Christie is celebrating its 80th anniversary as a leader in visual solutions for world-class organizations, offering diverse applications for business, entertainment, and industry. With expertise in film projection since 1929 and professional projection systems since 1979, Christie has established a global reputation as the world’s single source manufacturer of a variety of display technologies and solutions for cinema, large audience environments, control rooms, business presentations, training facilities, 3D and virtual reality, simulation, education, media and government. Christie has installed over 75,000 projection solutions worldwide.Christie’s broad range of technologies include DLP Cinema™ projectors, LCD and DLP™ projectors, networking solutions, 35mm film projectors, rear screen projection modules and DLP™ projection cubes, wall display controllers, and cutting edge projection technologies for 3D, virtual reality and simulation. Whatever the application, Christie’s visual solutions are purpose-built to meet unique projection requirements, and are backed by industry-leading service and support ensuring complete customer satisfaction.

Sound quality is paramount for Parasound Products. Parasound makes high-end audio equipment including tuners, amplifiers, speakers, and related accessories for stereo and home entertainment systems. Parasound electronics are grouped into four product lines by function and price range: Halo (highest quality and price), NewClassic (a redesign of traditional products), Zcustom (compact components), and C-series (architectural speakers). Its items come with a 10-year warranty. Founded in 1981, Parasound products are sold in retail and specialty electronics stores around the world.

In July 2007 Garrity Industries was honored to win the year's Silver SPARC award. Over 20 major Fortune 500 companies were on the ballot presented by the Retailing Today editors in the Hardware/DIY retail category . The honor was based on votes by 500 buyers, merchandise managers, and vice presidents in the retail industry. Garrity are very proud of this achievement. It is one of the many that Garrity has been awarded in its forty year history as a leading supplier of portable lighting products.In April 2006, Garrity Industries was acquired by Duracell. This combination -- the power of the Trusted Everywhere battery and Garrity's products -- will continue to make Garrity an undisputed industry leader.

RIC's 35 plus models of guitars are sold through catalogs and authorized dealers in the US and nearly 60 other countries worldwide. The company, which still makes every guitar in the US, has bucked the industry trend of offering a lower-priced line of instruments made overseas. Its standard guitars range in price from $1,500 to $5,000; custom models more than $10,000. It produces about 10,000 a year with a two-year waiting list. Famous rockers from The Beatles to U2 have helped give RIC guitars their mystique and make them a must-have for any serious player.

180s, inc. designs apparel, ear warmers, sunglasses, and gloves to aid athletes in battling the rigors of outdoor training and exercise. The company also makes all-weather performance wear for sports fans (team-branded ear warmers, scarves); tradesmen and laborers (work hats, gloves); and soldiers (combat jackets). 180s products are sold at sporting goods and department stores nationwide, as well as online. Military orders account for about 10% of its revenue. 180s was founded by Ron Wilson II and Brian Le Gette in 1995. The two were classmates at the University of Pennsylvania, where they began selling ear warmers on campus.

The Vitec Group supplies equipment such as cameras and lights for the photographic and staging industries (including video and live events) through its Imaging & Staging unit. Its Broadcast Systems division provides equipment for film and television broadcast applications, while its Broadcast Services division provides rental services and technical support for the broadcast market. The UK-based company's products are distributed in nearly 100 countries, with the Americas accounting for about half of its sales.

Fordyce Picture Frame Company, Inc. has been manufacturing quality products since 1963. Being located in the timberlands region of southern Arkansas gives Fordyce an affordable supply of raw materials to help maintain the competitive edge in the wood frame industry.We are very proud to offer products that are made in the United States at very reasonable prices. Fordyce Picture Frame offer framed art, photo frames, certificate frames, ready-made frames, and mouldings. All wood mouldings are manufactured at their facility in Fordyce Arkansas.

Norwall Group is a leading North American manufacturer of residential paper-backed, vinyl wallcoverings and borders. Products include 35 wallcovering lines, such as paintable, peelable, scrubable, strippable, and washable wallcoverings, and all are pre-pasted. Its goods are sold to thousands of wholesale and retail home improvement and decorator distributors throughout North America and abroad. In the US, the company's products are traded through its wholly-owned subsidiary, Patton Wallcoverings. The company produces approximately 40,000 km of wallpaper each year. President and CEO James Patton owns nearly 29% of the company.

Amer Sports was founded in 1950 in Finland.Amer Sports makes sporting goods equipment, including balls for tennis, golf, and team sports under the Wilson brand. It also makes skiing and snowboarding gear and apparel (Atomic, Dynamic, Salomon). The company's Wilson-brand tennis racquets and golf clubs give it the most bucks for its bang, but items for team sports (basketballs, footballs, baseball gloves, and the like) also contribute to Amer's bottom line. In addition, the company produces wrist-top computers, diving instruments, and fitness equipment through its various subsidiaries. Amid declining sales and profits Amer has said it may spin off its cycling business.

Noritsu KOki corporation manufactures and sells photo processing equipment, primarily minilabs, as well as film processors, editing and manipulating software, image archiving equipment, digital dry and wide-format printers, and other photo-imaging and printing-related equipment. The company also sells optional and spare parts for the equipment it manufactures. Noritsu Koki operates through about two dozen subsidiaries and associated companies, and markets its products in more than 180 countries. Sales to Walgreen accounted for more than 13% of the company's 2007 revenues.

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