SAN JOSE, Calif., Sept. 10, 2002-- Intel Developer Forum, Andrea Electronics Corporation (Amex: AND - News), announced today that the company is participating in a unique promotional campaign with the SoundMAX group of Analog Devices, Inc. and Intel Corporation, which will make voice input on the PC platform both affordable and accessible to hundreds of thousands of users. As part of the campaign, Andrea's SoundMAX® Superbeam® Array microphone will be offered at a substantial discount for a limited time to purchasers of Intel® Desktop Boards equipped with theSoundMAX Cadenza Digital Audio System. In addition to the SoundMAX Superbeam offer, purchasers of these Intel Desktop Boards will receive, free of charge, leading speech-centric software applications such as IBM's Via Voice, Net2Phone's CommCenter and Tesseraction's Enigma: Rising Tide, a voice enabled, online game.

"Intel is committed to delivering quality, next-generation PC devices to our Desktop Board customers", said Joel Christensen, Marketing Director of Intel's Desktop Platform Solutions Division. "Andrea's sleek two microphone array supported by Analog Devices' SoundMAX Cadenza provides us the ability to offer our customers the most dynamic, microphone solution available today."

"We are excited about the commitment that Intel is making to enhance audio input through the integration of SoundMAX Cadenza and the aggressive promotion of the SoundMAX Superbeam Array Microphone," said John Croteau, product line director, Computer Products and Services Group, Analog Devices, Inc. "Together with Intel and Andrea, we believe we are well positioned to take advantage of the significant investments made over the past decade by leading- edge VoIP, command and control, and speech-to-text solutions providers."

"Our announcement today represents another significant step closer to bringing voice input to the mainstream", said Douglas J. Andrea, Chairman of Andrea Electronics. "We are committed to providing affordable, high-quality PC microphone solutions that support the latest in voice-enabled applications and are proud to join with industry leaders such as Intel and Analog Devices to address past market barriers."

IDF Demonstration

Please visit Andrea Electronics at the Intel Developer Forum (September 9 -12, 2002) in the Intel Pavilion at the San Jose Convention Center.

About the SoundMAX Superbeam Array Microphone

The SoundMAX Superbeam Array Microphone is a sleek, two-microphone device that attaches to the top of any laptop or PC equipped with Analog Devices' SoundMax Cadenza Digital Audio System. The SoundMax Cadenza software integrates Andrea Electronics' PureAudio® and DSDA® (Digital Super Directional Array) noise-cancellation software. This approach lowers the costs associated with high-quality voice input by elimating the need for additional memory and processing power. The SoundMAX Digital Audio System uses mixed-signal technology from ADI and the Intel host processor instead. A promotional offer for the SoundMAX Superbeam Array Microphone will be included with select Intel Desktop Boards shipping in Q4 2002. The SoundMAX Superbeam Array Microphone is also available directly from Andrea Electronics Corporation for $24.95; for more information, please visit http://www.andreaelectronics.com, or call Andrea Electronics' 1-800-707-5779.

About SoundMAX from Analog Devices

The SoundMAX Digital Audio System from Analog Devices, which ships in over 50% of PCs and brand motherboards today through such customers as Intel, Compaq, Dell, Fujitsu, FSC, Hewlett Packard, IBM, NEC and Sony, is a premium-performance PC audio solution that exceeds the functionality of PCI sound cards. The SoundMAX system delivers the ultimate audio experience on today's PCs for business professionals, audiophiles, musicians and gamers. The SoundMAX system features full-duplex functionality, immersive 3D surround-sound, MIDI music synthesis, noise reduction functionality, and next-generation audio rendering technologies. Residing on the PC's motherboard, the SoundMAX system consists of high-performance hardware CODECs, with features such as hardware sample rate conversion (SRC), professional quality 94-dB playback, and speaker equalization (EQ). ADI's newest audio CODEC, the AD1980, features support for six-channel audio output and is already available on the Intel D845EBT Desktop Board. The SoundMAX software, which is integrated into the PC's audio subsystem, includes Windows® device drivers and applications that support 3D audio, Microsoft DirectX(TM) 8.0, EAX, A3D, unlimited voice DLS-2 wavetable, and support for 5.1 virtual theater surround. SoundMAX also features SPX "audio animation" technologies. For more information about SoundMAX, please visit: http://www.soundmax.com.

About Andrea Electronics

Andrea Electronics Corporation designs, develops and manufactures audio technologies and equipment for enhancing applications that require high performance and high quality voice input. The Company's patented Digital Super Directional Array (DSDA®), patented PureAudio®, patented EchoStop(TM) and patent-pending Directional Finding and Tracking Array (DFTA®) far-field microphone technologies enhance a wide range of audio products to eliminate background noise and ensure the optimum performance of voice applications. Applications for the Company's technologies include: speech recognition programs, Internet telephony, video/audio conferencing, automobile PCs, home automation systems, hand-held devices and multiplayer online games, among others. Visit Andrea Electronics' website at: http://www.AndreaElectronics.com or call 1-800-442-7787.

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