Press Release 010309

  Calerga announces the release of LyME, a scientific application
  for Palm with a Matlab-compatible language. Based on the
  computation engine of SysQuake, LyME implements about 290
  mathematical and graphical functions exploiting the power of
  matrix and complex number math. LyME is available on the Web
  as a free download.

Lausanne, Switzerland, March 9, 2001 - Calerga announces today the
immediate release of LyME 1.4. LyME is based on a powerful, yet
easy-to-use, scripting language specialized for numerical and matrix
computation. Its mathematical functions span from trigonometry and
logarithms to advanced linear algebra and statistics. Commands for
communicating with the serial port open LyME to the outside world.
Libraries of functions may be easily developed and reused.

LyME is based on LME, the same computational and language engine as
SysQuake's; it adds graphic functions and a user interface designed
for the pen and small screen of Palm OS devices, while SysQuake
profits from desktop or laptop processing power to provide
nearly-instantaneous graphical interactivity. LME's compatibility with
Matlab and SysQuake makes LyME the ideal companion of engineers.

"I'm very excited with the release of LyME, something I've been
dreaming about since the beginning of the development of LME four
years ago", said Yves Piguet, Calerga president. "Enthusiasm of our
beta testers proves that I'm not alone!".

LyME 1.4 for Palm OS handheld devices is available immediately with
comprehensive documentation as a free download.

For more information and for downloading LyME:

http://www.calerga.com

Press Contact:

Yves Piguet
Calerga
Chabliere 35
CH - 1004 Lausanne
Switzerland

E-mail: sysquake@calerga.com

Founded in 1998 by Yves Piguet, Calerga is committed to developing and
providing the best tools for understanding and designing dynamic
systems.

LyME, Calerga, and SysQuake are trade marks of Yves Piguet. Other
marks are trade marks or their respective owners.