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"A video wall that previously required hours to install can now bemoved into place and setup by two people requiring a fraction of the time andcost."By combining multiple units, users are able to accommodate display needsof all sizes. Using 2 cases provides a 2x2 configuration with a viewing areaof approximately 94" - 108". Larger displays can be created by extending theconfiguration to 3x2, 4x2, and more, as needed. ROTOLIFT DUAL provides aunique solution for creating a reasonably priced mobile display wall sincesingle LCD or plasma displays of this size are not yet widely affordable.About JELCO, Inc.JELCO, Inc. is the leading manufacturer of mobile lift cabinets, portablestands, and travel and shipping cases for large, flat-screen monitors andother A/V equipment. Products are sold through JELCO's North American networkof authorized dealers. More information is available at http://, Inc.Cheryl Elliott of JELCO, Inc., 1-847-459-5207, .

WALLA WALLA, WA, Jan 26 (MARKET WIRE) Key Technology, Inc. (NASDAQ: KTEC) today announced it has entered intoan agreement under which it expects to sell over $20 million of equipmentto a leading North American vegetable processor over the nexttwo-and-one-half years. Approximately three-quarters of the orders are expected to be fornew optical inspection equipment and upgrades, with the balance forassociated material handling and processing equipment.About Key TechnologyKey Technology, Inc., headquartered in Walla Walla, Washington, is aworldwide leader in the design and manufacture of process automationsystems for the food processing and industrial markets. The Company'sproducts integrate electro-optical inspection and sorting, specializedconveying and product preparation equipment, which allow processors toimprove quality, increase yield and reduce cost. These statements are based on management's current expectationsor beliefs and are subject to a number of factors and uncertainties thatcould cause actual results to differ materially from those described inthe forward-looking statements.

The forward-looking statements in thisrelease address future financial and operating results.The following factors, among others, could cause actual results to differmaterially from those described in the forward-looking statements:current worldwide economic conditions may adversely affect theCompany's business and results of operations, and the business of theCompany's customers;adverse economic conditions, particularly in the food processingindustry, either globally or regionally, may adversely affect the Company'srevenues;the loss of any of the Company's significant customers could reducethe Company's revenues and profitability;the Company is subject to pricing pressure from its larger customerswhich may reduce the Company's profitability;competition and advances in technology may adversely affect sales andprices;failure of the Company's new products to compete successfully ineither existing or new markets;intellectual property-related litigation expenses and other costsresulting from infringement claims asserted against the Company by thirdparties may adversely affect the Company's results of operations and theCompany's customer relations; andthe price of the Company's common stock may fluctuate significantlyand this may make it difficult for shareholders to resell common stock whenthey want or at prices they find attractive.For a detailed discussion of these and other cautionary statements,please refer to the Company's filings with the Securities and ExchangeCommission, particularly Item 1A, "Risk Factors," of the Company's AnnualReport on Form 10-K for the fiscal year ended September 30, 2008.Note: News releases and other information about Key Technology, Inc. canbe accessed at CampPresident and Chief Executive OfficerKey Technology, Inc.(509) 529-2161Copyright 2009, Market Wire, All rights reserved.-0-. ) 1. REALLY This is probably the largest blowout when the opponent dominated statistically. However, statistics sometimes don't show everything. While Wisconsin dominated Ohio State in terms of possession and yardage nearly 2 to 1, OSU won by what seemed to be a blowout score of 31-13. However, a total team effort by OSU in Defense, Special Teams and effective drives made the final score 31-13.2. BEND DON'T BREAK: Hats off to Wisconsin for their effort and hard play in this difficult loss. Wisconsin hit hard, contained The Buckeye rushing attack and for the most part their diverse offense drove easily between the 30's. However, a lack of a consistent running game meant that Wisconsin had to settle for Field Goals in a game when Ohio State was scoring Touchdowns.3. TOLZEIN, THE GOOD, THE BAD THE UGLY: The Good; Tolzein was much more impressive than I predicted in my comments from last week. He made good reads, converted third and longs, held tough in the pocket and distributed the ball well. To his credit Badger wide receivers became much more active in Wisconsins offense much more than any one expected.The Bad; Wisconsin's wide receivers had key drops, especially one in the end zone.The Ugly; Under pressure, Tolzein threw two key interceptions and due to an opportunistic Ohio State defense, The Buckeyes converted these into touchdowns. Watch replay on these plays and The silver bullets paved the way for Hines and Coleman with crucial blocks to get points that their offense wasn't. 4. IT'S NOT AS BAD AS IT LOOKS; While Ohio State's offense is being largely critisized this week, it's not that bad. True, Wisconsin held the Buckeyes under wrap, when Ohio State trailed, the offense responded with efficiency. Late in the first half, trailing for the first time, Pryor made huge scrambles and clutch throws culminating with Posey's diving Touchdown catch to swing the momentum of the game and lead the Badgers to wonder how they could possibly be trailing at half. Then due to Ohio State's two third quarter touchdowns by first their defense and then their special teams Wisconsin held the ball for much of that quarter.