KVH's TracVision M3 Gives Sea Ray's Smaller Boats the Satellite TV That's Been Missing

   Sea Ray Now Offering 14.5"-diameter TracVision M3 Satellite TV
System as Option on New Boats 29-44' in Length

   Sea Ray customers expect to enjoy the best their boats have to
offer, including the excitement of live satellite television. For
years, owners of Sea Ray boats 44' and longer looked to the
award-winning KVH TracVision(R) 4 and 4-HP satellite TV antennas. Now,
Sea Ray, one of the world's largest makers of in-board recreational
powerboats, offers small boat owners what they've been missing -
premium digital satellite TV with no compromise in performance thanks
to the groundbreaking TracVision M3 from KVH Industries, Inc.,
(Nasdaq: KVHI). With the TracVision M3 now included as an option on
boats 29-44', Sea Ray sets a new standard for technology and
entertainment in the marine industry.
   "The smaller boats make up a large segment of our business, and
we're thrilled to finally have the opportunity to offer mobile
satellite TV to our customers," said Rob Noyes, Sea Ray's vice
president of marketing. "Up until now, satellite TV was a total
impossibility for these folks because the antennas were just too big.
All it took was for KVH to come up with a TracVision solution that was
small enough to fit without compromising performance, and we had
ourselves a way to meet a huge demand, while offering all the quality
and reliability Sea Ray customers have come to expect."
   The 14.5"-diameter TracVision M3 offers everything a small boat
owner needs to enjoy more than 300 channels of DIRECTV(R) programming,
including 70+ channels of XM Satellite Radio music, when cruising
along the coast and as far as 200 miles offshore. The TracVision M3
also includes KVH's exclusive 12-volt satellite TV receiver and an RF
remote control that allows users to change channels even if the
receiver is safely tucked away in a cabinet or stateroom closet.
   Commenting on Sea Ray's selection of the TracVision M3, Ian
Palmer, KVH's executive vice president of satellite sales, remarked,
"Sea Ray and KVH share a commitment to superior quality and a truly
remarkable user experience. By extending its offering of TracVision
technology to smaller boats, Sea Ray confirms why it is recognized
industry-wide as a leader in maritime technology, innovation, and
craftsmanship. We look forward to continuing to work with Sea Ray to
bring outstanding performance and digital satellite TV entertainment
to their discerning customers."
   Complete details regarding the TracVision M3 and the rest of KVH's
award-winning TracVision product line are available at
http://www.tracvision.com.

   Note to Editors: High-resolution, press-ready images of the
TracVision M3 and its use on a Sea Ray vessel are available for
download and editorial use at http://press.kvh.com.

   About KVH Industries, Inc.

   Middletown, RI-based KVH Industries, Inc., is a leading provider
of in-motion satellite TV and communication systems, having designed,
manufactured, and sold more than 100,000 mobile satellite antennas for
applications on boats, RVs, trucks, buses, and automobiles. Winner of
the prestigious General Motors Innovative Design Award, CES Innovation
Award, 21 National Marine Electronics Association "Best Product"
awards, and a finalist for the Automotive News PACE Award, KVH's
mission is to connect mobile customers with the same digital
television entertainment, communications, and Internet services that
they enjoy in their home and offices.

   This release may contain certain forward-looking statements that
involve risks and uncertainties. Forward-looking statements include,
for example, the functionality, characteristics, quality and
performance of KVH's products and technology; anticipated innovation
and product development; and customer preferences, requirements and
expectations. The actual results could differ. Factors that may cause
such differences include, among others, our dependence on the
availability of third-party satellites, which face significant
operational risks and could fail earlier than their expected useful
lives, for our mobile satellite communication services, as well as
those discussed in KVH's most recent Form 10-Q filed with the SEC. KVH
assumes no obligation to update its forward-looking statements to
reflect new information or developments.

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