Telular Corporation Launches the World's First Fixed Cellular Terminal With High Speed GPRS Packet Data

		TELULAR PHONECELL SX5D FIXED WIRELESS PHONE Telular's Phonecell(R) SX5D Fixed Wireless Phone provides voice, GPRS packet data and SMS communications over GSM wireless networks. The SX5D features GPRS rates up to 85.6 Kbps--ideal for Internet access and e-mail. Models include: 1) Phone for voice, SMS text messaging and Internet access; 2) Phone with analog fax and multiple extension capability; 3) LCR Phone with connections to both the PSTN and the GSM network. (PRNewsFoto)[AS] CANNES FRA

		TELULAR PHONECELL SX5E FIXED WIRELESS TERMINAL Telular's Phonecell(R) SX5e Fixed Wireless Terminal provides voice, GPRS packet data and fax communications over GSM wireless networks. The SX5e includes a data connection for GPRS rates up to 85.6 Kbps--ideal for Internet access and e-mail. Models include: 1) FWT for voice and data, multiple extensions, and optional analog fax capability; 2) FWT for trunk and extension connections to a PBX; 3) Wireless modem for GPRS packet and GSM circuit switched data. (PRNewsFoto)[AS] CANNES FRA

New Suite of GSM Fixed Wireless Products Features High-Speed Internet Access 3GSM World Congress -- Hall 2, Booth G51 CANNES, France, Feb. 19 /PRNewswire-FirstCall/ -- Telular Corporation (Nasdaq: WRLS) today unveiled its new SX5 family of fixed wireless products based on the GSM standard. These products are unique in that they incorporate GPRS (General Packet Radio Service) high-speed Internet capability. GSM is the world's dominant cellular technology with more than 600 million subscribers. Many GSM wireless carriers have already upgraded their networks for GPRS and almost all plan to add the feature in the near future. (Photo: http://www.newscom.com/cgi-bin/prnh/20020219/CGTU011-a http://www.newscom.com/cgi-bin/prnh/20020219/CGTU011-b ) Telular's Phonecell(R) SX5 family includes a Fixed Wireless Phone and a Fixed Wireless Terminal, both of which are available in 3 models that target specific fixed cellular applications. All 6 models include a data connection for GPRS packet data that is capable of Multi-slot Class 10 operation, which allows data transfer rates of up to 85.6 Kbps -- ideal for Internet access and e-mail. "Adding GPRS capability to our new family of GSM products opens up exciting new markets for Telular," said Mr. Ken Millard, Chairman, President and CEO for Telular Corporation. "The majority of Telular products sold to date have been used for basic telephone communications in developing countries. With the SX5 we now offer high-speed data in a fixed cellular terminal, opening markets in developed countries where a fixed wireless product can now effectively replace wired telephone service." All six SX5 models are available in both dual band 900/1800 MHz versions that address the majority of GSM markets and single band 1900 MHz versions for the Americas. The SX5 GSM roadmap includes a dual band 850/1900 MHz version and EOTD E-911 location technology for compliance with the U.S. FCC Phase II mandate. "Telular has done their homework in defining the SX5," said Marcelo Claure, CEO for Brightstar, Telular's largest distributor. "Rather than forcing too many features into a single product, Telular efficiently matched markets and features and developed cost-effective products that address both existing and emerging applications." Phonecell(R) SX5 Models -- The SX5D Fixed Wireless Phone is a full-featured phone for traditional wireless local loop voice applications as well as SMS text messaging and Internet access. -- The SX5D Fixed Wireless F-A-X Phone combines the features of the Fixed Wireless Phone and the analog fax and multiple extension capability of a traditional Fixed Wireless Terminal. -- The SX5D Fixed Wireless LCR Phone is a new concept with connections to both the Public Switched Telephone Network (PSTN) and the GSM wireless network. "Customers have been asking for an easy way to take advantage of wireless rate plans to manage the cost of communications," said Mr. Dan Wonak, Senior Vice President Marketing for Telular. "The Phonecell(R) SX5D Fixed Wireless LCR Phone puts this flexibility on the desktop, so that calls can be routed to either wireless or wireline networks to realize the lowest cost route." -- The SX5e Fixed Wireless Terminal is a full-featured, multi-purpose product offering voice and data, multiple extensions and can be ordered with or without analog fax capability. -- The SX5e Fixed Wireless PBX Terminal brings least cost routing to the enterprise. It connects to either the analog trunk or analog extension ports of a PBX and can manage communication costs for small to large companies. -- The SX5e Fixed Wireless Modem connects GPRS packet data and GSM circuit switched data to a computer's serial port. "The SX5e Fixed Wireless Modem is another industry first for Telular," said Mr. Wonak. "Unlike PCMCIA cards, the SX5e is designed for fixed applications and features a robust antenna and the flexibility to connect to a higher gain antenna." Telular announced that the Phonecell(R) SX5 suite of products is currently completing type approvals. Worldwide field trials commence in April with full production scheduled for the third quarter of 2002. About Telular Corporation Telular Corporation is a leader in the design and manufacturing of wireless products. Telular's proprietary telecommunications interface technology enables standard phones, fax machines, computer modems or monitored alarm systems to utilize available cellular wireless service for either primary or back-up telecommunications. Their product lines incorporate the world's leading cellular standards (GSM, TDMA, CDMA, AMPS) and are marketed worldwide. Headquartered in Vernon Hills, Illinois, Telular has regional sales offices in Atlanta, Miami, London, Singapore, Johannesburg and Amman, Jordan. For further company information, visit Telular at http://www.telular.com . Please be advised that information included here present the Company's or management's intentions, hopes, beliefs, expectations or predictions of the future and are forward-looking comments. It is important to note that the company's actual results could differ materially from what appears here. Additional information concerning factors that could cause actual results to differ materially from those in the forward-looking statements is contained from time to time in the company's SEC filings, including but not limited to the company's report on Form 10-K for the fiscal year ended September 30, 2001. Copies of these filings may be obtained by contacting the Company or the SEC.