Electronics Brands in Brandle

Amar Bose started the company after being disappointed by an expensive stereo system.

Originally Kwanon, named after the Buddhist goddess of mercy; changed for global markets.

Stands for Son of EP — EP being the name of the first electronic printer it launched.

Named after founders Gary Burrell and Min Kao; built GPS devices for aviation first.

The name came from founder Nick Woodman wanting a camera he could use surfing Go Pro.

The name means China is able or splendid achievement in Mandarin.

Its VOOC fast-charging technology became one of its strongest smartphone calling cards.

Originally National; Matsushita adopted Panasonic for the US market in 1955.

It became one of Europe's best-known names in lighting before expanding into health technology.

Its DJ equipment became a standard fixture in clubs and festival booths.

Means three stars in Korean — founder Lee Byung-chul chose stars to symbolise strength and eternity.

Its palindrome name can be read the same way forward and backward.

Its name combines sound-related Latin with the 1950s slang sonny.

Its name combines Tokyo Denki and Shibaura Seisakusho.

Means millet in Mandarin — founder Lei Jun chose it to convey humble, grain-level simplicity.