Mitsubishi Digital Electronics America (MDEA) is a global leader in the development and manufacturing of big screen and digital television receiver technology. MDEA makes projection televisions and LCD (liquid crystal display) high-definition and flat-panel televisions, as well as accessories for home theater systems. Its Presentation Products division makes projectors and LCD monitors for business customers; its Imaging Products division makes a line of imaging products (printers, video records) for the health care industry. MDEA operates a pair of offices in California, and one each in Georgia, Illinois, and New Jersey.

Glock is always gunning for new business. Since its founding in 1963, Glock has supplied more than 2.5 million pistols to armies, law enforcement and other government customers, and civilians in more than 100 countries. Named after founder, owner, and president Gaston Glock, the company offers about 40 pistol models under the Glock name. It also markets field knives, entrenching tools, and apparel. Glock has operations in Austria, Hong Kong, Uruguay, the United Arab Emirates, and the US. The largest seller of firearms to US law enforcement agencies, Glock has been under fire (along with other gun manufacturers) for its opposition to safety and gun distribution regulation.

Electrolux is a global leader in household appliances and appliances for professional use, selling more than 40 million products to customers in more than 150 markets every year. The company focuses on innovations that are thoughtfully designed, based on extensive consumer insight, to meet the real needs of consumers and professionals.Electrolux products include refrigerators, dishwashers, washing machines, vacuum cleaners and cookers sold under esteemed brands such as Electrolux, AEG-Electrolux, Eureka and Frigidaire. In 2008, Electrolux had sales of SEK 105 billion and 55,000 employees.

Sony Deutschland (also known as Sony Germany) is the German arm of consumer electronics giant Sony Corporation and a primary subsidiary of Sony Europe. The company, which was founded in 1970, sells professional and consumer audio, video, communications, and computer products, along with accessories such as batteries, displays, and digital camera sensors and modules. Sony Deutschland has struggled with sluggish sales and growing losses in recent years. With Germany considered to be one of Sony's most important European markets, Sony has significantly expanded its advertising budget for Sony Deutschland.

Haier America is the US sales and marketing arm of Chinese home appliance and consumer electronics giant Haier Group. Haier Group makes refrigerators, freezers, air conditioners, dishwashers, laundry machines, and small appliances, as well as mobile phones, Wi-Fi media players, and plasma and flat-screen televisions. Its more recent product additions include freestanding and built-in wine refrigerators, beverage centers, and beer dispensers to cater to the trend of home media rooms, gamerooms, and outdoor kitchens. Haier's products are sold through retailers such as Wal-Mart, Bed Bath & Beyond, Home Depot, Lowe's, and Target. The division was founded in 1999 and has operations in New York and South Carolina.

Dean Markley Strings primarily sells strings for acoustic, electric, and classical guitars, as well as basses and other instruments. It also sells pickups, tuners, and accessories. The company evolved when music store owner Dean Markley began experimenting with string designs and selling them in 1972 from his storefront. Markley's first taste of success came after he invented the Voice Box, a vocal effects processor, and rocker Peter Frampton featured it to orgiastic effect in his hit, "Show Me the Way." The Voice Box also brought the Markley name to the attention of distributors. Markley owns and runs Dean Markley Strings.

Roadies can move it, you can play it, but Konig & Meyer can hold it. Konig & Meyer (K&M) manufactures music stands; guitar and keyboard stands; microphone, speaker, monitor, and speaker stands; keyboard benches; drummer's thrones; music holders; and light stands. The company also makes related music accessories such as adapters, brackets, mounts, and stackers. K&M was founded in 1949 by Karl Konig and Erich Meyer. Karl's son Martin Konig continues to run the company.

In the 1990s, Allied Digital Technologies and Vaughn Communications were the two leading suppliers of visual media to the corporate, special interest, and educational markets. In 2000 the two companies merged and Allied Vaughn became Allied Vaughn, offering a broader array of services to the customers. These included pioneering work in the expanding digital world with video encoding, authoring, and extensive DVD/CD replication and duplication capabilities. Today, Allied Vaughn is the only company offering you unbiased media consultation - because Allied Vaughn is the only company that provides every current solution for delivering your message or content. Allied Vaughn continue to be a trusted partner for DVD/CD copies and fulfillment. Now Allied Vaughn clients rely on us for a variety of electronic content and delivery options as well, including streaming and webcasts. Allied Vaughn also offer proprietary Media-On-Demand online solution, and a growing number of Fortune 500 clients are using their Library Management Services to manage their rich media libraries.

Conair helps Canuks have perfectly coiffed hair, shiny teeth, and neatly pressed clothes. Conair Consumer Products, the Canadian division of Conair Corporation, makes and markets hair styling appliances (Conair, Easy Start, Super Clips) designed for home and professional salon use. The division also manufactures lighted mirrors, electric razors and battery-operated trimmers, oral irrigators, facial saunas, foot massagers, nail care centers, showerheads, and steam irons. Conair makes electronic scales sold under the Weight Watchers brand, as well as Interplak and Opticlean branded motorized toothbrushes.

Irwin Toy successor iToys is spinning happily again. Once a publicly traded company, Irwin Toy filed for bankruptcy protection with the Canadian courts in 2002, 18 months after being sold to a Canadian investment firm in 2001. Banking on the Irwin Toy name's 75 years of brand recognition, brothers George and Peter Irwin, sons of the company's founder, re-purchased the rights to the Irwin Toy name in 2003. They have taken it back to basics as a newly formed, private company. iToys's best-known products include I-Top (an electronic-spinning top programmed with four games), Baby So Real, and Girl Zone. iToys launched a new toy line in 2009 named Biggest Loser.

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