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Consumer Electronics Update
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ccording to the Consumer Electronics Association, the average U.S. household spent $1,179 in the past year on consumer
electronics products, including common household items like laptops, telephones and TVs, but also MP3 players, GPS automotive electronics, camcorders, digital cameras, and much more. Continuous technological advances, an array of everyday electronic equipment, and a plethora of accompanying accessories and related services make consumer electronics a lucrative market. Consumer electronics businessman and President of Mobile Net, Avi Yroshalmiane, explains, “Consumer electronics is a growing market and prices are coming down, making products widely available to all consumers.” It’s all about fi nding a niche in the growing market. Although a full service telecommunications
provider, Mobile Net has found its niche in the consumer electronics (CE) market — cont’d pg. 102
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ewelry makes defi nite fashion statements, and is purchased and prized for its beauty,
delicacy, and detail. Offering Modular European Charm Beads at $2 to $3 wholesale, the statement Bajul Imports expresses is one of high quality design for good value. “Compatible and interchangeable with the popular Biagi, Troll, Chamillia and Pandora designer jewelry, Bajul Imports’ charm beads can be sold at a suggested retail price of $5.99 to $8.99, allowing retailers to make a profi t that’s triple their cost,” according to Jeff Lewis, president of Bajul Imports. Available in design categories including alphabet and number, romance and — cont’d pg. 114
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