Pioneer Electronics

Jan. 7 /PRNewswire/ -- Pioneer Electronics (USA) Inc. today unveiled nearly 75 new products for home and mobile entertainment, designed to provide a connected world of convenience and entertainment for consumers. The company offers a growing line of universal plug and play "smart" products that are compatible and equipped with the ability to communicate with each other, bringing to life the concept of Entertainment Anywhere, Anytime. Read more

This 64-inch 16:9 hi-def behemoth is hands-down the best looking big-screen TV on the market, and well, it should be at $8,300 list. But buy a lesser TV at your peril. The Pioneer not only delivers the clearest, sharpest, most film-like HDTV picture and sound, but its got a critically-acclaimed, high-end video line doubler that makes DVD and VCRs look even better than they do when viewed on other sets. At 59-1/2" x 56-1/8" x 27-15/16" this thing ain't no kitchen TV. Pioneer Pro-710HD 64-inch HDTV, $8,300. www.pioneerelectronics.com

July 24 /PRNewswire/ -- Pioneer (NYSE: PIO), the leader in mobile entertainment products, today announced pricing for its XM Satellite tuners that will be available at retail stores in September 2001. The tuners, which work with various Pioneer head units, will allow consumers to receive 100 digital channels of programming from XM Satellite Radio. Pioneer's line of satellite tuners include:
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July 9 /PRNewswire/ -- Pioneer Electronics (NYSE: PIO), the established leader in car electronics products, today announced the launch of the AVIC-9DVD, the company's first DVD-based navigation system for the U.S. and Canada. The DVD-based navigation system has exclusive features such as real-time traffic information and DVD video playback capability. Read more

NEW YORK, June 20 /PRNewswire/ -- Pioneer Electronics today introduced its new line of entertainment products, designed to meet consumers' busy lifestyles at home and on the go. The product line, focused on DVD and display technologies, includes new in-car and home theater systems to enhance the overall entertainment experience while making it easier for consumers to select and install the new products. Pioneer also showed its technical prowess with displays of its unrivaled, third-generation plasma display panel and its soon-to-be-released DVD recorder, which is expected to replace the VCR as the preferred method of home video recording. Read more

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LAS VEGAS, -- XM Satellite Radio and six major manufacturers unveiled 24 different models of XM-ready radios, including a complete product line of retail radios from Pioneer and Alpine and an innovative unit from Sony that can "plug and play" in car and home. Also at its news conference at the 2001 International Consumer Electronics Show (CES), XM kicked off a 72-hour countdown to the launch of its first satellite, which will prepare XM to deliver up to 100 channels of digital- quality sound coast-to-coast beginning this summer. Read more