Panasonic (called National in the early days, gradually changed to Panasonic in 1986. In the 1980s, National black and white TVs could only be purchased in duty-free shopping malls. In addition, Technics was Panasonic's brand for high-fidelity HiFi equipment and professional products. Trademark, Panasonic also has a special trademark in the aviation field)

From October 1, 2008, all will be unified as Panasonic!

Panasonic's products focus on digital audio-visual, small home appliances, office products, daily household appliances market, and professional equipment in special fields.

Panasonic now has more than 70 products, ranging from electric toothbrushes and razors to broadcast and television equipment, with the slogan Panasonic ideas for life, such as plasma TVs, LCD TVs, digital rear projection, flat screen TVs, etc. TV, digital camcorder, digital camera, DVD recorder, desktop DVD, portable DVD, mini stereo, video recorder, etc.

Panasonic is also proud of its number of patents and strong self-development capabilities. The utilization rate of its own components in its home appliances is as high as 80-90% or more

It is not sold in mainland China The notebooks Thought Book and VIREA TV mobile phone launched have the highest reputation in Japan.

Mobile phone is the first Japanese mobile phone manufacturer to sell more than 100 million units. Currently, P905i and P906i mobile phones are popular in Japan and are expected to be launched in the Chinese market in 2009.

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Nissan is also called Nissan.

"Nissan" and "Nissan" are both transliterations of "NISSAN".

Nissan is a transliteration. The English word in the middle of the Nissan logo is pronounced as Nissan.

Nissan is the official transliteration of "NISSAN".

The above two Chinese names are both Chinese transliterations.

In the international market, "NISSAN" is uniformly used in English.

Founded in 1933, Nissan Motor Company is Japan's second largest automobile company, one of Japan's three largest automobile manufacturers, and one of the world's top ten automobile companies. It was also the first manufacturer to start manufacturing small Datsun sedans and auto parts. In addition to producing various types of automobiles, the company is also involved in the fields of machine tools, engineering machinery, shipbuilding and aerospace technology. It is a huge multinational group company. Nissan was founded in 1933 as an automobile manufacturing company that merged with Tomachi Casting Company and Nippon Industrial Corporation. In 1934, the current name "Nissan Motor Company" was adopted. Nissan's headquarters is now located in Tokyo, Japan, with a total number of employees of nearly 130,000. The current president is Carlos Ghosn. Nissan's automobile products are divided into utility models (i.e. trucks, minivans and four-wheel drive vehicles), luxury cars and ordinary cars. Utility vehicle brands include Baning, Patrol, Pickup, and Jiabi. For decades, Nissan Motor Company's technologies and products have been loved by consumers around the world.

Mitsubishi's logo is a combination of the family logo "Sandan Hishishi" of the Iwasaki family and the family logo "Mitsubishi" of the Yamauchi family, the lord of the Tosa domain. It later gradually evolved into today's Mitsubishi logo. Japan's Mitsubishi Motors uses three rhombus-shaped diamonds as its logo to highlight its deep and brilliant brilliance contained in elegant simplicity - the rhombus-style car-making art. The products produced in the past seventy-five years, such as Diamante, GTO, Galant, Mirage, RVR, Pajero and other car models, have established Mitsubishi's diamond image in the car industry. Today, this logo is a symbol of all employees of each company in the Mitsubishi organization.

Toshiba, formerly known as Tokyo Shibaura Electric Co., Ltd., was formed in 1939 through the merger of Shibaura Manufacturing Co., Ltd. and Tokyo Electric Co., Ltd. It has gone through a long journey of 133 years since its founding in 1875.

Since the 1980s, Toshiba has transformed from a company mainly engaged in household appliances and heavy motors to a comprehensive electronic and electrical company including communications and electronics. In the 1990s, Toshiba has achieved rapid development in the fields of digital technology, mobile communication technology and network technology. Toshiba has successfully transformed from a giant in the home appliance industry to a pioneer in the IT industry.

In 2000, Toshiba Semiconductor's sales ranked second in the world after INTEL. The market share of notebook computers has remained No. 1 in the world for 7 consecutive years. By the end of 2000, the proportion of IT output value in Toshiba's total output value had reached 74%.

Toshiba was formed in 1939 through the merger of two Japanese companies.

In 1910, at a time when people were keen to introduce European and American technologies, Hitachi’s founder, Mr. Kodaira Namhei, started Hitachi’s business with the goal of moving toward modernization at a high speed and “revitalizing domestic technology.” We uphold the "Hitachi Spirit" of "harmony", "sincerity" and "pioneering spirit" that we proposed when we founded our company and have passed it down to this day. I believe that in today's era, the "Hitachi Spirit" is still very important.

HITACHI Hitachi Group is one of the world's largest comprehensive multinational groups. Hitachi Group is composed of numerous business departments and companies, and has a number of technologies, products, and solution technologies. A corporate group with such a wide range of business and diversification is rare in the world. The foundation of Hitachi's entrepreneurial spirit is to exert its comprehensive strength and create new value, that is, to create "uVALUE" and inspire the next era. This is what other companies cannot imitate, and where Hitachi's real value lies. I want to organically combine the broad range of businesses, technologies, and know-how within the Hitachi Group to demonstrate "true comprehensive strength" to create the best "uVALUE" to meet the increasingly diverse needs of customers and society, and to realize Hitachi's corporate identity The concept "Inspire the Next" (injecting new vitality into the new era).

Hitachi came to China in the 1960s and became one of the few foreign-funded enterprises to enter the Chinese market early. Over the years, Hitachi has actively explored the Chinese market and introduced a large number of advanced technologies and products. With the support of the government, Hitachi's investment businesses in various parts of China have achieved rapid development.