Vocollect has delivered proven performance improvements in productivity, accuracy, cost reduction and job satisfaction for mobile employees. Vocollect Voice® literally talks people through their daily tasks, replacing cumbersome lists and traditional data capture methods with hands-free, personal voice dialogs. Vocollect's innovation leadership and open voice product platform delivers unequalled flexibility and choice. Through a premier global network of resellers and supply chain experts, hundreds of thousands of people on six continents use Vocollect Voice to improve work every day. To continuously enhance reliability, Vocollect performs rigorous and extensive product testing in different work environments, ensuring clients receive exceptional product performance and reliability to meet their business needs.

TEAC Corporation's a hit with audiophiles and has mass (storage) appeal. Through its Data Storage division, TEAC makes computer peripherals such as optical disk, CD, and DVD drives. Its Information Products division makes audio and video recording devices, mass storage products, and video players for in-flight entertainment. Audio pros and music junkies know TEAC for its Audio & Visual Products division, which makes recorders and mixers for studio recording, as well as consumer stereo equipment like CD players and stereo speakers. Founded in 1953 as Tokyo Television Acoustic Company, TEAC markets its products under TEAC, TASCAM, and Esoteric brand names.

Interlink Electronics is one of the world's leading innovators of sensor technologies. Launched in 1985, our R&D team has developed a spectrum of innovative technologies for ‘touch’ solutions, user interfaces solutions, and machine process controls. Today, Interlink Electronics is focused on providing robust and comprehensive solutions for markets that range from consumer electronics to portable medical devices. Interlink Electronics, Inc. products are based on our patented thin film Force Sensing Resistor (FSR) technology that measures the force in diverse applications, such as smartphone user interfaces, robotics, or machine control. One of the first uses of this technology was in electronic drums and other musical instruments. Today it is optimized for use in devices such as mobile phones, portable media players, navigation devices, handheld gaming, digital cameras and other portable electronics. Customers that have used our sensor solutions include Motorola, Samsung, Sony, LG, Varian, Medtronic, and Microsoft.

Konica Minolta Business Solutions is a leader in advanced imaging and networking technologies for the desktop to the print shop. Unparalleled advances in security, print quality and network integration are brought together via our award winning line of bizhub multifunction products (MFPs); bizhub PRO production printing systems; magicolor desktop color laser printers and all-in-ones; and pagepro monochrome desktop laser printers and all-in-ones. Konica Minolta Business Solutions, USA, Inc. also offers advanced software solutions, wide-format printers, microform digital imaging systems and scanning systems for specialized applications.

TallyGenicom was acquired by Printronix, Inc. in 2009. Printronix, Inc. is a leading developer, manufacturer and provider of industrial and back-office enterprise printing solutions for office/industrial marketplace and distribution supply chain. Its flagship products and services, including its full selection of thermal, laser and network solutions technologies, integrate seamlessly into networks by delivering unequaled control, unsurpassed diagnostic capabilities and marked cost efficiencies. Incorporated in Delaware, Printronix was founded by Robert A. Kleist in 1974. On June 26, 1979, the company initiated public trading and remained publicly owned for more than 28 years. In January 2008 Printronix announced the completion of its acquisition by Pioneer Holding Corp., an entity controlled by Vector Capital, a San Francisco-based private equity firm. Printronix common stock ceased trading on the NASDAQ Global Market prior to the open of the market on January 8, 2008.

Toshiba products play an active role, be it in computing, controlling, powering, or communicating -- transporting, cooking, playing, or even elevating. The company's portfolio includes personal and professional computers (notebook PCs, servers), telecommunications and medical equipment (mobile phones, X-ray machines), industrial machinery (power plant reactors, elevators), consumer appliances (microwaves, DVD players), electronic components (electron tubes, batteries), and semiconductors. Its portfolio also includes air traffic control and railway transportation systems. Customers outside of Japan account for about half of Toshiba's revenues.

Agfa-Gevaert is all about image. Agfa-Gevaert N.V. makes and markets imaging systems for printing, graphic arts, motion picture, and medical imaging processes. Agfa's Graphic unit makes prepress film and printing plates, industrial inkjet printers, and related supplies. It also provides workflow automation, proofing, and digital printing software. Agfa's HealthCare unit offers films, chemicals, software, and printers used in digital radiography and other medical applications. The company's Materials division supplies sound recording and print film to the motion picture market, as well as microfilm and technology used in aerial photography, thermal printing, ID cards, circuit board production, and displays.

Research In Motion (RIM) moves with its customers. RIM provides wireless hardware, software, and services to customers worldwide. Its popular line of BlackBerry smart phones handle voice, e-mail, and text message communications, as well as Internet access and multimedia applications. RIM also provides software development tools and makes radio-based modems that other manufacturers incorporate into portable devices. RIM sells to corporations, resellers, and wireless carriers. BlackBerry devices are offered by service providers including AT&T Mobility, T-Mobile, and Verizon Wireless.

Xanté products just build them. Everything Xant do is geared toward listening to our most valuable resource - you. For this reason, many hours are spent gathering feedback to better our services, products, and technologies. The acquisition of two companies in order to bring you an expanded product line. This portfolio now encompasses proven chemical and process-free CTP, including violet metal and polyester solutions; the award-winning Symphony Workflow, and digital print output. This broad product line lets us delve into newer markets to better serve your specific prepress needs.

Voodoo Computers designs and manufactures customized personal computers primarily for the gaming and home computing markets. The company assembles and sells performance-oriented notebook (Envy) and desktop (Omen) PCs optimized with high-end graphics, cooling, and processing components. Voodoo distributes its products directly through phone and online sales. The company, which serves customers largely in Canada and the US, is a subsidiary of computer and printer maker Hewlett-Packard. HP acquired Voodoo in 2006 in hopes of expanding into the market for hardcore gaming enthusiasts through Voodoo's loyal customer base.

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