hhgregg Announces High Tech Holiday Gift Recommendations
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Today announced a list of this
year's hottest holiday gifts, and a new rewards program that offers
special discounts and rewards to members.
On hhgregg's holiday gift list this year are newly-released and
highly-coveted portable electronics devices, including the Motorola HD
Droid phone, Amazon's newly launched Kindle Fire Tablet and Nikon's
compact lens camera system, along with Wi-Fi players, laptop computers,
televisions and camcorders.
New Droid Motorola HD RAZR (Coming Soon)
The New Droid Motorola HD RAZR features 4G speed and 1GB RAM with a
super-sleek 7.1mm (0.27") design, a reinforced case and an AMOLED
Advanced Display that delivers blindingly brilliant color, laser-sharp
text, and 35% more pixels. HDMI output allows users to stream video
straight to their TV screen in full 1080p HD.
Toshiba
Honeycomb Thrive Tablet
Source: MarketWatch (press release)
Automakers dropping the co name to carve out a separate identity, follow ...
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Earlier in the year, Bajaj Auto did what those who swore by its scooters in the 70s and 80s would think to be blasphemy - it dropped the Bajaj name from its motorcycle range comprising the Pulsar, Discover and Boxer. Marketing consultants point out that the Rajiv Bajaj-managed company felt the Bajaj name doubtless inspires trust; but it also still evokes images of the ubiquitous Chetak scooter-which are in sharp contrast to the attributes of the current range of largely sporty and power-packed mobikes. Also, the Bajaj group has a presence in sectors from sugar to financial services to domestic appliances.
"The Bajaj group has lost its coherent identity over time. The iconicity of the umbrella brand has been diffused by the varied use of the brand by family members. Rajiv Bajaj realises this and intends to focus on the product brand portfolio, which is more sustainable as the umbrella brand has lost its vitality," says Unni Krishnan , managing director, Brand Finance , a brand valuation consultancy.
Source: Economic Times