Thursday August 3, 2006

For Immediate Release

Pittsburgh, PA:  Allin Corporation (OTCBB:ALLN) announced that it has secured an agreement with the San Diego Chargers to install Allin Interactive's Robotic Program Manager (“RPM”) Platform in QUALCOMM Stadium, home of the NFL San Diego Chargers.  Installation of the RPM Server along with RPM Designer and Controller software, developed by Allin Interactive, will be completed before the 2006-2007 home opener on September 17 versus the Tennessee Titans. 

Allin's RPM package, originally designed to populate, assemble, and control content for in-cabin TV program guides and public television displays on cruise ships, has been expanded to create a flexible platform for in-stadium messaging, sponsorship and advertising.  Allin’s multi-element, multi-channel display server and software is designed to combine scheduled and instant graphical content in conjunction with pre-recorded video and live broadcasts to concourse, public and luxury suite televisions. The easy-to-use RPM Designer software allows sponsor graphics, tickertape messages and animations to be interspersed with pre-game, in-game, and post-game video to maximize the promotional value of the platform.  In addition, the “instant delivery” component of the software package allows teams and venues to deliver locally-controlled full-screen advertising video and messages at designated game junctures.  Multiple channel capabilities allow differentiated content to be delivered to different groups of televisions at the same time all while utilizing the broadcast network infrastructure already in place in the stadium.

“We are really pleased to announce our agreement with Allin Interactive for installation of RPM in QUALCOMM Stadium,” stated Ken Derrett, Chief Marketing Officer of the San Diego Chargers.   “The combination of graphical elements and our live video feed is something that our sponsors and our fans have come to expect when they watch NFL games at home.  Now we have the ability to provide up-to-the-minute updates and information for our fans as a seamless addition to our game action on stadium displays.”

“We are excited that the San Diego Chargers will be able to take advantage of the flexibility of RPM, including the ability to monetize the sponsorship real estate created by the system,” stated Doug Tempero, managing director of Allin Interactive.  “RPM’s ability to populate screen graphics with real time scores and statistics was a key component of the Chargers decision to implement RPM.”

 Allin’s first implementation of RPM in a professional sports venue was in October, 2005 in the TD Banknorth Garden in Boston.  Allin announced its first NFL agreement with the Jacksonville Jaguars on July 24, 2006.

About Allin Corporation

Allin Corporation is a leading provider of solutions-oriented application development and technology infrastructure consulting and systems integration services.  Allin specializes in interactive media and Microsoft-based technologies with operations centered on four practice areas:  Interactive Media, Technology Infrastructure, Collaborative Solutions and Business Process.  Allin leverages its experience in these areas to work with clients through a disciplined project delivery framework to ensure that solutions are delivered on time and on budget. Allin delivers these services through the trade names Allin Consulting, Allin Interactive and CodeLab Technology.  The Company maintains offices in Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania, Ft. Lauderdale, Florida, Wakefield, Massachusetts and San Jose and Walnut Creek, California.   For additional information about Allin, visit the Company’s Internet sites on the World Wide Web at http://www.allin.com/ and http://www.codelabtech.com/.

About the San Diego Chargers and QUALCOMM Stadium

The San Diego Chargers, one of 32 National Football League Franchises, moved to San Diego in 1961.  The franchise is owned by Alex G. Spanos and was one of the original AFL teams that joined the NFL in the 1970 season.  The Chargers play in the AFC West division and played in the 1995 Super Bowl.  The team includes one of the most exciting players in NFL football, LaDainian Tomlinson, who in 2003 was the first player in NFL history to rush for 1,000 yards and catch 100 passes in the same season.

                QUALCOMM Stadium, located in the heart of San Diego in the Mission Valley, is owned and operated by the city of San Diego.  The stadium hosts a capacity of 71,500 for football games, with 52 concession stands and 113 executive suites.  QUALCOMM has the naming rights until 2017.

CONTACT:       Dean C. Praskach                        Phone:        (412) 928-2022

                     Chief Financial Officer                   Telefax:      (412) 928-0225

                     Allin Corporation                          E-mail:         Dean.Praskach@allin.com