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Date:4/29/2008

VIPER RESPONDER LE SPECIAL EDITION: THE ULTIMATE VEHICLE SECURITY & REMOTE

START SYSTEM FROM DIRECTED ELECTRONICS

VISTA, Calif., April 29 /PRNewswire-FirstCall/ -- Directed Electronics (Nasdaq: DEIX) is pleased to announce it has joined the fight against breast cancer with the availability of Responder LE Special Edition 2-Way Vehicle Security & Remote Start systems from Viper, supporting Susan G. Komen for the Cure. For each pink Responder LE sold, Directed will donate $13.39, with a Guaranteed Minimum Donation of $25,000.

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Viper Responder LE was recognized with a prestigious Best of Innovations Award at the 2008 Consumer Electronics Show (CES), one of Directed's eight Innovations Awards. The award reflects the company's #1 market share position in aftermarket Vehicle Security & Remote Start. These are Directed's thinnest and most advanced 2-Way remote controls ever, with an ergonomic patent pending industrial design, made to fit the user's hand comfortably, enabling effortless and intuitive single-handed operation.

Other key aspects of the Responder LE remote are the GhostLights(TM) that enable 2-Way operation of the transceiver, confirming that commands sent to the vehicle have been received and acted upon. These GhostLights are LED indicators concealed in the bezel, which can only be seen when illuminated. Each Responder LE Special Edition system comes with two pink remotes: one 2-Way transceiver a
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