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May 26, 2009 From News
A press conference was held last week to promote and provide a sneak peak of the annual IFA consumer electronics show
May 4, 2009 From News
Sears last week held an event in Atlanta at which it introduced 20 new products in the kitchen appliance and washer/dryer category, aimed at saving both money and energy for their customers.
December 22, 2008 From News
The Bosch Car Multimedia division announced this week that it will sell its aftermarket and audio components division, which includes the Blaupunkt brand, to the Aurelius Group.
Adding New Life To Refrigerator Row
May 2008 From Dealerscope
Lining up accessories refrigerator row-style worked for a lot of years. But 2008 isn’t one of them, said Peter Foerst, a salesman with over a decade of experience. Foerst works the show floor each day at Mrs. G TV and Appliance, a robust independent retailer located on Rt. 1 in New Jersey, close to the affluent Princeton market. He’s adept at charming both deep and shallow-pocketed customers. But the higher the price point of a particular product, he said, the easier it is for his charms to fall flat. “You can talk ‘til you’re blue in the face about a $15,000 refrigerator with
May 2008 From Dealerscope
Lining up accessories refrigerator row-style worked for a lot of years. But 2008 isn’t one of them, said Peter Foerst, a salesman with over a decade of experience. Foerst works the show floor each day at Mrs. G TV and Appliance, a robust independent retailer located on Rt. 1 in New Jersey, close to the affluent Princeton market. He’s adept at charming both deep and shallow-pocketed customers. But the higher the price point of a particular product, he said, the easier it is for his charms to fall flat. “You can talk ‘til you’re blue in the face about a $15,000 refrigerator with
April 2008 From News
The international consumer electronics press gathered in Spain April 18 and 19 to get a sneak peak of the new trends that will debut at this year’s IFA Consumer Electronics Show in Berlin, August 29 through Sept. 3. One of the most interesting developments is the inclusion of white goods at this year’s IFA. Dr. Christian Goke, Chief Operating Officer of Messe Berlin said, “By integrating the leading companies from the domestic electric appliance industry we have created a format that has not been tried at any other trade show. Starting in 2008 the IFA will be bringing two of the top selling sectors,
March 2008 From Contacts
Debbie Schaeffer is a civil engineer by training, a retailer by heritage. As the third generation President of Mrs. G TV and Appliance (her nanogenerian grandmother, the original Mrs. G, still greets customers) in the Princeton, New Jersey, area, Schaeffer manages an enormous (20,000 square feet) showroom of low-to-high-end product. Just recently, she decided to overhaul that showroom. “The store moved into to this facility in 1971,” she says, “Before us, it was a meat-packing operation!...We’ve made improvements here and there over the years, but it was time to upgrade the whole store.” The timing couldn’t have been better. Last year, one of Schaeffer’s
cooking up kitchen Sales
March 2008 From Dealerscope
Allen & Petersen Cooking & Appliance Center isn’t what it used to be. The full-service retailer in Anchorage, Alaska, has evolved from a traditional appliance store into a gourmet-cooking outpost where aspiring chefs can find everything from kitchen gadgets and gourmet foods to high-end appliances. They can also enroll in cooking classes at the center’s own culinary school. “We wanted to be more than just an appliance store,” said Leon Barbachano, CEO of A&P. “Basically, we say that we sell the best equipment to cook on, the best tools to cook with and the instruction to tie it all together. The Cooking School is
March 2008 From Dealerscope
Allen & Petersen Cooking & Appliance Center isn’t what it used to be. The full-service retailer in Anchorage, Alaska, has evolved from a traditional appliance store into a gourmet-cooking outpost where aspiring chefs can find everything from kitchen gadgets and gourmet foods to high-end appliances. They can also enroll in cooking classes at the center’s own culinary school. “We wanted to be more than just an appliance store,” said Leon Barbachano, CEO of A&P. “Basically, we say that we sell the best equipment to cook on, the best tools to cook with and the instruction to tie it all together. The Cooking School is
April 2007 From News
The car radio manufacturer Blaupunkt has announced the shipping of its latest product, the San Diego mp27 car radio. The receiver plays both standard and mp3-encoded CDs, and plays up to 10 hours of music on a single CD. The radio is also compatible with the company’s iPod interface. The company, which is affiliated with Bosch, will sell the product at a suggested retail price of $149.95. No placement deals with car manufacturers have yet been announced.
Getting the Connection
December 2006 From Dealerscope
Increased global demand for next-generation PCs and peripherals, TV receivers, home theater systems and A/V equipment is driving the rapid growth of the multimedia connectors industry in Greater China, according to Global Sources’ recently released report on multimedia connectors. By 2008, Greater China, which spans mainland China, Hong Kong and Taiwan, is forecast to capture 35 percent of the world market for multimedia connectors. The industry is forecast to remain bullish with the influx of foreign companies into the region, and the increasing number of domestic connector makers diversifying into multimedia connector production. Based on data gathered by Global Sources from a survey
December 2006 From Dealerscope
Increased global demand for next-generation PCs and peripherals, TV receivers, home theater systems and A/V equipment is driving the rapid growth of the multimedia connectors industry in Greater China, according to Global Sources’ recently released report on multimedia connectors. By 2008, Greater China, which spans mainland China, Hong Kong and Taiwan, is forecast to capture 35 percent of the world market for multimedia connectors. The industry is forecast to remain bullish with the influx of foreign companies into the region, and the increasing number of domestic connector makers diversifying into multimedia connector production. Based on data gathered by Global Sources from a survey
