DOBOX, INC. WINS POPULAR MECHANICS' EDITOR'S CHOICE AWARD AT 2002 INTERNATIONAL CONSUMER ELECTRONICS SHOW

DoBox's parental control technology is considered among the best new products at CES

SALT LAKE CITY-- At the 2002 International Consumer Electronics Show (CES) in Las Vegas on January 8-11, nearly 2,000 exhibitors demonstrated their newest technology and products. DoBox, Inc., a Utah-based software company that exhibited at CES, captured one of the coveted Editor's Choice Awards from Popular Mechanics.

Popular Mechanics' Web site, www.popularmechanics.com, notes that the goal of the 100-year-old publication's CES Editors' Choice Awards is to seek out and honor "the most brilliant new products that will set the standards for their market categories."

DoBox has developed software that gives parents complete control of their family's Internet activities. DoBox allows parents to regulate each family member's email, chat, peer-to-peer messaging, music downloads and Web browsing. DoBox, Inc.'s Home Gateway is the only software product to receive the 2002 Popular Mechanics' award.

"We are thrilled that our vision of parental control and helping families manage their use of the Internet is being recognized by such a prestigious publication," said Nicole Toomey Davis, President and Chief Executive Officer of DoBox, Inc.

Established in 1999, DoBox, Inc. is a leading provider of software to power broadband networking solutions for the home. Headquartered in Salt Lake City, the company focuses on developing leading-edge technology to simplify the delivery of broadband connectivity to residential customers. DoBox currently offers a complete line of advanced residential gateway and firewall software technologies, aimed at helping service providers and residential customers securely "Internet-enable" a broad range of information and entertainment devices inside the home.

For more information call DoBox at (801) 446-4404, ext. 209 or visit www.dobox.com.