America's Leading Network Music and Internet Radio Provider Selects Qt for Its Next Generation Streaming Media Device

Oslo, Norway, March 11 - 2008 - Trolltech® announced today that Roku, Inc. has selected Qt for Embedded Linux® to be integrated into a soon-to-be-announced multimedia streaming product. Qt for Embedded Linux, formerly known as Qtopia® Core, is Trolltech's leading application framework for single-purpose devices powered by embedded Linux.

Qt for Embedded Linux is known for providing a robust and proven solution that enables manufacturers to efficiently deliver products with a unique user experience. Consumer electronics manufacturers such as Sony®, Royal Philips®, Panasonic® or industrial device manufacturer's such as Fluke Networks® are just a few examples of Qt for Embedded Linux customers.

"As on-demand digital media revolutionizes the home entertainment experience, the demand for connected, powerful, and easy-to-use Internet media players is taking off," said Tim Twerdahl, vice president of consumer products, Roku, Inc. "Trolltech's Qt for Embedded Linux allows us to create a rich interface for tomorrow's streaming media devices and get them to market quickly."

Roku chose Qt because of its ability to quickly create a rich user interface, providing an important time-to-market advantage. Qt also delivers the ability to support multiple operating systems and devices from a single codebase. As with all versions of Qt, developers are able to focus on building the core value of each product, instead of platform-specific maintenance. Qt also eliminates the need to invest resources in multiple languages, toolkits and environments.

About Qt for Embedded Linux

Qt for Embedded Linux supports the same API as Qt® on the desktop: a growing library of over 600 C++ classes, encapsulating a complete infrastructure for end-to-end application development. Qt for Embedded Linux benefits from Qt 4's latest technologies including standards compliant WebKit integration, multimedia framework, concurrency abstraction, text rendering and multi-threading. For more information on the Qt product line from Trolltech, please visit http://trolltech.com/products/qt.

About Trolltech

Trolltech provides cross-platform software development frameworks and application platforms. Trolltech's Qt is used in popular software such as Skype, Google Earth, Adobe Photoshop Elements, Lucasfilm and by more than 5000 customers worldwide. Trolltech's Qtopia has enabled a new generation of exciting consumer devices such as mobile handsets, video-phones, set-top boxes and media players. Trolltech's software has shipped in more than 10 million devices.

Trolltech's products enable companies to easily build and deploy software across a wide range of operating systems and electronic devices. The company serves desktop and embedded application providers, as well as consumer electronics and mobile vendors, who face challenges in delivering user-friendly and differentiated software. Trolltech enables customers to accelerate innovation, shorten time to market and increase revenues. Trolltech's software improves the user experience by increasing the appeal and quality of customer's applications on desktop and devices. The future proof Qt software allows developers to code less, create more and deploy anywhere.

Trolltech supports open source and commercial customers. The company has offices in California, U.S.A.; Brisbane, Australia; Beijing, China; Berlin and Munich, Germany; Oslo, Norway. It is listed on the Oslo Stock Exchange under the ticker symbol TROLL. For more information about Trolltech, please visit www.trolltech.com.

About Roku

Roku is a leader in Internet-connected digital media players. Located in Saratoga, Calif., and founded by Anthony Wood, the inventor of the digital video recorder (DVR), Roku designs digital media products that maximize the digital home entertainment experience. Roku's award-winning products include Roku SoundBridge network music players and the Roku HD1000 high-definition digital media player.