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JVC
Offices: Wayne, New Jersey
JVC Company of America is a division of
JVC Americas, a wholly owned subsidiary
of Victor Company of Japan. JVC is a leading
developer and manufacturer of sophisticated
audio and video products that use superior
technologies to deliver high quality sound
and images. In consumer products, JVC offers
high definition displays, digital video
camcorders, home theater systems, audio
components and systems, portable audio products,
satellite television receivers, DVD players
and recorders, digital storage devices,
audio and video accessories, car audio/video
products and recording media. |
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LG
Offices: Englewood Cliffs, New jersey
As the world’s largest producer of flat-panel
displays, LG continues to capitalize on
its technology leadership for the US market,
Ahn said, explaining that the long-term
winners will be those like LG Electronics
that possess core technologies in-house.
Combining style and functionality, LG has
the only LCD and plasma HDTVs with built-in
high-definition digital video recorders.
Further, LG continues to maintain its number
one position in the U.S. digital storage
market led by its Super Multi optical drives
(including its new Blu-Ray drive), while
continuing the growth of its LCD computer
monitor business. |
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Magnavox
Offices: Knoxville, Tennessee
Many brands will cite contributions to an
industry. Magnavox however, lays legitimate
claim as one of the original cornerstones
of the entire consumer electronics industry.
The consumer electronics industry as we
know it today had its beginnings with the
invention of the loudspeaker in 1915. It
is the very same electro-dynamic principle
that drives virtually every modern loudspeaker,
in your car, in theaters, in outdoor concerts,
and in your home. |
Maxent
Offices: City of Industry, California
With elegant design and innovations, Maxent
is committed to offering the most advanced
home theater products to the market at the
most value oriented price. Maxent provides
consumers with top of the line LCD and Plasma
displays, which deliver excellence in quality,
performance, and features. Maxent easily
sets itself up to be a competitor among
leaders in the industry, continuing to search
for technical innovations and advancements
to the features and appearance of its products. |
Mitsubishi Electric
Offices: Irvine, California
From inventing the first rear-projection
television to the first complete high definition
TV system sold in the US, Mitsubishi defines
leadership, innovation and excellence in
home theater. They don't see the world as
it is but rather as it can be. This perspective
enables them to translate visions into unique
and innovative technologies. In a culture
that encourages passionate people to do
their best work, Mitsubishi continually
redefines superiority with one eye on our
rich past and one on our boundless future.
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Monster Cable
Offices: Brisbane, California
Monster is now the world's leading manufacturer
of high performance cables that connect
audio/video components for home, car and
professional use as well as computers and
computer games. Monster Cable is an indispensable
component for music lovers, audiophiles,
recording studios, sound professionals,
musicians, custom-installers and home theatre
enthusiasts. Monster's audio cables increase
the clarity, dynamics and power of the audio
signals that travel through them. Monster
video cables deliver the sharpest, clearest
picture possible with naturally vivid color
from traditional and digital television,
projectors, home theatre and satellite systems. |
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Optoma
Offices: Milpitas, California
Optoma Technology is a leading manufacturer
of award-winning digital display products
and home entertainment projectors for consumers,
businesses, education, professional audio/video
(Pro AV) and CEDIA (Custom Electronic Design
and Installation Association) channels.
Optoma has quickly become a global leader
in the manufacturing of high resolution
projection and digital display products.
Optoma's product line-up includes: multimedia
projectors for mobile, fixed installations
and home theaters, as well as HDTVs and
plasma displays. |
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