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U.S. electronic products have lost their reputation?

In the market, electronic products to sell or at least attractive to the public are Japanese or Korean brands. For example: Sony Vaio, Sony Camcorders, Toshiba, Kodak, Samsung, Sony Playstation, Nintendo, JVC, TDK, etc listen that many of my friends that say basically the same thing "In America you can get the best, top of the line-electroncs-like Toshiba or Sony or Nintendo ..." I ask "these are the Japanese brands ... what about American brands?" To which I invariably reply "If you buy the brand U.S. definitey fail and you end up spending much money just to maintain itself ... "Why do most people have that opinion? No U.S. electronics really suck compared to the Japanese?

The so-called American electronics are lower most definitely. These companies that either manufacture exclusively to U.S. or where it started in the U.S., but they have nothing to do with the U.S. are the excess of the problem. It's all about marketing. Did you know that most consumers think JVC is American, Nintendo as well. But look at the edge is in electronics, most defense systems are made in the United States, the high end audio and video are made here too. Krell, Martin Logan, Runco are all running U.S. companies. These companies are trying the best way to keep the manufacturing process in USA. It is not easy, the electronics are great polluters of toxic chemicals used in manufacturing. If in the U.S. water supply was polluted cities (Pacific Gas and Electric) skin public life. But to kill a remote village in China and no body knows. That's where foreign manufacturers have the advantage in the supply of electronics. First copy the high-end material in the U.S., no impact, try to get a patent for a U.S. company in China. So I do not have to do whatever engineering. Then find a way to make thousands of these as cheap as possible with the cheapest possible components. (I remember a time when I did not need a surge suppressor on your TV.) Then, with sweat shop labor, pennies on the hundreds of dollars in labor and horrible working conditions around the world contribute to the bottom line. Also benefiting from a viewpoint of the mass market. Wal-Mart, which investigates everything they sell .... right. Best Buy and Circuit City are the two biggest contributors to the decline of the middle line of U.S. consumer electronics. For its business practices and lack of properly trained staff who can also hit the bottom line. Back in the day before Best Buy and shitty customer service that had Mom and pop stores that want to sell electronics and a reliable service in recent years. So he bought these U.S. companies and was a great success. When anyone here asked about the setting of a product over a year say to see answered in its place, it has to be good for the environment, eh. So summary, not the U.S. electronics industry sucks the big box retailers who continually go to those who have no qualms in not dealing with business. Vote Foot! Do not go better in Buy, Wal-Mart, Circuit City or ever again.

Sony Playstation 3 PS3 YLOD again 3rd time, a crap product don't buy it EVER !!