OnScreen Technologies, Inc. (OTC Bulletin Board: ONSC), the leading provider of openly licensable advanced systems cooling solutions, today announced that customer, OCZ Technology (LSE: OCZ.L), has agreed to incorporate OnScreen's 400 Watt WayCool(TM) Reference Design, including its hybrid liquid + carbon block heat transfer agent, in their HydroJet CPU Cooler. This commercial application of OnScreen's WayCool open architecture in the CPU cooling market represents an important milestone in positioning the company as a global leader in delivering openly licensable thermal management for advanced processors and systems. OCZ signed an initial purchase order for a production order of 5,000 OnScreen hybrid mesh carbon cooling solutions.

"We are committed to introducing cutting edge technologies that address current needs and anticipate next generation product demands," said Ryan Peterson, chief executive officer of OCZ Technology. "The HydroJet with the revolutionary OnScreen cooling architecture including innovative carbon technology will bring to market a self contained liquid CPU cooler that will set the benchmark for others in the industry to follow."

Unlike traditional CPU cooling methods that rely on copper interface plates, OnScreen's WayCool cooling solution employs carbon to rapidly transport heat away from the heat source. Using OnScreen's technology, the HydroJet can off-load more than 400 watts of energy, dramatically outperforming other CPU coolers available in the market today. The WayCool carbon interface delivers as much as four times greater heat transfer than conventional methods.

"HydroJet with OnScreen's cooling technology will allow high-end computer users the ability to run CPUs and graphics chips at dramatically higher speeds," said William Clough, chief executive officer of OnScreen Technologies. "Thanks to our WayCool architecture, microprocessor engineers can build faster and more powerful devices. The commercialization of our hybrid mesh + carbon block technology is an important milestone for our technology which significantly reduces microwarming."

In industry standard testing, OCZ's HydroJet with WayCool's carbon technology allowed a 400-watt chip to perform within operational norms for extended periods, while available cooling solutions saw the same type of chips overheat and shut down within seconds. WayCool technology features a unique approach that leverages its carbon block technology and its hybrid use of fluid to efficiently transport the heat away from the source.

Financial terms of the agreement were not disclosed.

About OnScreen Technologies, Inc.

Headquartered in Portland, Ore., OnScreen Technologies, Inc. has pioneered and is commercializing innovative thermal management solutions capable of revolutionizing the semiconductor, solar and electronic packaging industries, among others. Utilizing its patented WayCool(TM) hybrid mesh architecture, OnScreen technology can enhance system performance and remove thermal barriers caused by "microwarming" in today's advanced computing devices. The Company's proprietary central and graphics processor solutions, solar energy cooling solutions and power supply cooling solutions deliver more cost effective and efficient thermal management to the industry. For more information, please visit http://www.onscreentech.com.

About OCZ Technology Group, Inc.

OCZ Technology Group, a member of JEDEC, designs, develops and manufactures innovative, high performance memory and computer components that set industry standards. OCZ products are the first choice for users needing high-reliability, ultra-high performance solutions. In May 2007, PC Power & Cooling was brought into the OCZ Technology Group, forming a partnership that places the organization at the forefront of high-end computing. All of OCZ Technology Group's products are available through its worldwide network of distributors, online resellers and retail stores. For more information visit http://www.ocztechnology.com

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