Exhibit 99

# DTLL, Inc. Announces
Letter of Intent with Apollo Diamond, Inc.And Apollo Advanced Nano-Diamond Corporation

DTLL, Inc. (DTLI: OTC BB), Apollo
Diamond, Inc., a privately-held company located in Boston, Massachusetts, and Apollo
Advanced Nano-Diamond Corporation, a wholly-owned subsidiary of Apollo Diamond, Inc.,
today jointly announced their execution of a letter of intent to enter into a Cooperative
Technology Agreement (the Agreement) pursuant to which Apollo will sell to
DTLL diamonds and diamond materials produced by Apollo, and DTLL will research and
develop, in cooperation with Apollo Advanced Nano-Diamond Corporation, various
nano-technology applications of the material provided by Apollo in the field of use of
micro and nano electromechanical systems (MEMS and NEMS) and quantum computing (the Field
of Use). Upon execution of the Agreement, DTLL, Inc. will issue to Apollo Diamond,
Inc. 10,000,000 shares of common stock in DTLL, Inc. and to Apollo Diamond, Inc. and its
shareholders an aggregate of 5.5 million warrants to purchase shares of DTLL common stock
at $7.50 per share. DTLL will have the right to market and sell any products developed
under the Agreement and will pay to Apollo a fee, based on a to-be negotiated percentage
of net sales.

Apollo Diamond, Inc. is an emerging
leader in the production of diamonds and diamond materials. It has developed proprietary
technology to produce large, single-crystal diamonds of exceptional quality in a
controlled process environment. Apollo Diamond, Inc. was originally formed in
1990 and is privately-held. In 2004, Apollo Diamond, Inc. formed Apollo Advanced
Nano-Diamond Corporation to focus on bringing Apollos highly specialized diamond
materials into a number of key nanotechnology applications. Diamonds physical
properties make them uniquely suited for many nanotechnology applications including
quantum computing, a next-generation computing technology, and micro- and
nano-electromechanical systems (MEMS and NEMS) that are used to make increasingly small
devices such as filters, sensors and transducers.

The CEO of DTLL, Inc. commented
we internally initiated an exploration of possible nanotechnology opportunities
several months ago and believe the opportunity presented by the ability to use Apollos
technology provides our company with a highly unique and potentially extremely favorable
value proposition for our shareholders. He also added, we are not alone in
recognizing the vast potential of Apollo material; in 2002, Apollo received the U.S. Navy
Departments prestigious Berman Award for the breakthroughs its material enabled in the
field of quantum computing.

The Agreement between DTLL, Inc.,
Apollo Diamond, Inc. and Apollo Advanced Nano-Diamond Corporation is subject to
a variety of contingencies including the negotiation of a definitive agreement
and its approval and execution by the respective entities. The business plan of
DTLL, Inc. based on the Cooperative Technology Agreement may not be successful
due to numerous factors, for example, the diamonds and diamond materials
produced by Apollo Diamond, Inc. will prove not to be suitable or viable in the
area of nanotechnology, nanotechnology may not offer the business opportunities
anticipated by the parties, or DTLL will not be able to obtain additional
financing to implement the Cooperative Technology Agreement
successfully.

Further information regarding DTLL,
Inc. can be obtained by contacting its CEO at 763.574.8392. Apollo Diamond, Inc.
information can be obtained at the website maintained by such entity at
http://www.ApolloDiamond.com.



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# Forward-Looking
Statements Under Section 27A of the Securities Act of 1933

This announcement contains
statements regarding the Cooperative Technology Agreement
(Agreement) between DTLL, Inc., Apollo Diamond, Inc. and Apollo
Advanced Nano-Diamond Corporation that constitute forward-looking statements
within the meaning of Section 27A of the Securities Act of 1933. These
statements appear in a number of places in this release and involve a variety of
risks and uncertainties, known and unknown, including, among others, the risk
that (i) the parties will not agree on the final terms and conditions of the
Agreement and will not execute the Cooperative Technology Agreement, (ii) the
diamonds and diamond materials produced by Apollo, Inc. may prove not to be
suitable or viable in the area of nanotechnology, (iii) nanotechnology may not
offer the business opportunities anticipated by the parties, and (iv) DTLL will
not be able to obtain additional financing to implement the Agreement
successfully. Investors are cautioned that any such forward-looking statements
are not guarantees of future performance and involve risks and uncertainties,
and that actual results may differ materially from those projected in the
forward-looking statements as a result of the various factors discussed herein.