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Marketnews — VisionQuest, an ODM company (“original design manufacturer”) entered the Canadian market early last year,
and since then, has introduced a diverse product line that ranges from
LCD and plasma TVs in varying flavours for different budgets, to less
tech-savvy (but still nifty) patio heaters and wine coolers. This
morning in the Gibson Jessop Gallery in downtown Toronto’s Historic
Distillery District, the company introduced its 2008 line of products,
three of which really stood out from the lot. by Christine Persaud Marketnews |
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MensTech.com — I think I’ve actually seen bigger remotes than this Gadget, but this is
where the price factors in. It’s the Vision Quest V-book and offers an
8 inch screen and what they are calling, basic functionality. MensTech.com |
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CBC News Tech Bytes — Celebrating one year in business, Mississauga, Ont.-based
VisionQuest made its debut at the Computer Electronics Show by
showcasing its newest flat-panel HDTVs and a small portable notebook PC. CBC NewsBy Ted Kritsonis, Special to CBCNews.ca
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VisionQuest, a relatively new entrant to the Canadian CE market, has expanded its LCD TV line-up with a new 1080p (1,920 x 1080) model, measuring 46-inches, and boasting a pair each of component and HDMI inputs.
by Christine Persaud - Marketnews
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A relative unknown in the LCD TV market, VisionQuest has turned out a rather remarkable new line of high definition TVs and monitors. In the LVQ-32EF1A "Rembrandt" LCD TV specifically, you get a seriously competitive HDTV at a price verging on cutthroat. by Shaun Conlin - Evergeek Media TheStar.com-Evergeek
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