialization with collaborative partners from China, Hong Kong and Canada. We are very pleased to be providing our experience and resources to support this exciting OLED strategic partnering opportunity in China."

About IMC Capital Corporation

IMC, based in Asia, is an investment management company conducting business in investment fund management and investment banking services. IMC uses its capital, industrial expertise and unique business networks to capture innovative opportunities with partnering companies around the globe. Specializing in connecting Western technology and expertise with market opportunities and product applications in Greater China, IMC adapts unique products and services, technologies, and know-how from Canada and other Western countries for development in Asia. IMC also screens special Asian business opportunities and develops them, hands-on, with Asian and Western partners, tapping the global market by blending Asian production with Western know-how and managerial direction. More information can be found at www.imccc.com.

About Luxell Technologies Inc.

Luxell designs, manufactures and licenses flat panel display technologies and solutions for defence, avionics, and commercial industries through its operating divisions, Aktelux and Luxell Research. Luxell is a publicly traded company on the Toronto Stock Exchange, under the symbol LUX. More information can be found at www.luxell.com, www.aktelux.com, and www.luxellresearch.com.

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Luxell strengthens Generation II Black Layer(TM) patent protection
Wednesday January 26, 9:44 am ET


TORONTO, Jan. 26 /CNW/ - Luxell Technologies Inc. (TSX:LUX - News), the developer of Black Layer(TM) contrast enhancement technology, announced today that the Company has advanced its `Electroluminescent Device` patent PCT/CA2003/000554 filed in 2003, to National Phase Entry in the U.S. This patent is the core to Luxell`s proprietary Generation II Black Layer(TM) technology, which has recently been developed to further enhance contrast, reduce power consumption, and extend display lifetimes of top emission Active Matrix Organic Light Emitting Diode (AMOLED) flat panel displays.
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This latest step in filing with the U.S. Patent and Trademark Office provides additional patent protection for Luxell`s Generation II Black Layer(TM) proprietary technology. This technology is strategically important to the Company given the current emphasis being placed on AMOLED technology development worldwide, its forecasted emergence as a significant display technology, and Luxell`s plan to license its Black Layer(TM) technology into commercial and industrial flat panel display markets.

The market for flat panel display components is projected to grow to USD $100B by 2008. According to recently published industry forecasts, sales based on the currently emerging AMOLED display technology are expected to grow from USD $200M in 2006 to USD $2.7B by the end of the decade. This high rate of growth can be attributed to the advantages that OLEDs, and in particular AMOLEDs, offer for mobile applications, as well as their promise for large- area displays.

Furthermore, it is widely anticipated by display industry market researchers that top emission AMOLEDs will become the dominant technology for flat panel display applications as the technology matures and remaining technical issues are resolved.

John Wright, Luxell`s President and Chief Executive Officer commented, "U.S. National Phase Entry for this patent is timely, given the emergence of top emission AMOLED display technology and its forecasted market share growth within the flat panel industry. Our Generation II Black Layer(TM) technology is now well positioned for application to this emerging technology."

How OLEDs Work

The diodes in OLED displays emit visible light when an electrical voltage is applied to them. These diodes are selectively turned on or off to form images on a screen, creating a brighter and more efficient display than current Liquid Crystal Display (LCD) devices. The newest step in the development of OLEDs is the top emission structure. Top emission OLEDs promise to provide additional display brightness and efficiency when compared to conventional bottom emission OLEDs by virtue of the fact that generated light, as seen by the viewer, need not pass through the display glass substrate as with bottom emission OLEDs.

How Black Layer(TM) Works

Black Layer(TM) is comprised of an anti-reflection structure embedded in an Electroluminescent (EL) display, providing higher contrast, clearer images, lower power consumption, longer life, and a thinner display structure. Due to the efficiency and performance benefits inherent in Black Layer(TM), increased full-colour applications are believed to be just around the corner.

Generation I Black Layer(TM) has been developed primarily for application in bottom emission passive matrix EL displays. It consists of a semi- reflective and a transparent layer that splits ambient light in such a way that destructive optical interference occurs in the reflected light. This reduces the amount of ambient light reflected from the display, thereby reducing or eliminating unwanted display contrast `washout`.

Luxell`s innovative Generation II Black Layer(TM) technology is based on the same basic optical interference principles as its Generation I Black Layer(TM) technology, but has been optimized for application to top emission AMOLED displays. The Generation II Black Layer(TM) technology features a patterned substrate with embedded electronics and is therefore an integral part of the entire display, allowing for simple incorporation of standard LCD active matrix technology into the OLED display structure.

About Luxell Technologies Inc.

Luxell designs, manufactures and licenses flat panel display technologies and solutions for defence, avionics, and commercial industries through its operating divisions, Aktelux and Luxell Research. Luxell is a publicly traded company on the Toronto Stock Exchange, under the symbol LUX. More information can be found at www.luxell.com, www.aktelux.com, and www.luxellresearch.com.

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Luxell captures $3.04 million production order for EFA displays
Thursday March 3, 11:18 am ET


TORONTO, March 3 /CNW/ - Luxell Technologies Inc. (TSX:LUX - News) is pleased to announce that its operating division, Aktelux, has been awarded a significant contract by Indra Systemas (INDRA) of Madrid, Spain, to supply 285 Maintenance Data Panel Displays (MDPDs) for installation on the Eurofighter Typhoon aircraft. The contract agreement, valued at CAD $3.04M (US $2.46M), represents the Tranche II buy of the Eurofighter (EFA) program. The 285 displays are in addition to the pre-production order of 30 Aktelux MDPDs purchased by INDRA in December 2004, and suggest the likelihood of follow-on orders for future Tranche buys.
Aktelux`s MDPD is a ruggedized 1/4 Video Graphics Array (QVGA) flat panel display with keypad, to be installed below the wing of the fighter aircraft and used by ground maintenance personnel in troubleshooting, servicing, and maintaining the aircraft. Featuring a 5" diagonal sunlight-readable screen, the Aktelux Electro-Luminescent (EL) display ensures a superior operational performance in terms of luminance, contrast and low power consumption.

"This important award marks a further significant step in building another strategic relationship with a world-class systems integrator," said Louis Joubert, Luxell`s Chief Operating Officer and General Manager of the Aktelux business unit. "The Eurofighter program represents aeronautical engineering at its best, and we are proud to be associated with this prestigious venture. Our efforts now will focus on providing INDRA with outstanding support in order to maximize the future sales of this and other similar systems on a global basis."

Manuel Guillen, INDRA`s Avionics Program Manager, said, "We chose the Aktelux MDPD solution as it represented `best value` at the system level, combining excellent visual performance, robustness, reliability, and competitive pricing. We find Aktelux to be a valuable and cooperative member of our supply chain, and look forward to continuing and growing the partnership."

About INDRA

Indra is the leading information technologies and defence systems company in Spain, with nearly 6500 employees, revenues of 987 M. euros, and an order book totaling 1,220 M. euros in 2003. With activities in more than 40 countries on five continents, INDRA is a strong player in the international marketplace -- approximately a third of the Spanish company`s annual revenues come from export sales. INDRA is also actively involved in simulation and automatic testing systems, with a third of the world`s air traffic managed by INDRA`s air traffic management systems. INDRA is one of the main suppliers within the Eurofighter program. More information can be found at www.indra.es.

About Luxell Technologies Inc.

Luxell Technologies Inc. is a leader in the design, manufacture and licensing of flat panel display technologies and solutions for the defence and aerospace industries through its operating divisions Aktelux and Luxell Research. Aktelux specializes in providing its global defence and aerospace customers with complete, integrated display solutions that are ready for systems integration or legacy equipment replacement. More information can be found at www.luxell.com, www.aktelux.com and www.luxellresearch.com.

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The Honourable Art Eggleton, P.C., appointed to Board of Luxell Technologies Inc.
Thursday March 10, 9:19 am ET


TORONTO, March 10 /CNW/ - Ken Kivenko, Chairman of the Board for Luxell Technologies Inc. (TSE:LUX - News), is pleased to announce the appointment of The Honourable Art Eggleton, P.C., to its Board of Directors, subject to regulatory approval.
Mr. Eggleton`s previous experience and skills augment and complement the capabilities of Luxell`s current Board. He brings to the position a distinguished record of more than 30 years service in national and local elected office, including an 11-year tenure as Mayor of Toronto.

"We are very pleased to welcome Mr. Eggleton to our Board," said Mr. Kivenko. "As Canada`s former Minister for International Trade, Mr. Eggleton has contributed to the positioning of Canadian companies as significant players in the global business arena. With the majority of its revenues based on export trade, Luxell can no doubt benefit by extending its global reach. In addition to his guidance on matters of global deployment, Mr. Eggleton will be an excellent addition to the business management of Luxell".

For the past 11 years, Mr. Eggleton represented the federal riding of York Centre and has held senior federal cabinet posts in addition to Minister for International Trade, including Minister of National Defence, President of the Treasury Board, and Minister responsible for Infrastructure.

Said John Wright, Luxell`s President and CEO, "I look forward to working closely with Art, in applying his proven skills and leadership in maximizing the benefits to the Luxell shareholders and clients alike".

About Luxell Technologies Inc.

Based in Mississauga, Ontario, Luxell Technologies Inc. is a leader in the design, manufacture and licensing of flat panel display technologies and solutions for the defence and aerospace industries through its operating divisions Aktelux and Luxell Research. Luxell`s Organic Light Emitting Diode (OLED) technology featuring Black Layer(TM) is drawing attention in Southeast Asia for its readability, reliability, and cost efficiency over current display technology. More information can be found at www.luxell.com, www.aktelux.com and www.luxellresearch.com.

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Luxell and Korean OLED equipment manufacturer sign MOA to explore commercialization of Black Layer(TM)
Tuesday March 15, 9:28 am ET


TORONTO, March 15 /CNW/ - Luxell Technologies Inc. (TSX:LUX - News) and Advanced Neotech Systems (ANS) Inc. of Korea have signed a Memorandum Of Agreement (MOA) to explore and develop commercial and industrial opportunities in the field of Organic Light Emitting Diode (OLED) technology using Luxell`s Black Layer(TM).
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The intent of this agreement is to leverage Luxell`s strong Intellectual Property (IP)/patent portfolio based on the development of new OLED-based technologies featuring Black Layer(TM), with ANS Inc.`s strength in the area of design and manufacture of advanced processing equipment required for OLED and other similar Flat Panel (FP) display manufacturing. The MOA will allow ANS Inc. and Luxell to develop new manufacturing techniques and related equipment possesses, share valuable skills and capabilities, and assist each other in various projects and ventures.

With Black Layer(TM), Luxell has an extensive capability in improving the reliability, power consumption and visual performance of OLED-based FP displays. Based on its strong IP portfolio and its involvement in licensing this technology for commercial and industrial use, Luxell has developed key relationships in the FP manufacturing and commercial and industrial user communities.

"This agreement marks another key step entry into the Korean display market, on the heels of last year`s strategic partnership formed with Hyundai. As a result, we expect to grow our business interests further in Asian markets and bring innovative and marketable manufacturing solutions to our licensees and to the FP market in general", said John Wright, President and Chief Executive Officer. "We are proud to collaborate with ANS Inc. to further develop commercialization of Luxell`s Black Layer(TM) and we are pleased that such a vital contribution is now in development as a showcase to the world."

ANS Inc. has extensive contacts and relationships with the manufacturing entities that function in this sector. It therefore has the capability to promote new manufacturing techniques, processes and related equipment that could be of significant benefit to its customer base.

"This is a wise move, as ANS Inc., since its inception, has focused exclusively on venture activities in mass production manufacturing equipment for organic display technologies," said Kyung-Bin Bae, President. "We have already completed development of a full colour organic EL mass production system in an effort to grow competitively on a global level, and are now pleased to be working with Luxell and their innovative OLED technology, with an eye to evolving world market opportunities."

This strategic partnership, which joins an equipment developer/manufacturer with a process inventor/licensor, is likely to yield the highest payback of research and development investment made, by yielding an outcome of maximum value to the FP display manufacturer. While Luxell considers its Black Layer(TM) technology to be of potential significant value to OLED manufacturers, it also recognizes that this technology must be integrated within the capabilities of available manufacturing equipment. Conversely, the value of ANS Inc.`s equipment may be enhanced in the manufacturer`s eyes if ANS Inc. develops and manufactures equipment that facilitates integration of Luxell`s FP display enhancement technologies.

About Advanced Neotech Systems (ANS) Inc.

ANS Inc. was established in Korea in 1998 and manufactures, markets and supplies competitive mass production equipment to the semiconductor/display panel markets. For the past 10 years, the company has focused its business on supplying field-proven full color organic Electro-Luminescent (EL) and LCD mass production equipment for thin film deposition such as sputtering and evaporation and has expanded its capabilities into OLED markets.

About Luxell Technologies Inc.

Luxell Technologies Inc. is a leader in the design, manufacture and licensing of flat panel display technologies and solutions for the defence and aerospace industries through its operating divisions Aktelux and Luxell Research. Aktelux specializes in providing its global defence and aerospace customers with complete, integrated display solutions that are ready for systems integration or legacy equipment replacement. More information can be found at www.luxell.com, www.aktelux.com and www.luxellresearch.com.

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Luxell signs agreement with U.S. OLED backlight developer
Tuesday March 22, 10:33 am ET


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TORONTO, March 22 /CNW/ - Luxell Technologies Inc. (TSX:LUX - News) announced today the signing of a joint development agreement with Organic Lighting Technologies (OLT), LLC of Austin Texas to develop an Organic Light Emitting Diode (OLED) white backlight device for enhancement of full colour LCD flat panel displays. OLT`s innovative proprietary organic thin film processes and packaging techniques provide innovative backlighting solutions targeting the high volume manufacture of flat panel displays for mobile phones and other hand held and mobile devices.
Under the terms of the agreement, the parties plan to develop engineering prototype and production white OLED backlight devices. Through its in house state-of-the-art thin-film fabrication facility, Luxell will provide its infrastructure and expertise in flat panel display technology to complete the fabrication and testing of the OLED devices. OLT will contribute its white OLED backlight product design for full color small area and mobile phone LCDs.

OLT`s processes significantly improve LCD color quality and brightness, reduce backlight manufacturing and assembly costs and produce a display that takes up less space in hand held/mobile devices where space is at a premium.

The key markets for the OLED backlight will target mobile phones, digital cameras, camcorders, personal digital assistants (PDAs), and defence and avionics applications. The companies expect to have a white OLED backlight assembly for full color LCD mobile phones available in Q3 2005.

The market for consumer automotive and industrial OLED flat panel display components is expected to grow to USD $3.0B by 2008. The full color mobile phone backlight market alone was worth over USD $2B in 2004. Luxell and OLT`s strategic plan is to license and support technology transfer of the OLED backlight into commercial and military markets worldwide.

John Wright, Luxell`s President and Chief Executive Officer commented, "The synergy between Organic Lighting Technologies and Luxell interests is both compelling and of great potential value. Combined, we offer enabling technologies that may greatly accelerate the OLED presence into the mainstream of the flat panel display and lighting markets. The combined companies bring globally recognized expertise to the topic, backed by comprehensive intellectual property portfolios. I believe investors in both companies will be impressed with the outcomes of this venture."

"The combination of Luxell`s thin-film manufacturing expertise together with OLT`s innovative slim white OLED backlight, having superior color spectrum, brightness and brightness uniformity, will allow us to produce a backlight that solves the color gamut and brightness problems associated with current small area LCDs," said Chief Technology Officer of OLT, Dr. Munisamy Anandan. Luxell has been selected as a top submission to present its flat panel display contrast enhancement and enabling OLED technologies, including details of its strategic partnership with OLT, at the upcoming World`s Best Technologies 2005 Showcase being held on March 29-30, 2005 in Arlington Texas.

About Organic Lighting Technologies

Organic Lighting Technologies (OLT), LLC designs innovative OLED backlighting solutions for LCDs incorporating proprietary organic thin film processes and packaging techniques. Designed and developed for use in full color small area and mobile phone LCDs, OLT`s white OLED backlight device, Alqalight(TM), is a major breakthrough in backlight technology, improving LCD color quality and brightness while decreasing overall depth. Organic Lighting Technologies is a privately held company headquartered in Austin, Texas.

About Luxell Technologies Inc.

Luxell Technologies Inc. is a leader in the design, manufacture and licensing of flat panel display technologies and solutions for defence, aerospace and consumer industries through its operating divisions Aktelux and Luxell Research. More information can be found at www.luxell.com, www.aktelux.com and www.luxellresearch.com.

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Luxell awarded contract for land-based displays
Tuesday April 12, 10:26 am ET


Worth an estimated $2.3 million in follow-on business
TORONTO, April 12 /CNW/ - Luxell Technologies Inc. (TSX:LUX - News) announced today that the Company has signed a contract with a major U.S. contractor for the supply of 100 land-based military displays. The Aktelux "field-ready" 10.4 inch active matrix LCD displays are supported by high-efficiency, dependable LED backlighting. Luxell`s high performance displays are suitable for mission-critical information systems, land and expeditionary combat systems, and communications and armaments systems.
Luxell delivered the demonstration unit in January, and, following a successful customer evaluation, will proceed with the delivery of 3 first article units followed by an additional 97 production units. The potential follow-on business could exceed 600 units, worth an estimated value of CAD $ 2.3M (USD $1.9M). The prime contractor wishes to keep other details of the contract and end application confidential at this time.

Louis Joubert, Luxell`s General Manager, commented, "The significance of this order for Luxell is its potential for add-on business, not only from this major contractor, but from other ground-forces systems integrators and equipment suppliers."

About Luxell Technologies Inc.

Luxell designs, manufactures and licenses high performance flat panel display technologies and solutions for defence, avionics, and commercial industries worldwide. Luxell is a publicly traded company on the Toronto Stock Exchange, under the symbol LUX. More information can be found at www.luxell.com, www.aktelux.com, and www.luxellresearch.com.

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Luxell awarded contract from Oerlikon for development of displays for Netherlands FGBADS program
Thursday April 14, 2:00 pm ET


TORONTO, April 14 /CNW/ - Luxell Technologies Inc. (TSX:LUX - News) announced today that the Company has been awarded a contract from Oerlikon Contraves (Canada) Inc. of Saint-Jean-sur-Richelieu, Quebec for the development of display systems for tablet computers. This innovative product will be used by the Royal Netherlands Army in the Weapons Terminal as part of the Future Ground Based Air Defence System (FGBADS) program for Stinger missiles. The initial development contract is valued at CAD $45K (US $36K), with delivery of prototype and pre-production units in the May-June 2005 timeframe. Oerlikon has issued a Letter of Intent for a Phase 1 production order valued at CAD $198K (US $160K), with a Phase II option of equivalent value.
Louis Joubert, Luxell`s Chief Operating Officer and General Manager of its Aktelux business unit, commented, "While of modest contract value, this award is of great significance, both in adding further to our growing `C Series` of high performance, land-based displays (as evidenced by previous press releases), and expanding our strategic relationship with Oerlikon Canada, as their preferred source for this class of display."

About OERLIKON CONTRAVES (CANADA) INC.

Oerlikon Contraves (Canada) Inc. (OC) is an internationally recognized systems integrator specializing in the design, assembly, integration, testing and delivery of complete advanced software, communications, defence and transportation technology systems solutions. Established in Canada in June 1986 as Oerlikon Aerospace, OC is a member of the Rheinmetall Group of Germany, globally active in the automotive parts, electronics and defence systems sectors. More information can be found at www.oerlikon.ca.

About Luxell Technologies Inc.

Luxell designs, manufactures and licenses flat panel display technologies and solutions for defence, avionics, and commercial industries through its operating divisions, Aktelux and Luxell Research. Luxell is a publicly traded company on the Toronto Stock Exchange, under the symbol LUX. More information can be found at www.luxell.com, www.aktelux.com, and www.luxellresearch.com.

Forward-Looking Statements

This news release contains certain "forward-looking statements" that reflect the current views and/or expectations of Luxell Technologies Inc. with respect to its performance, business and future events. Such statements are subject to a number of risks, uncertainties and assumptions. Actual results and events may vary significantly.

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