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Mindpix Files Product Patent Prior to Upcoming Q1 2008 UltraFlex Launch
Tuesday, December 18, 2007
Orem, UT -- Mindpix Corporation (www.mindpix.com) (Pink Sheets: MNDP) announced yesterday the patent has been filed in anticipation of our Q1 2008 product launch. Management looks forward to the successful launch of its flagship product, the UltraFlex exercise device.
About UltraFlex
UltraFlex™ is a highly advanced concept in exercise providing a unique form of resistance training, derived from aerospace technology. Like no other fitness product, UltraFlex™ produces Target Perfect Resistance™. With Target Perfect Resistance™ the resistance is dynamic and variable, increasing and decreasing, through range of motion and by changing hand, body or product positions. This ‘ultra flexibility’ of usage deems it suitable for absolutely everyone, regardless of age or ability. Its simplicity in design gives consumers a variety of exercises to perform with quick, simple instructions to follow featuring the EZ 8™ exercise system. Eight exercises provide a total body workout in beginning, intermediate and advanced positions. There are well over 150 exercises featuring the amazing UltraFlex™.
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