Home theaters may be 'just the ticket' to spur Denon's sales

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Nippon Columbia Co Ltd (Denon) will capitalize on its strengths in home theater systems and related technology to drive its sales in Europe. The company also plans to develop low-end models of its products to expand its market. Products in the pipeline include the D-G1MD microcomponent, the D- F100 minicomponent Hi-Fi system and a host of new receivers, namely, the AVR-3300, AVR-2800, AVR-1800 and AVR-1600.

Europe, Marketing procedures, Audio and Video Equipment Manufacturing, Audio & TV Equipment

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Flat-panel TVs make home theaters more popular, easier to install

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The popularity and the use of flat panel displays in home theater market is making consumers to opt for home theater systems. The recent development in audio systems for home theaters, which makes home theater systems more popular, is discussed.

Usage, Flat panel displays, Flat panel display, Audio-video systems, Home theater equipment, Home theatre equipment

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Trio seeks to raise production of solar energy devices

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The plan of Delta Electronics Inc., DelSolar Co. and STMicroelectronics NV to raise production for solar energy devices is discussed.

Semiconductors and related devices, Joint ventures, Electric services, Electronic Components and Accessories, Taiwan, Semiconductor industry, Switzerland, Electronic components industry, Company joint venture, STMicroelectronics N.V., Solar energy industry, Delta Electronics Inc. (Taipei, Taiwan)

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