If you''re seeking a little assistance with your new Oregon Scientific device, there are several options:

1. You can reach our Customer Service group at 1-800-853-8883. They are available from 9am-5pm PST, Monday-Friday.

2. Having trouble getting through on the phone? Sending an email is also a great way to reach Customer Service. While on the website, click on Customer Service in the upper right corner, then click on Help Request. Be as specific as possible when describing the trouble. Don''t forget to include the model number (usually found on the back of your product).

3. When browsing the website, click Customer Service in the upper right hand corner. You can review FAQ''s, enter in a search term, review the sensor compatibility guide, or search by make or model.

Here''s a few quick tips for your new Oregon Scientific device:

a. Is your main unit not receiving a signal from the sensor? Try removing the batteries from both pieces, then replace the batteries in the sensor FIRST. Hit the RESET button inside the sensor. Once the sensor is powered up, then replace the batteries in the main unit and hit the RESET button in the main unit.

b. Living in a cold climate and getting tired of hearing your Freeze Alarm every day? View this document on how to disable that pesky alarm.
Click Here.

Oregon Scientific is pleased to announce that its Professional Wireless Weather Center (WMR200) was recognized by the Consumer Electronics Association as an honoree for their CES (Consumer Electronics Show) Innovations Design and Engineering Awards.
The prestigious award program recognizes the most innovative consumer electronics products on the market today. The Professional Wireless Weather Center will receive the CES Innovations seal, which has become a hallmark for the best designed products in consumer technology.

"The Professional Wireless Weather Center provides a full range of
weather and environmental information, helping consumers make better
decisions to enhance how they work, live and play," said Mike Prager,
President of Oregon Scientific, US. "We are thrilled that the Consumer
Electronics Association has recognized this innovative product with their
highest honor."

Oregon Scientific has partnered with Ferrellgas, a propane industry leader, to present a special offer to Ferrellgas customers. Check your October billing insert for more details!

Check out the November issue of O The Oprah Magazine in the StyleHome section and see the Philippe Starck Clock by Oregon Scientific.

Oregon Scientific announced that five products from the 2007 line have been selected for the first-ever WIRED LivingHome. This modern luxury residence designed by Ray Kappe will serve as an example of how people can effectively balance green living with high technology and high design. The Oregon Scientific products were chosen for their innovative blend of technology, design and affordability.

The Oregon Scientific products selected for the WIRED LivingHome are:

• ATC2K: A hands-free, waterproof action camera with mounting equipment that attaches the camera to handlebars, a helmet, arm and more, the ATC2K is perfect for outdoor enthusiasts. The digital video camera can be plugged directly into a television for an instant replay or the footage can downloaded to a PC or Mac via USB and works seamlessly with most editing software.

• SmartGlobe: Kids and families can now discover the Australian outback and listen to notable facts from around the world from the comfort of their own home with the SmartGlobe, the only globe that can be continuously updated. A unique and bilingual product, the SmartGlobe contains nearly 30 learning activities in English and six in Spanish, plus downloadable modules allow you to learn in your choice of 6 other languages. All activities can be customized by age group (5-8 years old, 9-14 and 15+), and are easily updated via USB. The SmartGlobe has received numerous awards including the 2007 Educational Toy of the Year Award, one of the industry’s highest honors.

• Talking Wireless BBQ/Oven Thermometer: No need to wait by the oven or grill to find out when dinner is ready. This wireless thermometer verbally alerts you (in your choice of five languages) when the meat has reached the perfect temperature - from up to a football field away. Program your choice of eight entrees, select the desired doneness and get back to entertaining.

• Daylight Projection Clock: Daylight LED projection displays time and temperature on any surface in any light condition. Sensors will detect if the light in the room intensifies, and increase the strength of the projection.

• Professional Wireless Weather Station: Capturing weather data has never been easier. Featuring a rotary dial for easy information access, this weather station monitors six different weather measurements and includes an atomic clock for precise time. An all-in-one sensor pole offers easy set-up, with expandable sensors for additional weather monitoring.

Oregon Scientific is proud to partner with the Love Hope Strength Foundation as an official sponsor of “Everest Rocks.” A fourteen-day trek up Mount Everest by 40 of the world''s top musicians and mountaineers, Everest Rocks will culminate with the first-ever rock concert to take place at Mount Everest’s Base Camp. Footage of the concert, the trek and events leading up to it will be filmed exclusively using Oregon Scientific’s ATC2K Waterproof Action Cam. Forty ATC2K cameras have been donated to the Love Hope Strength Foundation, making it possible to capture footage of this ground-breaking event.

“We are extremely honored to work with the Love Hope Strength Foundation in their effort to help raise money for worldwide cancer research and the Nepal Cancer Relief Society,” said Mike Prager, president of Oregon Scientific US. “This is a unique opportunity and we are thrilled that the entire world will be able to share in the experience through video footage captured by the ATC2K.”

The climb is designed to bring awareness to, and raise money for the Love Hope Strength Foundation (LHSF), founded by two-time cancer survivor and rock icon, Mike Peters of the UK band "The Alarm" and fellow cancer survivor James Chippendale, president of CSI Entertainment, one of the country''s largest entertainment and sports insurance brokers. Joining Peters and Chippendale on the 18,000 foot climb will be musical legends Slim Jim Phantom of the Stray Cats, Nick Harper, Squeeze’s Glenn Tilbrook, and The Fixx’s Cy Curnin and Jamie West-Oram.

For more details on Everest Rocks and the Love Hope Strength Foundation, please visit http://lovehopestrength.com/everest/

Mens Journal tests out the ATC2K against two other competitors and calls it best for "technophobes and adventurers". Check out the full article in the Gear Guide section of the Mens Journal October edition.

Playthings Magazine, a toy industry publication, has included the Barbie World Traveler as a Holiday Pick, and part of 2007''s Most Noteworthy Toys. The August edition is available by subscription and was also distributed to 25,000 pediatrician''s offices.

Have you been to the new ATC2K website? Check it out here: www.atc2k.com, and upload your own videos! We''ll be featuring different videos each month, and running contests throughout the rest of the year.

COOKIE magazine, a publication focused on “All the Best for your Family”, included the Barbie™ Digital Camera (DCA68) in their Gearing Up section.

Here’s the review:
“Confusing buttons make reading the directions a must, but it’s worth it. Girls will love the Barbie Workshop software for customizing photos and brief video – with lots of pink.”

Because of the change to Daylight Saving Time, our RM323 and RM932 clocks will not update to Daylight Saving Time until the traditional April 1 date (first Sunday in April). To ensure that your clock keeps the proper time automatically, please disable the radio-controlled clock function and set the clock time manually.

Thank you for entering the Runner’s World and Oregon Scientific Weather Station Sweepstakes. The winners will be notified on or about March 15.

The Toy Industry Association has awarded the SmartGlobe the Educational Product of the Year. The T.O.T.Y. awards honor the greatest and most innovative products developed by the international toy industry for consumers in North America.

A profile piece in the Portland Business Journal calls out Oregon Scientific as the coolest Oregon-based company to buy gifts from! Special recognition goes to WeatherNow, our new sensor-free weather station and the ATC2K, our hottest seller this holiday.

Check out the full story.

Our incredible SmartGlobe tops the list of the prestigious Great American Toy Test "Fab 14"! Kids from all over tested out the Globe, and TV stations all over are featuring the Globe as a must-have this holiday!

A recent review from top gadget site Engadget says ATC2K is a vast improvement over ATC-1000, and is "the perfect tool for capturing those daredevil audition tapes..." Check out the full story here.

One of our new fans says:
I''m very impressed with my camera. I''ve mounted it on my bike, my car, my dog, my head, my leg, just about everywhere, and it RULES!

Leading gadgets and gizmo Web site gizmodo.com says our DP100 Daylight Projection clock lights up their "bat cave", with a friendly nod in favor of the high-tech motion sensor. See their review here: http://www.gizmodo.com/gadgets/oregon-scientific-dp100-daylight-projection-clock/

CBS News Technology Correspondent Larry Magid praises our sensor-free weather station, WMS801! Of note, he appreciates the rich data and says it could be a useful way to teach kids about the weather. For the full article, please visit: http://www.cbsnews.com/stories/2006/08/29/scitech/pcanswer/main1944669.shtml

The Portable UV Sensor, UV888, is in the spotlight in BusinessWeek… this splashproof UV monitor is easy to use; two steps and you’re on your way to sun safety.

Our MP121 Waterproof MP3 Player with Pedometer is a hot summer must-have – showing up in Stuff and FHM magazines’ cool water toys sections. Praised for its rugged durability, portability and affordability, it’s the perfect companion for lazy days by (and in!) the pool.

Keep your eyes out for Rolling Stone’s Summer Tech Guide – the August issue will include our Regional Weather Station with MSN Direct!

As part of a fitness feature with Prevention magazine on the Today Show, Oregon Scientific’s Waterproof MP3 Player with Pedometer is included as a key ingredient on the path to better health and losing weight.

Among Blender’s top “Intelligent Design” products, iBall gets a nod for its wireless audio quality. Click to read more.

Game designer Jane McDonigal says our 3.0MP is easy to use and fits in a back pocket…see the designer profile on page 264.

“…if weather is your thing, this puppy will have you madly wagging your metaphorical tail with excitement.”

—John P. Mello Jr.

Read more at GadgetSphere

ATC-1000 stands out in the February 2006 issue of Popular Mechanics as a perfect companion on your next adventure...

"Record your next spill over the handlebars for posterity with the ATC-1000…”

Read the entire article here

Part of a feature in ShelfWatch, iBall turns up in the new technology magazine CE Lifestyles, find out more at www.celifestyles.com.

“Drop your nano in the dock, sync with your computer, and transmit the player’s contents to the cute round speaker from up to 100 feet away.”

One of only five products highlighted, ATC-1000 is called out by CNN News as a must-see at the recent Consumer Electronics Show (CES) in Las Vegas!

Jay Greene says ATC-1000 is a hit in his house, after taking it with him on a recent family ski trip.

"... the best way to capture all the fun on the slopes is with a camera. As an alternative to hauling around a digital camcorder, Oregon Scientific has come up with a way to lash one onto the top of your ski helmet. Its $120 ATC-1000 is a five-inch tube with a tiny camera and microphone at the end. The camera stores about ten minutes of video at its highest resolution setting, but users can add an hour or more of storage by inserting a secure digital memory card in the device. The video quality: just O.K. I grabbed footage of my 7- and 10-year-old boys zipping down the slopes. It wasn''''''''t quite worthy of snow sports filmmaker Warren Miller. But it''''''''s a top-rated production in my house."

The iBall was selected as a must-have gift for the tech-lover on your list!

Toy analyst Anne Pleshette Murphy says SmartGlobe is her favorite toy on ABC Good Morning America! She selected a handful of toys to make the list of "Smart Holiday Gifts for Kids". She also says its a great toy that the entire family can enjoy. The clip is 5.5 minutes long and SmartGlobe is featured in the middle of the clip (at 3:00). Click here to go to the ABC web site, then click "video".

ATC-1000 is featured in The New York Times much-coveted annual Circuits section holiday buying guide! As part of the section devoted to the outdoors, it is a fantastic feature which highlights the benefits of the compact, economical action camera.

"A livelier, if less analytical, record of outdoor adventures can be created using the Oregon Scientific ATC-1000 Action Camera, a video camera that can be mounted on helmets."

According to syndicated columnist James Derk who recently had a chance to test out the new iBall wireless iPod speaker:

"The best part of this device, which I have not seen in some other remote solutions, is you can adjust the iPod from the remote speaker. So you can skip songs, which is a plus."

Just in time for the holidays, Oregon Scientific is proud to open our newest store at Bridgeport Village in Tigard, OR. Located across from the main parking garage, visit and shop for new tech toys to your holiday heart’s content. Receive a free, limited-edition golf umbrella on purchases over $100.

The WIRED Gadget Lab says its their “Prince Charming”. Click here for full details.

The Batman PowerWing Laptop popped out on CBS The Early Show on December 8th with a rave review from toy analyst Marianne Szymanski. Watch the full review here.

Mike Goldfein from Belo TV says iBall and ATC are among his favorite things.

Identify weather trends around the farm without leaving the homestead with John Deere weather forecasting products like this Complete Wireless Weather Station. Not only does this wireless weather station have three remote sensors operating on solar power, but it also forecasts the weather for the next 12-24 hours based on barometric pressure. Check out the full array of John Deere products from Oregon Scientific...

Our new SmartGlobe has received recent recognition; making the short list on the Great American Toy Test. "This truly great, fun, learning tool will last for many years to come.” Watch your local news for more information.

Gannett newspaper’s technology columnist Marc Saltzman says iBall is a hot gift idea for the iPod fan on your gift list…:

Oregon Scientific iBall Wireless Speaker System
Have a "ball" with this clever home stereo designed for your iPod. Dock your player into the iBall base and your tunes will be wirelessly transmitted to a round, three-speaker system up to 100 feet away. The 8-inch iBall, which operates on a rechargeable battery or AC adapter (both included), includes remote functions (to change tracks on the iPod wirelessly) and an illuminated screen to see information such as time and volume. You also can recharge your iPod and sync it with your computer from the iBall base. The system is compatible with all iPod models, but a separate iPod Shuffle adapter is sold separately.

Oregon Scientific’s iBall and ATC-1000 have both been recognized as CES Innovations Honorees. These awards honor outstanding design and engineering excellence in consumer electronics. A panel of prominent industry designers, engineers and journalists judged more than 750 product entries on criteria including user value, aesthetics, innovative design, quality and contributions to the quality of life.

The Los Angeles Times just had great things to say about all our new products including SmartGlobe, ATC-1000, and MyPix digital photo album. They make great gifts for the holidays and are available now.

Look for Oregon Scientific at WIRED Magazine’s first retail store! The store opens 11/18 in New York City to the general public. You can find out more by visiting www.wiredstore.net for more information.

iLounge says it’s a top-ten iPod accessory for the holidays! “…It’ll be the talk of any party it attends.” – Jeremy Horwitz, editor-in-chief, iLounge