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Victor Company of Japan, Limited56.
The first image to be projected
on a cathode ray tube, the
Japanese character “ イ”
1976
HR-3300: World’s first
VHS home video
recorder launched
1984
GR-C1: World’s first
single-unit video
camera launched
1995
GR-DV1: World’s first
pocket-sized digital
video camera launched
1998
DLA-G10: Full S-XGA high-
definition D-ILA multimedia
projector launched
2003
GR-HD1: World’s first
digital high-definition
video camera for
consumer use launched
2002 FIFA World Cup Korea/JapanTM
First JVC Tokyo Video Festival held
First plant in Yokohama established
2003
EX-A1: DVD compact
component system with
the world’s first wood
cone speakers launched
2002
PD-42/35DT3:
Plasma displays launched
History of JVC
1927 •JVC (Victor Company of Japan, Limited) established
1939
1954
1956
1958
1960
1963
1968 •JVC America Inc. established
1971
1973 •JVC (U.K.) Limited established
1976
1977 •US JVC Corp. established
1978 •JVC Electronics Singapore established
•Held the first JVC Tokyo Video Festival
1980 •Started to sponsor the UEFA European Football
Championship
1982 •Started to sponsor the FIFA World CupTM
1984 •Held the first JVC Jazz Festival
1986
1987
1990
1991
1993
1995 •JVC Asia Pte. Ltd. established
1996 •JVC (China) Investment Co., Ltd. established
1997 •JVC Americas Corp. established
1998 •JVC Europe Ltd. established
1999
2001
2002 •Sponsored 2002 FIFA World Cup Korea/JapanTM
2003 •JVC Professional Europe Ltd. established
2004 •Sponsored UEFA EURO 2004TM
•Produced Japan’s first TV receiver
•Produced Japan’s first EP record
•Developed 45/45 stereo record format
•Produced Japan’s first stereo LP record
•Introduced STL-1S, Japan’s first 45/45 stereo record player
•Introduced 21CT-11B, JVC’s first color TV set
•Introduced KV-200, world’s smallest 2-head professional VCR
•Introduced CD-4, 4-channel stereo record
•Introduced HR-3300, world’s first VHS home video recorder
•Introduced GR-C1, a single-unit video camera
•Introduced GR-C7, world’s smallest and lightest VHS-C
video camera
•Introduced HR-S7000, world’s first S-VHS video recorder
•Introduced HR-SC1000, world’s first VHS/VHS-C compatible
video recorder
•Introduced AV-36W1, first multi-wide vision TV in the industry
•Introduced high-definition TV
•Introduced HR-W1, world’s first high-definition home video
recorder
•Introduced GR-DV1, world’s first pocket-sized digital video
camera
•Introduced DLA-G10, full S-XGA high-definition D-ILA
multimedia projector
•Introduced HM-DR10000, world’s first D-VHS video recorder
capable of recording 24 hours per cassette
•Introduced GR-DVP3, world’s smallest and lightest digital
video camera
•Introduced AV-36/32Z1500, TVs equipped with D.I.S.T.
(digital image scaling technology)
•Introduced PD-42/35DT3, plasma displays
•Introduced GR-HD1, high-definition digital video camera
•Introduced EX-A1, DVD compact component system
•Introduced D-ILA rear projection TV