MediaTechnics to Create Joint Venture

   MEDIATECHNICS CORPORATION (PINKSHEETS: MEDT) is pleased to announce that it has executed a Memorandum of Understanding with China Connect Financial Advisory Group, Inc. "CCFA."

The Company had previously announced that it had formed Apex Solar Corporation in order to exploit several opportunities in solar power generation land acquisitions. This process continues and we are very pleased to announce that CCFA will also be added as a partner.

CCFA brings extensive contacts in China and the Pacific Rim and maintains offices in Dalian, Liaoning, China. Their website may be found at http://chinaconnect999.com.cn.

It is the intention of both companies that CCFA act as primary negotiator between Apex and a large, state owned manufacturer of high quality PV panels, inverters and ancillary equipment, to facilitate an agreement whereby the Chinese manufacturer would act as the primary supplier of complete, custom solar panel systems for installation in either or both of MEDT solar power installations or third party applications where Apex would supply complete systems for integration into customer solutions.

The Company is continuing negotiations with several parties to acquire a combination of land, land leases and/or options on land or land leases in the desert southwestern United States situated close to major power grid infrastructure. The Company expects to complete agreements in the next few weeks and will update shareholders as necessary. Apex's website remains under development and should be available soon after completion of the requisite agreements at www.apexsolarcorp.com.

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