Paris, France - 25^th September 2006 - Pinnacle Systems today announced the new Pinnacle SoundBridge™ HomeMusic, which allows consumers to easily broadcast music stored on PC and Mac digital music files and Internet radio throughout home audio systems, via Wi-Fi, all at an affordable price.

"Purchasing and downloading music from the Internet or simply listening to Internet radio is a growing trend," said David Barnby, vice president sales and marketing for EMEA. "For an attractive price, Pinnacle Soundbridge HomeMusic plug-and-play wireless music player, gives instant access in any part of the house to all the music stored on the computer, including Windows Media Digital Rights Management (DRM), and lets users easily listen to Internet radio from around the world."

Pinnacle SoundBridge HomeMusic supports iTunes (via free downloadable server software), Windows Media Connect and Windows Media Player 10, Napster and PlaysForSure. It is compatible with WMA, AAC, MP3, AIFF and WAV music file formats. SD card slots let users listen to their favourite music even if the PC is switched off.

Powered by award-winning RokuTM software, this product is the ideal answer for consumers who want a wireless music player compatible with the music in their Mac or PC library, and controllable via hand-held remote from any room of the house.

Pinnacle SoundBrigde HomeMusic is shipping mid October and will be available across Europe through the Pinnacle Website at www.pinnaclesys.com and at most major retailers. It carries a SRP of 129 ?.