Wednesday, October 7, 2009

Mobile Star Enters Into Negotiations With USA Leading Distributor as Karaoke Vending Machine Sent for Final Testing

EVEN YEHUDA, Israel, October 7 /PRNewswire-FirstCall/ -- Mobile Star Corp. (OTCBB: MBST - News), a developer of coin-operated karaoke vending machines, announced today that the company has entered into advanced negotiations with a leading distributor of coin-operated products, as the company's entertainment vending machine has advanced to the final testing stage.

Negotiations are focused on a plan to begin marketing and distributing the Karaoke vending machines. The entertainment units are expected to reach the consumer market in 2010.

The karaoke vending units will be distributed in popular recreation areas including movie theatres, restaurants, shopping malls, bowling centers, bars and theme parks.

"Completion of our personal karaoke prototype is one of the final milestones to achieve before the commercial launch of our product," said Danny Elbaz, CEO of Mobile Star Corp. "We look forward to displaying our finished prototype in the coming weeks."

The company plans to announce a pilot demonstration of the prototype will take place in New York City in the fourth quarter of 2009.

For more information on Mobile Star, please visit http://the-mobilestar.com.

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