Editions
There are 13 completely distinct editions of Global Sources Magazines, each based on a major export industry and worked on by a different editorial and research team. Listed below are all the different editions, accompanied by the product lines they cover.
Auto Parts & Accessories: Delivery vehicles, shock absorbers, automotive lamps & lights, car boot/roof racks, spoilers, car pedal pads, parking sensor, GPS-based car alarms, central locking systems
Baby & Children's Products: Electronic educational learning systems, children's casual shoes and schoolbags, stuffed & plush toys, baby bottle/feeding products, discovery/developmental toys, children's party costumes and sports caps, baby booties
Computer Products: PDAs & accessories, portable media players, USB flash drives, tablet PCs, USB bluetooth dongles, LCD monitors, VoIP products, LAN storage devices, home networking technologies, flash MP3 players, TV tuners, LCD projectors
Electronic Components: Motor controllers, small-signal diodes, crystal oscillators/VCOs, SAW resonators, bridge rectifiers, coreless/micro motors, bluetooth modules, discrete components, image sensors, interconnect cables, RF cable assemblies, IDC connectors
Electronics: Portable DVD players, digital video cameras, camera battery packs, HD DVD players and recorders, home theater systems, satellite/cable receivers, car GPS, in-car entertainment systems, mobile DBV receivers
Fashion Accessories: Earrings, costume jewelry, LCD sports watches, semiprecious stone jewelry, beaded handbags, canvas/fabric shoulder bags, men's casual shoes, women's hats & caps, genuine leather belts, ties, perfume packaging bottles & components, nail art products
Garments & Textiles: Leather jackets, sports shorts & trousers, seamless undergarments, nylon fabric, printed cotton fabric, velour/ velvet/ velveteen fabric, sewing thread, metal buttons, synthetic leather
Gifts & Premiums: Promotional items, gifts, crafts and holiday decorations, stationery and office supplies games & hobbies, gifts & collectibles
Home Products: Household and kitchen appliances, housewares, furniture and furnishing, sporting and health goods
Hardware & DIY: Bathtubs & shower trays, cabinet hinges, nails & screws, garden sprinklers, power hand drills, chainsaws, recessed ceiling lights, power strips & extension cords, industrial machine bearings, gas detectors & alarms
Sports & Leisure: Fitness equipment & accessories, sporting goods & exercise equipment, golf equipment, sports equipment, water sports, camping & leisure, outdoor leisure supplies, fishing gear, bicycles, pocket bikes & scooters, skating & skateboarding supplies
Security Products: Biometric/non-biometric access control systems, intruder alarms, automotive security parts & accessories, central locking systems, remote starters, recessed ceiling lights, power strips & extension cords, personal alarms, fire/gas/smoke alarms, safes & vaults
Telecom Products: Interactive voice response systems, passive optical networking products, smartphones, bluetooth products, DWDM/WDM products, wireless VoIP products, network routers, set-top boxes
Japan Import: Focusing on Japan import market, the whole magazine was published in Japanese. However, the magazine ceased publication in 1990.
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“The next Augustan age will dawn on the other side of the Atlantic. There will, perhaps, be a Thucydides at Boston, a Xenophon at New York, and, in time, a Virgil at Mexico, and a Newton at Peru. At last, some curious traveller from Lima will visit England and give a description of the ruins of St. Paul’s, like the editions of Balbec and Palmyra.”
—Horace Walpole (1717–1797)