Corporate Update, January 2007 -- Enable IPC Corporation

To Our Shareholders

Thank you for your investment and support over the last year and a half. With your help, we have already
achieved significant milestones in the design and development of our new microbattery. The purpose of
this update is to summarize where we are today and where we plan to go tomorrow, including our next steps
toward developing and marketing our new generation microbattery.

Our Product – A Technological Breakthrough

We founded the company in March 2005 with the vision to build a new generation microbattery for use in
many low power applications. We currently have a patent pending on a proprietary concept that combines
thin film manufacture with nanotechnology, producing a microbattery that is:
•        Smaller
•        Longer lasting
•        Environmentally friendlier
•        Less expensive
•        Fits most any size or shape
•        Scalable (i.e., can be “stacked” to produce more power)

We have proven the technology in the lab and are working to complete the initial research and development
phase and finalize the product design for specific applications. The results have been extremely positive.

(NanoMarkets.net, in their research on micro power sources in September 2005) concluded that the niches
we are targeting in the microbattery market will grow to over $3 billion by 2012. We are positioning
ourselves to capture a significant portion of that market by exceeding microbattery performance
requirements while meeting our customers’ target prices.

Our market consists of a tremendous number of applications, including:
•        "Smart" cards
•        SRAM backup power
•        CMOS on-chip devices
•        RFID tags
•        Medical devices
•        M2M communications
•        Remote sensors
•        Miniature transmitters
•        MEMs / NEMs

and many, many more.

Our Vision -- Preparing to Launch

Our first prototypes are being designed to meet specific requirements from specific potential customers. In
addition to these initial clients, we are working with the academic leaders in nanotechnology and advanced
materials research surrounding battery components. Our relationships with these entities include access
to the equipment and expertise necessary to develop our patent pending design and prototypes, as well as
develop alternative designs and materials.

Our objective is to develop and sell innovative products that fulfill a need in the marketplace, while also
achieving success for our shareholders. With our recent clearance to begin trading on the OTCBB (under
the symbol EIPC), we are excited and ready to develop our patent pending battery and begin fulfilling our
future customer’s specific requirements.

On behalf of all of us at Enable IPC, thank you again for your ongoing interest and support of our company.

Part of our technology involves using nanowires
– tiny vertical poles – as cathodes. One of the
issues that invariably comes up with this type of
structure is the difficulty in getting solid material
between the poles. Typically material that is
meant to fall between the poles tends to
accumulate on top, causing the structure to look
like cauliflower (see figure 1).

After several hits and misses, we’ve been able to
consistently deposit solid electrolyte materials
between the nanowire structures with good
electrical connectivity (see figure 2). This is a
major step forward in our product development.

In addition, we’ve devised an alternate
methodology of manufacturing nanopoles that
results in structures that are more ordered and
even more controllable. We are very excited
about this development and the opportunities it
portends.

Our Market – A Tremendous Opportunity

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