MiTAC company also develops digital audio and video, MP3, LCD TV, wireless communication, software, and power products. MiTAC Technology produced the first notebook computer to use the desktop Intel Pentium 4 processor. The company has manufacturing sites in China and Taiwan. MiTAC makes its products for industrial and military clients. Established in 1989, the company is a subsidiary of MiTAC Synnex Group, which focuses on providing electronic chemicals, IT products, and Web services.

Alienware caters to video game enthusiasts, digital video editors, and professionals in the market for high-end PCs made with top-of-the-line components. Sporting names like Area-51, Alienware's colorful systems utilize the highest-performance processors, video cards, and storage components available for PCs. Alienware systems are further differentiated by customized cases, upgraded power supplies, and multiple cooling fans. The company has branch facilities in Australia and Ireland. Dell acquired Alienware in 2006.

Chazak Value wants to capitalize on the potential of the smart card industry. After buying five smart card-related businesses between 1998 and 2000, it sold or closed all but one of the subsidiaries in 2000. Infineer, the remaining subsidiary, develops and sells smart card systems for corporate and educational campuses. Applications for its card systems include identification, payment, and vending photocopies, computer print-outs, and faxes.Faced with continued losses, the company filed for Chapter 11 bankruptcy in 2007. It emerged from bankruptcy as a private company called Chazak Value in 2008. CEO Joseph Sarachek controls the company.

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.

nCircle was founded in 1998 and has attracted private equity funding from Alta Partners, BV Capital, and Menlo Ventures. nCircle Network Security, Inc. ompany provides hardware and software systems that assess and monitor enterprise network security, protecting against hackers and other threats. nCircle markets its products (including the flagship Suite360 product) to corporations in the financial services sector, manufacturers, insurance companies, as well as government agencies. Related services include risk assessment and training. Its customers have included the US Office of Naval Intelligence, Visa, Archer Daniels Midland, Aquila, and Patelco.

Glacier Computer designs and sells ruggedized computer systems for the industrial manufacturing and public safety sectors. Its products include touch-screen workstations, tablet and laptop PCs, and handheld scanners. The company also provides related accessories, such as keyboards and mounting systems. Its computer line includes models designed for use in ambulances, police cars, and military vehicles. Glacier has product alliances with such companies as Datalogic Scanning. Its customers have included FedEx, Honda Motor, and Hormel Foods.

Domino Printing Sciences designs, manufactures, and distributes commercial inkjet and laser printers designed for industrial coding, marking, and printing. Domino Printing Sciences plc equipment and specialized inks are used for such diverse applications as applying dates to beverage cans, labeling cables, and marking food items. Domino and its 16 subsidiaries serve global producers of beverages, foods, and tobacco. Domino Printing Sciences plc has partnerships with more than 70 distributors. Domino's customers include Imperial Tobacco Group and Coca-Cola.

O makes a wide range of imaging equipment. Its products include copiers, printers, imaging systems, and related supplies for the office, printing, and engineering markets. Among the company's offerings are a series of low- to high-volume copiers, wide-format systems for commercial printers, and copiers and plotters designed specifically for engineering applications. It also provides consulting, document management, support, and training services. Oc primarily utilizes a direct sales force, though it does sell a small percentage of its products through distributors and OEMs. In 2009 rival Canon agreed to acquire the company for about E730 million (almost $1.1 billion) in cash.

Go Daddy, go! Go Daddy provides individuals and businesses with such Internet services as domain name registration and Web site hosting through its affiliates. It also offers related services and software for functions including e-mail, e-commerce, and Web-site creation. Touting discounted pricing on domain names and hosting services, Go Daddy has become the largest domain registrar accredited by ICANN (the international regulatory body for the public Internet) in the world, with more than 30 million domain names. The company has affiliates that address market niches in site registration and hosting, including Domains By Proxy and Wild West Domains.

I/OMagic Corporation, through its subsidiary, IOM Holdings, Inc., engages in the development, manufacture, marketing, and sale of data storage products and other consumer electronics products. It provides optical data storage products, which include recordable compact disc drives, and recordable digital video or versatile disc drives primarily for use with personal computers notebooks, sub-notebooks, and netbooks. The company also offers mobile and desktop external magnetic data storage products with hard disk drives with universal serial bus (USB) connections that plug into any standard USB port; desktop magnetic data storage products; and other consumer electronics products. I/OMagic Corporation sells its products, primarily under the I/OMagic and Digital Research Technologies brand names through computer, consumer electronics, and office supply superstores, as well as through wholesale clubs, electronics distributors, retailers, catalog companies, and Internet retailers in the United States and Canada. The company was founded in 1992 and is headquartered in Irvine, California.

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