Developers of SkyScout™ Technology		Yamcon Wins Summary Judgment Motion in Lawsuit with Meade IRVINE, Calif.—August 2, 2005-- The United State District Court of the Central District of California has granted Yamcon’s motion for Summary Judgment, confirming that its SkyScout™ “Personal Planetarium™” product does not infringe Meade Instrument Corporation’s (Nasdaq: MEAD) 5,311,203 patent. “We are extremely pleased to have the court confirm what we’ve known all along, that Yamcon’s technology in no way infringes the ‘203 patent that Meade recently acquired,” said Mike Lemp, the CEO of Yamcon. “As I said when this lawsuit began, Yamcon has always prided itself on the integrity in which we have pursued our business. Our technology and our products are truly unique, and despite Meade’s litigious tactics, we will be bringing the SkyScout™ to market, and the way people learn about astronomy will change forever.” The District Court issued its Order on Monday, August 1st, ending litigation that started in October of 2004. About Yamcon, Inc. Yamcon, Inc. has been granted three U.S. patents on revolutionary technology that allows a device to instantly identify and/or locate any celestial object visible to the naked eye. The technology combines data from sensors measuring both the magnetic and gravitational fields of the Earth, along with GPS and a substantial celestial database. Yamcon developed its technology to dramatically improve how people learn about astronomy, making it much easier and more entertaining.