Matrox Graphics Inc partnership with Meyertech

Matrox Graphics Inc., the leading manufacturer of specialised graphics solutions, today announced a partnership with Meyertech, the leading independent British manufacturer of CCTV Command & Control Systems.

Meyertech and Matrox are working together to provide an advanced IP Closed Circuit Television (CCTV) based surveillance
solution to the security market. This solution will combine the Fusion2 Core Security Management Software with the
Matrox VDA-1164 Video Decoding Accelerator for surveillance systems and operator stations in large-scale IP security
networks.

The Matrox VDA-1164 brings hardware-accelerated IP video decoding capabilities to CCTV based security systems running
Fusion2 Core. By offloading the Central Processing Unit (CPU) of the video decoding burden, VDA-1164 enables optimal
system responsiveness through its ability to simultaneously decode and display up to 16 D1 video streams in native
resolution at full frame rate, on up to four high-definition displays

"Matrox is excited about Meyertech's support for the VDA-1164 with its next generation Security Management Software,
Fusion2 Core," says Alain Thiffault, Business Development Manager, Matrox Graphics. "With the VDA-1164 decoding
100% of all IP video streams, this removes the workstation bottleneck so users can benefit from all of Fusion2 Core's
integrated applications without ever having to worry about performance issues."

"We are seeing an increased demand for complex security management consoles involving multiple IP streams. By
enabling the Fusion2 software to run with the Matrox VDA1164, Meyertech's integrators are now able to offer a more
comprehensive solution to security customers, featuring enhanced performance due to the unique IP-decoding abilities of
the VDA." Stuart Meyers, MD, Meyertech.

Matrox Graphics will be demonstrating the Matrox VDA-1164 and Fusion-2 Core, along with other advanced multi-display
solutions, at IFSEC 2009 from May 11-14th at NEC Birmingham, United Kingdom at stand F130, Hall 4.