December 6, 2005

Comarco (NASDAQ: CMRO) Wireless Test Solutions today announces that Carlos Oliu and Charles Blount have joined the company as managers of South American sales and North American sales, respectively. They will also oversee the rapidly expanding distribution networks in their territories. "Carlos and Charles add depth and experience to our expanding sales force," says Greg Maton, senior vice president and GM for Comarco Wireless Test Solutions. "Comarco's wireless test products have wide acceptance worldwide, and are considered as performance standards in many markets." Both men report to Malcolm Levy, vice president of sales.

Carlos Comes From Willtech International

Carlos served as a major accounts executive with Willtech, marketing wireless testing equipment to carriers. Previous assignments were with the U.S. Export-Import Bank and with ABCC. He has a BS in Business Administration and International Marketing from California State University at Fullerton.

Charles Joins From Ericsson

Charles supervised and directed technical sales support and all engineeringservices sales for wireless test systems at Ericsson. Prior positions were with Galaxy Engineering, Lucent Technologies and AT&T Bell Laboratories. Charles has BAs in Mathematics/Computer Science and Political Science/History from Fayetteville State University. He also holds an MS in Operations Research from Stanford University.

Distribution Expands

Comarco distributors now cover all of North America. They include: Barry Technical Sales in Chicago and the Mid West; TestForce Sales throughout Canada; Wallace and Wallace in California; and Core Technologies along the East coast. Direct sales supplement the distribution network worldwide.

About Comarco

Based in Irvine, Calif., Comarco is a leading provider of wireless test solutions for field test applications, ChargeSource(R) universal mobile power products and wireless emergency call box systems. Comarco's industry-leading Seven.Five(TM) wireless test system for field test applications allows cellular telephone system operators to improve the quality of their cellular phone service through voice, video and data benchmarking and system optimization using advanced QoS algorithms and a unique multi-technology RF scanner. Seven.Five's open architecture supports both current cellular operating system technologies and the new 3G systems being implemented all over the world.