CES Sneak Preview: Audio

Article Abstract:

At the 1984 Consumer Electronics Show (CES) the audio industry is expected to introduce its most varied and sophisticated products to date. Audio products for use in conjunction with video mediums will be the most notable. The Federal Communications Commission recently adopted the Zenith-dbx system as the stereo television standard. Even though consumer acceptance of audio-video separates is still unproven, most suppliers are preparing to introduce products along these lines. Most audio suppliers will be introducing compact disc products at the CES.

Standard, Standardization, FCC

---

CES Wrap-Up: Audio

Article Abstract:

The 1984 Winter CES showed the tremendous potential for the audio industry. The industry is stable and destined to grow. A $399 retail price for Compact Disc (CD) players should be reached before the end of the year. Many retailers believe that there is not yet enough CD software on the market. The Compact Disc Group is planning a promotional push for CDs and expects about 1000 new titles from software suppliers in 1984.

Stereo systems

---

Luskin's Lets Loose: Miami Chain Moves North in Four-Year Plan

Article Abstract:

Luskin's of Miami, Florida plans to expand to Central and North Florida. The company which now has fourteen stores plans to open twelve new stores. Two stores will be opened in Tampa this year and revenue in that city is expected to reach five to six million in the first year. Luskin's strength lies in continuous promotion and low overhead.

Growth (Physiology), Growth, Retailing, Expansion, Florida, Luskins Sales

Similar abstracts:

• Abstracts: Young Generation: Computer Literates, Music Lovers. Male Customers: Not the Men They Used to Be. Photo Suppliers Focus Sights on 8mm for Renewed Video Marketing Push
• Abstracts: NARDI Report '84: Independents Set House in Order: Target Larger Competition. Discounters Knocking on New Hi-Fi Door: One-Brand Systems

This website is not affiliated with document authors or copyright owners. This page is provided for informational purposes only. Unintentional errors are possible.