Picturing The Future.

The five Japanese companies that dominate the digital-camera market in 2002—Sony, Fuji Photo Film, Canon, Olympus, and Nikon—are battling for leadership in the world's hottest consumer-electronics niche. The Big Five are enjoying the “sweet spot” that comes in the life of every consumer-electronics...

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Publicado en:Far Eastern Economic Review Vol. 165; no. 47; pp. 44 - 47
Autor principal: Dolven, Ben
Formato: Artículo
Publicado: Review Publishing Company Ltd. November 28 2002
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