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Victor Company of Japan, Limited
Annual Report 2003 11
Products and Strategies in JVC’s Five Priority Business Areas
High-definition (HD) Displays
Digital High-density Storage
Network AV Systems
Components & Devices
Software & Media
•Rear Projection TVs
•PDPs
•LCDs
•D-ILA Projectors
•Digital High-Definition Recorders
•DVD Recorders
•World’s first High-Definition
camcorder for the consumer market
•Dome Color Security Cameras
•MP3 compatible car AV systems
•Fluid dynamic bearing motors
for HDDs
•Dual-wavelength hologram optical
pickups
•Mini-DV High-Definition Tape
•Software Business Activity
·MINMI New Album:
Miracle
·Southern All Stars 25
th
Anniversary
Events
•As core products in our “Digital High-definition Universe”
concept, leveraging advanced picture quality centered on
DIST technology to expand sales
•Using D-VHS, a high-definition recording media, to set JVC
apart in the market and grow sales
•New moves into the DVD recorder markets in Japan, the US
and Europe
•Strategy aimed at capturing the leading market share for
DVC camcorders
•Launched the world’s first high-definition camcorder for
the consumer market
•Actively expanding the car AV business
•Full-scale entry into the market for fluid dynamic bearing
motors for HDDs and dual-wavelength hologram optical
pickups
•Boosting profitability in the deflection yoke business and
expanding consumer product applications
•Shifting to digital media and expanding
sales channels
•Moving away from a focus on prerecorded software to become
a “Matrix Music Company” that leverages content rights and
its human network of professionals and artists
Annual Report 2003 11