List
Company | Started mfg | Ended mfg |
---|---|---|
Aceawtasd | 2011 | Present |
Acer | 2001 | 2009 |
Admiral | 1947 | 1979 |
Advent | 1975 | Present |
Adyson | 2008 | 2011 |
Akai | 1929 | Present |
Akurra | 2011 | Present |
Alba (Now known as Harvard) | -O | - |
Allorgan | - | |
Amplivision | 2011 | Present |
Amstrad | - | - |
Andrea Electronics | 1947 | 1978 |
Anitech | 1999 | Present |
AOC International (brand name owned by TPV) | - | - |
Arcam | 2011 | Present |
Arena | - | - |
Argosy | - | - |
Asuka | 2011 | Present |
Atlantic | 2010 | Present |
Atwater Television | 1949 | 1952 |
Audar | 1949 | 1949 |
Audiosonic (related to Multitech, not a manufacturer, brand name only) | - | - |
Automatic Radio Manufacturing | 1949 | 1954 |
Autovox | - | - |
AWA | 1950's | 1970's |
Bace Television | 1947 | - |
Baird | 1926 | - |
Bang & Olufsen | - | present |
Base | 1947 | 1965 |
Basic Line | - | - |
Baur | - | - |
Baycrest (own by The Bay store) | - | - |
Beko | - | present |
BenQ | - | - |
Bell Television | 1945 | 1950s |
Beon | - | - |
Binatone | - | - |
BiSA | ||
Blaupunkt | - | - |
Blue Sky | - | - |
Blue Star | - | - |
Bondstec | - | BOSE |
BPL | 1980 | - |
Brandt | - | - |
Brionvega | 1947 | 1956 |
Britannia | 2011 | Present |
BSR | - | - |
BTC | - | - |
Bush Radio | - | - |
Calbest Electronics | 1947 | 1968 |
Candle | - | - |
Capehart Electronics | 1947 | 1965 |
Carrefour | - | - |
Cascade | 2011 | Present |
Cathay | - | - |
Cello | 2004 | Present |
Centurion | - | - |
Certified Radio Labs | 1947 | 1966 |
CGE | 2009 | Present |
ChiMei | - | - |
Cimline | - | - |
Citizen | c | - |
Clairetone Electric Corporation | 1967 | - |
Clarivox | - | - |
Clatronic | - | - |
Coby | - | - |
Colonial Radio (Sylvania) | 1949 | 1983 |
Color Electronics Corporation | 1964 | - |
Conar Instruments | 1962 | - |
Condor | - | - |
Conrac (Monitors) | 1958 | 1990 |
Conrac (Germany) | - | ? (various plasma TV sets around 2003) |
Contec | - | - |
Continental Edison | - | - |
Cortron Industries (Hoffman Radio, Hoffman Electronics, Hoffman Products) | 1948 | 1970 |
Cossor | - | - |
Crown | - | - |
Crystal | - | - |
CS Electronics | - | - |
CTC | - | - |
Curtis Mathes Corporation | 1960 | present |
Cybertron | - | - |
Daewoo | - | - |
Dainichi | - | - |
Dansai | - | - |
Dayton | - | - |
De Graaf | - | - |
Decca | - | - |
Deccacolour (UK) | - | - |
Defiant | - | - |
Dell | 2003 | 2008 |
Diamond vision | - | - |
Delmonico International Corporation | 1967 | - |
Diboss | - | - |
Dixi | - | - |
Dual | - | - |
Dual Tec | - | - |
DuMont Laboratories (Model 180 - America's first commercially manufactured TV) | 1938 | 1970s (early) |
Dumont (No relation to the above company) | - | - |
Durabrand (private label tradename of Wal-Mart) | 2003 | present |
Dyanora (in India) | - | - |
Dynatron | - | - |
Electronics Corp. (ECTV) (in India) | - | - |
English Electric Valve Company | - | - |
EKCO | - | - |
Elbe | - | - |
Electrohome | - | - |
Element Electronics | 2006 | present |
Elin | - | - |
Elite | - | - |
Elta | - | - |
Emerson Radio and Phonograph | 1947 | 1973 |
Emerson (no relation to the above company) | 1948 | present |
EMI | - | - |
Erres | - | 1967 (Van der Heem was taken over by Philips, brand name used well into the 1990s) |
Expert | - | - |
Farnsworth Television and Radio | 1947 | 1965 |
Ferguson Electronics | - | - |
Ferranti | - | - |
Fidelity Radio (nergê) | - | - |
Finlandia | - | - |
Finlux | 1971 | present |
Firstline | - | - |
Fisher Electronics | - | Fleetwood (CONRAC Corp) 1961 - 1970 |
Flint | - | - |
Formenti | 1947 | 2006 |
Frontech (not a manufacturer, brand name only) | - | - |
Fujitsu | 1992 | present |
Funai Electric | 1980s | present |
Geloso | 1931 | 1972 |
General Electric | 1947 | 1986 (taken over by Thomson) |
General Electric Company plc (UK manufacturer completely unrelated to the US manufacturer of the same name) | - | - |
Geloso | - | - |
Genexxa | - | - |
GoldStar | 1958 | 1995, name changed to LG Electronics |
Goodmans Industries | - | - |
Gorenje | - | - |
GPM | - | - |
Gradiente | - | - |
Graetz | - | - |
Granada | - | - |
Grandin | - | - |
Grundig | 1966 | 2003 (taken over by Beko, brand still exists) |
Hannspree | - | - |
Hanseatic | - | - |
Harvard International | 2000s | - |
Harvey Industries | 1989 | - |
HCM | - | - |
Heath Company/Heathkit | 1964 | 1989 |
Hinari Domestic Applicanes | - | - |
Hisawa | - | - |
HMV | - | - |
Hitachi, Ltd. | 1956 | present |
Hoffman Television (Cortron Ind) | 1948 | 1970 |
Howard Radio (Muntz) | 1948 | 1973 |
Huanyu | - | - |
Hypson | - | - |
Ice | - | - |
Ices | - | - |
ITS | - | - |
ITT Corporation | - | - |
ITT-KB (UK) | - | - |
ITT-SEL (Germany) | - | ? (bought by Nokia) |
Imperial | - | - |
Indiana | - | - |
Ingelen | - | - |
Inno Hit | - | - |
Interfunk | - | - |
Intervision | - | - |
Isukai | - | - |
IZUMI | 2008 | present |
Jensen Loudspeakers | 2003 | present |
JMB | - | - |
JVC | 1976 | present |
Kaisui | - | - |
Kamacrown | - | - |
Kane Electronics Corporation | 1967 | - |
Kapsch | - | - |
Kathrein | - | - |
Kendo | - | - |
Kent Television | 1951 | 1964 |
Kingsley | - | - |
Kloss Video | 1981 | - |
Kneissel | - | - |
Kogan | 2006 | Present |
Kolster-Brandes | - | - |
Korpel | - | - |
Koyoda | - | - |
Lanix | - | - |
Leyco | - | - |
LG Electronics (founded as GoldStar, name changed 1995) | 1958 | present |
Liesenkötter (cabinet builder only, bought chassis from manufacturers such as Philips) | - | - |
LLoyd's | - | - |
Loewe AG | - | present |
Luma | - | - |
Luxor | - | - |
M Electronic | - | - |
MTC | - | - |
Magnadyne | - | - |
Magnafon | - | - |
Magnasonic | - | - |
Magnavox | 1948 | 1976 |
Magnavox (subsidiary of Philips) | 1976 | present |
Maneth | - | - |
Marantz | 1992 | present |
Marconiphone | - | - |
Mark | - | - |
Matsui | - | - |
Mattison Electronics | 1949 | 1968 |
McMichael Radio | - | - |
Mediator (brand name owned by Philips) | - | - |
Memorex | 1961 | present |
Memphis | - | - |
Mercury-Pacific | 1950 | 1964 |
Metz | - | present |
Minerva | - | ? (taken over by Grundig) |
Minoka | - | - |
Mirc Electronics (Onida brand) (in India) | 1982 | present |
Mitsubishi | - | - |
Mivar | 1945 | - |
Motorola | 1947 | 1974 |
Multitech (not a manufacturer, brand name only) | - | - |
Muntz (Howard Radio) | 1948 | 1973 |
MT Logic (related to Multitech, not a manufacturer, brand name only) | - | - |
Murphy Radio | - | - |
NEC | 1950s | - |
Neckermann | - | - |
Nelco (in India) | - | - |
NEI | - | - |
Nikkai | - | - |
Nobliko | - | - |
Nokia (Nokia) | - | - |
Nordmende | - | 1990s |
North American Audio, Inc. | 1962 | - |
Olympic Radio and Television | 1948 | 1971 |
Oceanic | - | - |
Onwa | - | - |
Orion (Hungary) | - | - |
Orion (Japan) | - | - |
Osaki | - | - |
Oso | - | - |
Osume | - | - |
Otake | - | - |
Otto Versand | - | - |
Packard Bell, Teledyne Packard Bell | 1948 | 1974 |
Palladium | - | - |
Panama | - | - |
Matsushita (Panasonic, National, Quasar, Technics, Ramsa) | 1959 | present |
Pathe Cinema | - | - |
Pathe Marconi | - | - |
Pausa | - | - |
Perdio | - | - |
Peto Scott | - | - |
Philco (Philco-Ford) | 1947 | 1976 |
Philips | 1930s | present |
Philmore Manufacturing | 1948 | 1965 |
Phonola | 1939 | ? (taken over by Philips) |
Pilot Radio | 1948 | 1957 |
Pilot Radio Corporation (Jerrold Electronics) | 1964 | present |
Pioneer Electronics | 1985 | - |
Planar Systems | 1983 | present |
Polaroid | - | - |
Profex | - | - |
Prima | - | - |
ProLine | - | - |
ProScan (div. of Technicolor SA) | 1990s | present |
ProTech | - | - |
Pulser (own by canadian tire) | - | - |
Quasar | - | - |
Pye | - | - |
Quelle | - | - |
Questa | - | - |
R-Line | - | - |
Radiola | - | - |
Radiola (France, owned by Philips) | - | - |
RadioMarelli | 1929 | - |
Rank Arena | - | - |
Ravenswood (div. of Annapolis Electroacoustics Corp.) | 1962 | - |
RBM | - | - |
RCA | 1939 | 1986 (taken over by Thomson) |
Realistic | - | - |
Rediffusion | - | Dec.1985- |
Regentone | - | - |
Revox | - | - |
Rex | - | - |
RFT (Stassfurt plant) | - | 1991? (bought by Technisat) |
RGD (Radio Gramaphone Development Company) | - | - |
Roadstar (not a manufacturer, brand name only) | - | - |
Rolls | - | - |
SABA | - | - |
Saccs | - | - |
Saisho | - | - |
Salora | - | - |
Sambers | - | - |
Sampo Corp. of America | 1981 | present |
Samsung | 1989 | present |
Sanabria Television Corporation (American Television) | 1960 | - |
Sandra | - | - |
Sansui | 1987 | present |
Sanyo | 1953 | present |
SBR | - | - |
Schaub Lorenz | - | - |
Schneider Electric | - | - |
Schneider (Germany) | - | - |
Schneider (France, taken over by Philips) | - | - |
Sears | - | - |
SEG | - | - |
SEI | - | - |
Sei-Sinudyne | - | - |
Seiki Digital | 2009 | present |
Selco (in India) | 1980s | - |
Sèleco | 1984 | - |
Sentra | - | - |
Setchell Carlson | 1950 | 1970 |
Sharp | 1953 | Present |
Shorai | - | - |
Siarem | - | - |
Siemens AG | - | - |
Silo Digital | 2004 | Present |
Silver | - | - |
Sinudyne | 1946 | 2006 |
Sobell | - | - |
Solavox | - | - |
Sonitron | - | - |
Sonoko | - | - |
Sonolor | - | - |
Sonora | 1962 | - |
Sontec | - | - |
Sony | 1960 | present |
Soundwave | - | - |
Standard | - | - |
Stern | - | - |
Stromberg Carlson | 1950 | 1957 |
Sunkai | - | - |
Susumu | - | - |
Supra | 1974 | present |
Sylvania | 1949 | 1983 |
Symphonic Electronic Corp | 1960 | - |
Symphonic Radio and Electronics | 1952 | - |
Sysline | - | - |
Tandy | - | - |
Tashiko | - | - |
Tatung Company | 1979 | present |
Tec | - | - |
Tech-Master | 1948 | 1968 |
Technema | - | - |
Technics | - | - |
Technisat | - | present |
Tecnimagen (formerly Philips Spain) | - | -Technika |
TECO | - | - |
Teleavia | - | - |
Telefunken | - | - |
Telemeister | - | - |
Telequip | 1949 | 1968 |
Teletech | - | - |
Teleton | - | - |
Teletronics | 1970 | - |
Television, Inc. | 1950 | 1952 |
Tensai | - | - |
Texet | - | - |
Thomson SA (Some sold under RCA and GE brands) | 1940s? | present (after bankruptcy some assets were sold to Videocon and TCL, continued as Technicolor) |
Thorn Electrical Industries | - | - |
Thorn EMI | - | - |
TMA | 1948 | 1973 |
Tomashi | - | - |
Toshiba | 1952 | present |
TPV Technology | - | present |
TP Vision (joint venture between Philips and TPV) | 2012 | present |
Transvision | 1947 | 1967 |
Trav-Ler Radop | 1948 | 1965 |
Travelers Electronics Co. | 1954 | - |
Trinium Electronics Philippines | 2006 | Present |
Triumph | - | - |
Uher | - | - |
Ultra | - | - |
Ultravox | - | - |
United States Television Manufacturing Corp. | 1947 | 1952 |
Universum | - | - |
Vestel | 1980s | present |
Videocon | 1980s | present |
Videosat | - | - |
Videotechnic | - | - |
Viewsonic | - | - |
Vision | - | - |
Vistron | - | - |
Vizio | 2002 | present |
Vu | - | - |
Waltham | - | - |
Warwick | 1951 | 1977 |
Watson | - | - |
Watt Radio | - | - |
Wells-Gardner (Mostly private labels) | 1948 | 1990 |
Westinghouse | 1947 | 1969 |
Westinghouse Digital | 2003 | Present |
Weston Electronics (in India) | 1980s | - |
White-Westinghouse | - | - |
Yoko | - | - |
Yoko (not a manufacturer, brand name only) | - | - |
Zanussi | - | - |
Zenith Radio | 1948 | present |
Zonda | - | - |
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