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whofan @ Sep 24th 2007 8:18PM
The Germans make Blaupunkt (blue point) brand stereos and Grundig brand televisions.
At least they didn`t throw away all their industry.
I hope we can save our auto industry.
Das Boese @ Sep 25th 2007 2:04PM
These companies already "died" in the 70s and 80s when cheaper, better japanese products took over the electronics market and have been plagued by bankruptcy, buyouts and layoffs ever since.
Even recently this trend continues with the death of BenQ-Siemens, the former cellphone division of Siemens which they sold off to BenQ who crushed it a year later.
Believe me, Germany's no better in that aspect than the US.