On November 1, BVS also won the 2010 Mid-Atlantic Innovation Competition in
the "Telecommunications Industry" category presented by the New Jersey
Technology Council. The award was for both the Wolfhound and Wolfhound-LITE
Cell Phone Detectors. In addition, BVS was also awarded one of only four
first place awards 'for the products' uniqueness and ability to succeed.'

Earlier this year Wolfhound was recognized for having the leading product in
the wireless security category at the 2010 GovSec Expo and Conference in
Washington, D.C. Combined with the above referenced awards this now makes
three high profile awards to date.

The issue of contraband cell phones in correctional facilities is becoming
the number one issue for prison officials. According to the U.S. Department
of Commerce's National Telecommunications and Information Administration
(NTIA), the use of contraband cell phones by inmates has risen as the U.S.
prison population continues to expand. For example, during 2006 California
correctional officers seized approximately 261 cell phones in the State's
prisons and camps; by October 2009, that number had jumped to 4,130.

A further application of the products is in campus and testing environments
where cell phones can be used to share or store access to unauthorized
information.

The Wolfhound-LITE allows correctional facilities to enforce an affordable
NO CELL PHONE USE policy, since each security officer could potentially be
equipped with a cell phone detecting watchdog.

"In less than one year we have sold hundreds of our Wolfhound and
Wolfhound-LITE cell phone detection tools to both domestic and international
correctional facilities to combat the growing problem of contraband cell
phones and these industry awards are a further indication of our success,"
said Scott Schober, President & CEO of BVS.

"The exciting part about a mobile cell phone detection tool is that we
continue to grow our customer base selling to many federal customers,
security personnel, universities, and even getting attention from fleet
management integrators," added Schober.

About Berkeley Varitronics Systems
Berkeley Varitronics Systems, located in Metuchen, New Jersey, has been
providing advanced wireless solutions and products to the domestic and
international wireless telecommunications industry for over 35 years. Since
1995, BVS has introduced over 50 unique wireless test devices for a variety
of applications including the popular Cellular, iDEN, PCS, CDMA, RFID, LTE,
Mobile WiMAX, FIXED WiMAX, 802.11b/a/n/g & Bluetooth specifications.
For more information about BVS, visitwww.bvsystems.com
<http://www.bvsystems.com/> .

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Berkeley Varitronics Systems Contact:
Scott Schober
President and CEO
Office: 732-548-3737
snschober@bvsystems.com

Berkeley Varitronics Systems Media Contact:
Tom Price
The Bernard Group
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