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13.Annual Report 2004
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•VCRs
•Camcorders
•Televisions
•Audio component systems
•Car AV systems
•DVD players/recorders
•Professional-use and educational-use systems
•Information systems
•D-ILA projectors
•Deflection yokes
•Optical pickups
•Motors
•PWBs
•Prerecorded audio and visual software including
CDs, DVDs and videotapes
•Recordable media
•Interior furniture
•Production facilities
•Despite strong domestic sales of PDP TVs, LCD TVs,
DVD recorders and other digital products, segment
sales in Japan fell due to a greater-than-expected
drop in demand for analog products such as
video recorders
•Overseas sales were healthy, despite an uphill
struggle in the US. Sales in Europe and Asia both
grew year on year on a local currency basis
•Sales of security products such as surveillance
cameras posted double-digit growth in Japan
•Sales in the US and Europe were difficult
•Sales of deflection yokes struggled as market
contraction was more severe than expected
•The segment continued to rebuild its business base
•Despite a contracting music market and a decline in
consignment sales, the segment posted a significant
improvement in operating income
OPERATING INCOME (BILLIONS OF YEN) MAJOR PRODUCTS HIGHLIGHTS
13.Annual Report 2004