Your Eye to the Digital Word – LCD Display, Projector, and Palmtop Projector
Brands from Taiwan are not only of top quality, but also provide the customers with the latest technology. For example, multi touch or 3D display, Taiwanese brand products always provides these solutions in timely fashion. Taiwanese ODM/OEM providers account for 71.3% of the global LCD monitor production, and LCD TV production is predicted to reach 31% in 2011. Taiwanese companies have also been quite successful at developing their own brands going beyond ODM/OEM.
Taiwanese LCD display manufacturers have adopted a range of “green” initiatives. In the second half of 2009, leading Taiwanese LCD display manufacturer BenQ launched onto the global market five new LED monitor models. All of the products in this new series use slim, lightweight, energy-saving LED backlit panels. The LED panels contain no mercury, so there is no risk of water pollution; the monitors are sturdy and reliable, reducing the need for repair and replacement. Also the ultra-slim 2.1-cm monitor body makes it possible to streamline the overall packaging. 80% of the packaging materials are made from recycled paper, and non-painted, non-printed material has been used for the body of the monitor, making it possible to recycle the whole product after use. 28% of the plastic used in manufacturing the monitors is of recycled material, which also helps to save our global resources.
Projecting your vision – Popular Taiwan Excellence projectors
Along with Epson and BenQ, Optoma is one of the three leading brands (which between them dominate the global projector market) that most people would think of if you mentioned the word “projector.” Both Optoma and BenQ are Taiwanese companies.
According to a survey conducted by the Photo Marketing Association International (PMA) in 2009, Optoma was the number one player in the DLP projector market, with a global market share of 16.8%. BenQ has been doing just as well; it dominates the market for short-focus projectors (the segment on which BenQ has been concentrating on over the last few years), with a global market share of 15%.
Visual innovation – Unlimited potential for compact, lightweight design
The Taiwanese company Optoma has launched the world’s first palmtop DLP projector, which overturns the conventional thought that a projector is large and inconvenient to carry. Optoma has used unique technology to develop volume production of pocket-sized projectors. With Full HD 1080p imaging capability, Optoma’s new products allow technology to be fully integrated into daily life.
AIPTEK has many firsts to its name, including the world’s first pocket-sized multimedia projector/camcorder. Taiwan’s ICT brands possess both outstanding design skills and first-rate technology development capabilities. Their products make life more convenient, and make work more exciting; it is no wonder that consumers can’t get enough of them.
Practical and fashionable – digital accessories in Taiwan Excellence
Digital accessories from Taiwan are for sure very practical, they are often international design prize winners; each of them is so unique they defiantly show your own special taste!
Fashionable exteriors combined with environmentally-friendly, energy-saving designs
Keyboards, the mouse and earphones have been gradually transformed from purely functional products into “high-fashion” goods, where the emphasis is on good design. The Taiwanese company Genius’ innovative industry leading technology and simple environmentally friendly design aesthetics have won the company the prestigious German Red Dot design award, the CES Innovations Design and Engineering Award, Germany’s iF industrial design award, and Japan’s G-Mark good design award, as well as the Taiwan Excellence Gold Awards. Genius’ products make digital gaming fashionable and fun.
Mobile navigation – A major focus of global interest
More than just computer peripherals, there are other types of products that Taiwanese brands produce which have also won favor with global consumers. Taking personal navigation device as an example, the Taiwanese company Mio has established itself as the world’s third largest vendor of personal handheld satellite navigation devices, with annual sales of nearly 7,500,000 units. Mio was chosen as the exclusive provider of navigation equipment for Shanghai’s Expo 2010. Whether for tourism or for business trip, it is the best way to find your way.
The best pal for e-learning: the first entertainment robot for Kids
This year, we have a new and delightful face amongst the Taiwan Excellence family, the Robii entertainment robot. This fun-looking robot can interact with kids with both facial expressions and physical reactions like no other robot. Equipped with the latest projective touch panel, Robii is the best pal to grow with your kids. With Robii, it is clear that Taiwan is not only a leading character in hardware development, we are now moving closer to the next generation and creating a product that participates with your child’s development with both guidance and entertainment.
