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RESTON, VA - Comsearch announced today sales of its premier microwave path design software to KPN Mobile of The Netherlands in a deal valued at over $200k in software licenses and support.

IQ·Link^®, a comprehensive engineering software tool that performs complex spectrum allocation and frequency engineering for hundreds of microwave links easily, including multiple link scenarios. The tool enables a customer to display GIS data, perform path and reliability calculations, and conduct fast, comprehensive interference analyses in order to have a complete solution for the planning and designing of point-to-point, point-to-multipoint, and wireless local loop networks.

KPN Mobile provides a comprehensive range of products and services through its mobile networks. They have established an international presence in Germany (E-Plus), Belgium (KPN Orange), Hungary (Pannon GSM), Ukraine (UMC), and Indonesia (Telkomsel). KPN Mobile licensed the IQ·Link tool to design their new microwave network as the first operator of a GSM 1800 system in The Netherlands.

"We are very pleased that KPN Mobile joined the growing family of IQ·Link customers and over 450 users in Europe," said David Donohoe, vice president of Information Services at Comsearch. "As the leading supplier of microwave planning software in Europe, we have a proven track record of providing design tools that have been used to deploy tens of thousands of microwave links in the past year alone."

"IQ·Link is recognized by operators, vendors, and engineers as the most reliable, efficient and accurate software product for point-to-point and point-to-multipoint planning. Our expertise in wireless engineering for over twenty years has helped us to create a proven product," said Steve Meador, IQ·Link product manager at Comsearch.

Comsearch (www.comsearch.com) designs, deploys, and optimizes wireless networks worldwide. Comsearch provides service solutions, engineering and GIS data to operators of Microwave, Mobile Satellite, Cellular, PCS, and Fixed Wireless networks. In addition to experienced engineers, its software line addresses the engineering challenges of fixed network design and spectrum relocation. Comsearch, located in Reston, Virginia, is an Allen Telecom company (NYSE:ALN).

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