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March 10, 2010 From News
Michael Paladino, Senior Product Marketing Manager, of Coby
April 2009 From E-Gear
There was a lot of pessimism in the electronics industry just prior to this year’s Consumer Electronics Show. The abysmal economic news of late 2008 and the poor sales at electronics stores threatened to cast a dark shadow over the bright lights of Las Vegas.
April 2009 From E-Gear
We are living in the age of the iPod and iPhone. The iPod’s dominant market share in its product category is the envy of just about every manufacturer of portable media players, while the iPhone is now the most popular mobile phone in the U.S. and has spawned legions of imitators.
January 10, 2009 From CES News
Coby is now taking a big leap into the world of network-connected products with a couple of Internet Radios, Wi-Fi-enabled digital picture frames and a line of netbook PCs.
November 2008 From News
Our own Grant Clauser went on ABC affiliate WPVI-TV in Philadelphia recently to act as holiday gift guide consigliere. Check out the video here.
July 2008 From News
Coby Electronics is set to release an all-new range of HD Radio receivers nationwide this August. The new HRD-700 Portable HD Radio System and HDR-650 Component HD Radio Receiver will give users AM and FM HD Radio stations in any location without a subscription fee. “Our new receivers are the perfect way for consumers to get in on the HD Radio experience,” Coby Head of Marketing Mark Farish in a statement. “We’re excited to be among the very first manufacturers to enter into this fast-growing CE category and to introduce our signature feature-loaded products.” The new HDR-700 is the first-ever cordless HD Radio
December 2007 From Product Reviews
On a recent flight to Denver for the CEDIA Expo, I couldn’t help but chuckle as I looked around and saw several of my fellow passengers attempting to watch DVD movies on their laptop computers. Don’t get me wrong, laptops are great – they give you e-mail, internet, solitaire and a nice, big screen for watching your DVDs. However, it’s that last feature that creates a real dilemma when you’re sitting in coach. If you’re using a laptop with a screen bigger than 12 inches, or the clown in front of you decides that his reclined back is more important than your knee room,
June 2007 From Product Reviews
Coby’s PMP4320 V-Zon player is a 20 GB pocket-sized music, movie and picture player and radio. That’s a lot to pack into a portable player, especially one with a 4.3-inch widescreen LCD display. However, it’s not altogether uncommon. The uncommon feature is the ability to record a video source on the fly. Coby’s recent MP3 and video players have had a fashion upgrade of sorts—this model sports a glossy black front reminiscent of a Sony PSP with a white back panel. There are only three buttons on the front plus a four-way joystick that also functions as an enter button. On the side, under a
Coby V-ZON Portable Media Player
May 2007 From College Gear Guide
Coby’s PMP4320 V-ZON player is a 20 GB pocket-sized music, movie and picture player. It even plays ebooks and FM radio. That’s a lot to pack into a portable player, especially one with a 4.3-inch widescreen LCD display. However, it’s not altogether uncommon. The uncommon feature is the ability to record a video source on the fly. Coby’s recent MP3 and video players have had a fashion upgrade of sorts—this model sports a glossy black front reminiscent of a Sony PSP with a white back panel. There are only three buttons on the front plus a four-way joystick that also functions as an enter button.
May 2007 From College Gear Guide
Coby’s PMP4320 V-ZON player is a 20 GB pocket-sized music, movie and picture player. It even plays ebooks and FM radio. That’s a lot to pack into a portable player, especially one with a 4.3-inch widescreen LCD display. However, it’s not altogether uncommon. The uncommon feature is the ability to record a video source on the fly. Coby’s recent MP3 and video players have had a fashion upgrade of sorts—this model sports a glossy black front reminiscent of a Sony PSP with a white back panel. There are only three buttons on the front plus a four-way joystick that also functions as an enter button.
January 2007 From News
To kick off its expanded line of MP3 players, Coby Electronics has formed a strategic alliance with the music download service eMusic.com. Any Coby MP3 player with 256MB of memory and above will be bundled with an offer of 50 free music downloads from eMusic.com. Coby launched an extensive line of portable music and media players for 2007 from $20 entry-level products to HDD-based full-featured video players. Coby’s Kenji Higa noted that 2006 MP3 player sales far exceeded their expectations. --Grant Clauser Talk about Coby’s offer in our forums!
