Toronto, May 11, 2007 –  VisionQuest has developed a variety of space-efficient products for consumers who are looking for practicality in electronics.

Jimmy Singh, regional sales Mmanager for VisionQuest, said the new products are highlighted by a digital photo frame that features a seven-inch screen and an eight-in-one memory card reader. The digital photo frame eliminates the need to print pictures. The product is available with either a black acrylic frame or traditional wood frame.

VisionQuest is will also fuse an LCD screen and DVD player into one unit. Embedded in the VisionQuest signature piano black casing the product comes in a 26-inch unit or 32- inch unit. Each one comes with a built-in memory card reader, allowing photo viewing from a digital camera.

The company will also release non- traditional electronic products as well such as a portable mini fridge, with 3.1 cubic feet of cold storage space, a freezer compartment and adjustable shelves and thermostat. Also available is the VisionQuest Wine Cooler, which holds up to 12 bottles.

The company will also release a table top patio heater.

About VisionQuest:
VisionQuest is a dynamic consumer electronics brand specializing in home entertainment products that combine exceptional visual performance with sleek aesthetics—and extraordinary pricing. Headquartered in Baldwin Park, California, VisionQuest offers a wide range of products including wide screen high-definition televisions, home theatre systems, DVD recorders, sound systems, LCD monitors and other digital lifestyle devices.
VisionQuest is supported by a new state-of-the-art 1.3-million-square-foot manufacturing plant in Shenzhen, China. The company employs 5,000 workers and is capable of producing more than 16 million units annually world wide.
 
For more information on VisionQuest and its products, please visit www.VisionQuestce.com.