Mobiles and Electronics

Corporate communication
Nokia's 9500 Communicator is an enterprise level mobile device designed for corporate customers. Features include Tri-band GSM, Wifi, Bluetooth and a built-in camera. Jarmo Hostio, Senior Sales Manager, Nokia MENA, considers whether it could become a notebook replacement.
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United Arab Emirates: Monday, November 01 - 2004 at 09:36

Ringing the changes
Nokia experienced major changes in 2004, including a restructuring of its two main business units into four. The company continues to innovate with its handsets, and is now bringing out clamshell models in response to market demand. Zsolt Menesi, Senior Marketing Manager, Nokia MENA, looks at the company's regional strategy.
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United Arab Emirates: Sunday, October 31 - 2004 at 11:39

Panasonic plasma attack
Pansonic launched a new range of products at GITEX 2004, including several plasma TVs and digital movie cameras. Atsushi Hinoki, General Manager Advertising, Panasonic Middle East says the market for flat screens continues to grow rapidly, with Panasonic now phasing out all CRT televisions in favour of plasma.
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United Arab Emirates: Tuesday, October 12 - 2004 at 09:21

Power in your Palm
As Palm's Tungsten T5 is revealed to the world, AME Info Broadcast brings you the first video pictures of the advanced handheld, as well as an exclusive interview with Palm's regional manager, Stuart Maughan.
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United Arab Emirates: Monday, October 04 - 2004 at 17:57

New i-mates debut at GITEX
Wireless device specialist iMate has introduced four new smartphones to the Middle East market. They range from the power tool PDA2k to the consumer friendly, multimedia JAM. Jim Morrison, CEO, i-mate, says regional growth in handset sales is doubling every six months.
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United Arab Emirates: Monday, October 04 - 2004 at 13:47

Sharp ambitions for enterprise
Sharp is aiming for a slice of the Middle East enterprise sector, with its high speed multi function products. Sharp opened an office in Dubai five years ago but its presence is still small in the region. Masato Sawada, Managing Director of Sharp Middle East, says the company has high hopes for its LCD screens, which enjoy more than 50% market share in Japan.
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United Arab Emirates: Monday, October 04 - 2004 at 11:38

Sony hits the road
Sony Broadcast's Media Production roadshow kicks off today in Dubai, showcasing its latest broadcast solutions. Visitors will get a sneak preview of Sony's new HDV Professional system, which has yet to be launched globally. Nigel Thompson, Marketing Manager AV, Sony Broadcast, says interest in Sony's disk-based recording technology - which makes tape obsolete - is also growing.
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United Arab Emirates: Wednesday, September 29 - 2004 at 09:08

Upwardly mobile
Mobile distributor Cellucom made headlines when stocks for its two-day mobile phone sale sold out in the first two hours. Cellucom was recently named the UAE distributor for Korean manufacturer Pantech. Arun Nagar, Managing Director, Cellucom, says Korean phones are strongly fashion oriented, ideal for the UAE's young and affluent population.
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United Arab Emirates: Wednesday, September 15 - 2004 at 14:16