Tuesday, May 21, 2013
Search
  
Submit your own News for
inclusion in our Site.
Click here...
Breaking News
Next-generation Xbox Coming Tomorrow
Marvell Unveils Quad-core 5-mode Category 4 LTE Single-chip Solution
Seagate Delivers First 4TB Video Hard Disk Drive
Jolla Introduces First Sailfish-based Smartphone
Yahoo Acquires Tumblr
PCMark 8 Benchmark Announced
Sony Xperia Tablet Z Noe Available Worldwide
Sharp IGZO-based LCD and OLED Displays on Show at Display Week 2013
Active Discussions
Digipak audio files
CDR for car Sat Nav
deleted
CD Drive Retrieve
burning
Extremely Slow External CD (Samsung SE-S084C)
Best optical drive for ripping CD's? My LG 4163B is mediocre.
Verbatim DVD+R still tops?
 Home > News > Optical Storage > Taiwan ...
Last 7 Days News : SU MO TU WE TH FR SA All News

Sunday, December 26, 2004
Taiwan market: Philips begins self-marketing of its ODDs


According to DigiTimes, Philips Taiwan Limited has started marketing Philips optical disc drives (ODDs) on its own in the Taiwan clone PC market, aiming to leap into the top three, in terms of market share, in just one year

Philips CD-ROM and DVD-ROM drives, as well as Philips CD-RW burners, had previously been sold in the Taiwan market through local sales agents, but Philips Taiwan has decided it will undertake its own local marketing of ODDs, including the selection of retail outlets, the company indicated.

The ODD marketing strategy is to appeal to consumers through a quality guarantee and to keep its retail prices close to competing Taiwan-based brands, Philips Taiwan noted. Consumers in the Taiwan clone PC market are, more than ever now, demanding quality, providing Philips with an opportunity to claim a part of this growing market on the island, the company added.

Philips Taiwan is selling DVD burners such as the 16x Dual DL (single-sided double-layer) model DVDR1620K at the large 3C retail chain Tsann Kuen, with a guarantee that any burner failing to perform writing can be returned to any retail outlet with a 100% refund.

Philips Taiwan plans to offer additional ODD products for sale in the first quarter of 2005, including slim-type Combo drives and DVD-ROM drives, the company said.


Previous
Next
MET Technology negotiates takeover of Ricoh?s ODD business        All News        Toshiba Launches HD DVD Consortium
MET Technology negotiates takeover of Ricoh?s ODD business     Optical Storage News      Toshiba Launches HD DVD Consortium

Source Link Get RSS feed Easy Print E-Mail this Message

Related News
TPVision Introduces New Philips TV DesignLine 2013
Philips To Exit Hi-fis and DVD Players, Tranfers Business to Funai
Philips Unveils First Soundbar with Detachable Speakers
Philips To Cut More Costs And Jobs
Philips Releases 21:9 Monitors
Philips Website Hacked
Philips and TPV Start TV Joint Venture Named TP Vision
Philips Sells Eindhoven Tech Campus Real Estate to Private Investors
Seoul Semiconductor and Philips Enter Into a Cross-License Agreement
Philips To Transfer Its TV Business To TPV
Philips Introduces Latest Range Consumer Products at IFA
Philips, LG and Sharp Team Up On Smart TV Apps

Most Popular News
 
Home | News | All News | Reviews | Articles | Guides | Download | Expert Area | Forum | Site Info
Site best viewed at 1024x768+ - CDRINFO.COM 1998-2013 - All rights reserved -
Privacy policy - Contact Us .