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Costa Mesa, CA – January 21, 2010

Staco Systems Provides Pushbutton Switches and Data Entry Products Used Onboard the USS New Mexico

Staco Systems, a leading supplier of aerospace and marine control components, has contributed to the recent delivery of the sixth submarine of the Virginia class, USS New Mexico (SSN 779), to the U.S. Navy by Northrop Grumman.

The Virginia class vessels are the latest USN attack submarines designed for both open-ocean and littoral missions. This revolutionary vessel was intended to improve upon and ultimately replace several Cold War era designs. The Virginia class will provide the U.S. Navy with the capabilities required to maintain the nation’s undersea supremacy well into the 21st century. They have improved speed and stealth, additional proficiency in multi-role missions, highly developed surveillance capabilities, and advanced abilities to operate well in littoral areas around the world.

March 12, 2007. San Diego Union. SAN DIEGO UNION TRIBUNE INTERVIEWS TIM REILLY OF STACO SWITCH ABOUT RUGGEDIZED GADGETS IN CIVILIAN SETTINGS.

"First developed for the military, ruggedized gadgets find a use in civilian settings"

By Jonathan Sidener
UNION-TRIBUNE STAFF WRITER

To illustrate an article on a group of rugged consumer electronics coming to market, a pair of intrepid photographers took the Verizon G'zOne phone to the beach to document its water resistance. http://www.signonsandiego.com/news/tech/personaltech/20070312-9999-mz1b12sidene.html

Staco Systems tries to trick your sense of touch

Tactile illusion is the basis of STACO SWITCH's new touch screen, where users can feel feedback as images 'push back.'

We've all seen optical illusions — vases that change into faces, dot patterns that seem to spin.

But how about a tactile illusion? http://www.ocregister.com/ocregister/money/abox/article_1397910.php

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