2Wire was founded in 1998 by former members of PictureTel and Polycom. 2Wire integrated broadband solutions are engineered for the carrier and optimized for the subscriber, providing intuitive, reliable user experiences throughout the connected home. 2Wire portfolio of broadband solutions includes residential gateways, multi-service media platforms, remote management systems, value-added services, and call center customer support. With over 25 million gateways shipped, more than 30 awards for corporate achievement and product innovation, and an expanding global distribution footprint, 2Wire continues to set the worldwide standard for excellence in broadband access equipment and user experience.

HP Imaging and Printing Group (IPG), a division of Hewlett-Packard, provides printers, copiers, scanners, and related supplies such as toner, cartridges, and paper. Its printer lines includes personal inkjet models for consumers, laser printers and multifunction devices for businesses, and large-format printers and digital presses for the industrial and commercial graphics markets. The unit also offers digital cameras and specialty photo printers, and it operates online photo services. HP IPG continues to expand its digital photography offerings, particularly related to photo printing. Stanford University classmates Bill Hewlett and Dave Packard founded HP in 1939. The company's first product, built in a Palo Alto garage, was an audio oscillator—an electronic test instrument used by sound engineers. One of HP's first customers was Walt Disney Studios, which purchased eight oscillators to develop and test an innovative sound system.

Stores and offices would probably be running a lot slower without some of Toshiba TEC's products. Through three main business units, the company provides point-of-sale (POS) terminals and electronic cash registers for retailers; office peripherals such as digital copiers, fax machines, and printers; and barcode and radio frequency identification (RFID) printers and terminals for the logistics and financial markets. A subdivision also makes inkjet heads for commercial applications. Toshiba TEC has a worldwide manufacturing and sales network. Its products are generally sold under the Toshiba brand by both domestic and foreign subsidiaries and distributors.

Mark of the Unicorn is not a secret society for pink-clad six-year-old girls. It is MOTU, a manufacturer and distributor of computer hardware and software used for music and voice recording, mixing, and editing. Its Digital Performer is a package for Musical Instruments Digital Interface (MIDI) and audio sequencing. Other products include digital audio interfaces, audio sequencing software, sampling and orchestral add-ons, and a video and audio capture interface. MOTU's hardware and software are used by hobbyists, professional musicians, and film composers. Inspired by the Macintosh when it first appeared, engineers at MOTU developed one of the Macintosh's first music programs ever. Performer®, the music industry standard for MIDI sequencing, began shipping in 1985.

Lenovo Group Limited is already the largest PC maker in the world's most populous country when it acquired IBM's PC operations for approximately $1.75 billion. It remains a leader in China, but the company now has a global presence. Lenovo's products include desktop and notebook PCs, workstations, servers, storage drives, and IT services. It also offers IT management software under the ThinkVantage name. Lenovo operates from facilities in Beijing; Raleigh, North Carolina; Singapore; and Paris, and has research centers in Japan, China, and the US. Lenovo generates about half of its revenues in China and the greater Asia/Pacific region.

Dell has a direct line to Canada. The personal computer giant's Canadian subsidiary provides desktop and notebook PCs, workstations, network servers, mass data storage systems, and Ethernet switches. The company also sells personal and workgroup printers, handheld computers, LCD and plasma televisions, projectors, and third-party software and peripherals. It serves the consumer market, as well as government agencies, schools, and businesses of all sizes. Dell Canada's services unit provides consulting, systems integration, support, and training.

Tranax is the leading innovator of retail ATM and self-service technology, serving the retail markets. Through vertical integration of advanced R&D and manufacturing, Tranax delivers products and services for existing and emerging market needs. Tranax is committed to serving our customers’ business growth and profit.Tranax has sold and supported more than 100,000 ATMs and self-service terminals throughout North America. Since 2006, Tranax started its own manufacturing, and has shipped over 20,000 ATM and self-service terminals.

FrogPad, Inc. is a privately held corporation committed to redefining access ergonomics through the delivery of superior information entry and access technology. The company’s first product, the FrogPad mobile keypad provides mobile and disabled workers with a single-handed keyboard for ultra-portability, speed and ease of use with handheld computers, personal digital assistants, and wireless phones. The FrogPad mobile keypad with its innovative 20 full-size key layout optimized around the most frequently used characters sets a new standard in information access with superior portability and ergonomics, global adaptability, rapid learning and ease of use. It’s unique patented keystroke algorithms enable it to be used in either a right or left-handed mode and with any international language set.

Fortress Technologies designs and manufactures security devices for wireless local-area networks to prevent unauthorized access to proprietary or private information. Health care providers, manufacturing and transportation companies, and financial institutions use the company's gateway products and secure clients, as do government agencies (including the departments of Defense and Veterans Affairs) and public safety entities. Fortress Technologies sells through such partners as Intermec, Hewlett-Packard, and CACI. Liberty Partners, a private equity firm based in New York City, is the controlling shareholder of the company.

EarthWalk Communications, Inc. is a pioneering leader in developing wireless platforms for remote mobile communications, education and training. EarthWalk focuses exclusively on creating, designing, manufacturing, and refining this technology and its services for today's technology needs for business, government and education - that gives them the edge for success in this technology-driven world. Today, that vision is a reality. Headquartered in Manassas, Virginia, Earthwalk is bringing the wireless wave to organizations and people around the world - affordably, reliably, and with an eye on what's around the corner.EarthWalk has successfully delivered its state-of-the-art wireless technology solutions to over 3,000 school districts throughout the United States of America, USA territories and international markets with clients in the Middle East, Egypt, Europe, Africa and Caribbean. EarthWalk has gained a reputation for solving problems and delivering cost-effective technologies that enhance any learning environment. EarthWalk entered the technology industry under the vision and entrepreneurship of its founder and CEO, Evan T. McConnell, who saw a real need to improve computer and Internet use in the classroom. He had visited schools where a teacher and twenty or more students would gather around a single desktop computer struggling to see, much less learn. EarthWalk set out to develop high-quality, cost effective solutions that would enable teachers and instructors to increase productivity by creating a wireless learning environment.

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