First, Sharp
The company was established in 19 12, founded by Kit Hayakawa and headquartered in Osaka, Japan. Now it has branches all over the world. Sharp mobile phone is just a product of Sharp, which mainly produces liquid crystal displays and high-end electronic products. You may know the characteristics of Sharp mobile phone, that is, it has a high-definition screen, a high-pixel camera and powerful peripheral functions. However, the shortcomings are also obvious. Sharp's mobile phone system is self-contained, so it can't install its own software like others, and it can only be produced by the company itself.
Second, Panasonic
I think you should have heard of Panasonic, but in our country, its business scope is more in the home appliance industry. Although it has developed in the field of mobile phones, its popularity and recognition are not high. But in Japan and abroad, Panasonic is a famous brand. There are hundreds of branches all over the world. As early as 200 1 year, its annual sales reached more than 60 billion dollars, and it was also one of the top 500 enterprises in the world.
Third, Sony Ericsson
Sony Ericsson, the full name of Sony Ericsson, is a 50% joint venture between Sony Corporation of Japan and Ericsson Corporation of Sweden. Now it is completely owned by Sony, and Ericsson has quit. I think this brand is well-known in China, and it was a mid-to high-end mobile phone brand at that time.
Fourth, nec
A Japanese company is called NEC. NEC is a great company in Japan. In the early 1960s, it made the first computer in Japan. It is also the first company in Japan to make artificial satellites. 1972 Premier tanaka kakuei's visit to China was realized by NEC and NTT Communication Company. In addition, NEC is also the first company in Japan to manufacture a complete set of fully automatic driving car systems.
Verb (abbreviation of verb) Toshiba (Toshiba)
Toshiba recently decided to withdraw from the mobile phone market in China. Toshiba will withdraw all its investment from the joint venture company in Nanjing, Jiangsu Province, and stop manufacturing and selling mobile phones in the China market.
As the largest mobile phone market in the world, many domestic and foreign companies are competing for low prices in China market, and Japanese brand mobile phones are struggling in China market. After exiting the mobile phone market, Toshiba will adjust its semiconductor IT business in China, focusing on promising industries.
In 2000, Toshiba established a joint venture with Nanjing Putian Communication, a subsidiary of China's major communication company Putian Information Industry Group, and a Hong Kong company. The three parties established "Nanjing Putian Wang Zhi Communication Company" and began to produce mobile phones in 2002. The way of Toshiba's divestment this time is to transfer 33% shares of the joint venture company held by Toshiba to Nanjing Putian Communication Company, and Toshiba will completely withdraw from the production and sales of mobile phones. The specific transfer price is not specified.