There are a lot of companies making LCD TV’s, and Mitsubishi is good with that, so good in fact that they are no longer stressing them, they will close that part of there operations and only Make TV’s That are…See Details.
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DLP and Laservue TVs in sizes above 73-inches where its flat panel competitors rarely reach, It will also keep selling projectors, display walls, printers and large public display screens, ie the Cowboys Stadium set, and don’t forget they have a 92 incher coming out this year!
Press Release:
CAYCE BLANCHARD
SENIOR VICE PRESIDENT, CORPORATE COMMUNICATIONS
AMERICAS CORPORATE OFFICE
March 18, 2011
Mitsubishi Digital Electronics America, Inc. is restructuring the company and refocusing its business
strategy to offer a wide range of visual solutions for large-screen devices.
The goal is to reclaim our position as the “large screen” company. To that end, on the Audio Visual (AV) side of our business, we will manufacture and sell micro-display projection televisions (MDPTVs) and Laservue televisions in sizes 73″ and above. On the Professional Visual Systems (PVS) side, the company will concentrate on projector sales, display wall, printers and large public display screens. It also plans to expand its PVS business to Central and South America.
MDEA plans to exit the LCD-TV market entirely. Mitsubishi Digital Electronics America will reduce its workforce accordingly. Its offices in Ontario and Braselton will close. All services will relocate to Irvine, CA. Its factory in Mexicali, Mexico will reduce its workforce as well. The factory will continue to manufacture and assemble large-screen televisions.
The company is evaluating its dealer network to match its new product offerings to appropriate distribution channels.
