Telephones and answerphones

Article Abstract:

The United Kingdom retail market for telephone products expanded 15% to 224 million pounds sterling in 1994 from 195 million pounds sterling in 1989. Unit sales grew 40% while sales in real terms decreased 14%, suggesting a cut in average prices in all sectors. The telephone market is now virtually saturated, with more than 50% of adults owning at least two telephones and 93% owning at least one in 1994. Mobiles accounted for 32% of the market by value in 1993, cordless telephones accounted for 19%, TAMs (answerphones) accounted for 20% and fixed telephones 29%. The market is analysed.

Telephone and telegraph apparatus, Telephone Apparatus Manufacturing, Telephones, Telephone Answering Devices, Industry Overview, Analysis, Telecommunications equipment industry, Statistics, Telephone, Telephony, Telephone answering and recording equipment, Answering machines

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After the Contract

Article Abstract:

Before purchasing computer hardware or software, a buyer should be aware of his or her rights. Hardware sales are covered by the Uniform Commercial Code. The products should be properly labelled and sales contracts should be detailed. Software is covered only by common law.

Warranty, Software, Contracts, Hardware, Equipment Acquisition, Legal Issues, Tutorial

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Bindings

Article Abstract:

The $259 Atomic Xentrix 4.12 ski binding is easily adjustable, affordable and is released using the upward-toe switch, making it easy to remove after use.

Evaluation, Ski bindings, Atomic Xentrix 4.12

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