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By Jeff Malester On Jul 27 2005 - 1:26pm
Sanyo CE Group Sales Decrease 12%

Osaka, Japan — Falling sales of telephones, digital still cameras, televisions and LCD projectors — all primary product categories in

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By TWICE Staff On Jul 6 2005 - 5:18pm
CE Shopping Shifting To e-Tail

Arlington, Va. — Online shopping for consumer electronics is gaining in popularity according to a new study by the Consumer Electronics

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By Jeff Malester On Jul 26 2005 - 1:10pm
Earnings Briefs

Lexmark Cuts Work Force

Lexington, Ky. — Despite difficult market conditions that

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By Greg Scoblete On Jul 28 2005 - 4:55pm
Canon Intros 4-Megapixel Camcorder

Lake Success, N.Y. — Proving that the megapixel war is not confined to still cameras, Canon introduced a 4-megapixel MiniDV camcorder

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By Jeff Malester On Jul 29 2005 - 4:29pm
Tweeter Revenue Rises 2%, Net Loss Widens

Canton, Mass. — In the process of closing underperforming stores, Tweeter Home Entertainment Group posted a 2 percent fiscal third-

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By Greg Scoblete On Jul 21 2005 - 1:24pm
Panasonic Intros First 16:9 Digicam

New York — Panasonic introduced the first digital camera to incorporate a wide aspect CCD image sensor to deliver 16:9 images and video

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By Greg Tarr On Jul 21 2005 - 2:50pm
Sharp Plays Up Sports In Campaign

NEW YORK — Looking to maintain its market leadership status in LCD TV and other advanced television displays, Sharp has refocused its

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By Joseph Palenchar On Jul 27 2005 - 12:47pm
McGuire Tapped As Tweeter President/CEO

Canton, Mass. — Tweeter’s board has named interim CEO Joe McGuire as president/CEO, filling a position vacated in March when Jeff Stone

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By Greg Tarr On Jul 11 2005 - 7:46pm
Trans Global To Market Hisense TV Lines

Boca Raton, Fla. — Hisense Electronics, one of China’s largest TV manufacturers, has signed on Trans Global Consulting and Marketing

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By Alan Wolf On Jul 20 2005 - 12:42pm
Back-to-School CE Spending To Fall By $1 Billion

Washington — Consumers will cut their back-to-school spending on consumer electronics by one-third, or about $1 billion, according to a

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