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2006
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Apr.
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PLUS Vision Corp. transfers the Digital Projector business to Kaga Components Co., Ltd.
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Mar.
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PLUS Vision increases its capital to 2,300 million yen.
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Feb.
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PLUS Vision introduces Copyboard BF-041 with PC connection as standard.
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2005
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Feb.
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PLUS Vision introduces U7 Series, the world's brightest projectors in 3kg or less class.
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2004
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Apr.
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PLUS Vision increases its capital to 2,000 million yen.
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2003
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Dec.
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PLUS Vision introduces V3-131 Digital Projector, the world's thinnest at 35mm.
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Nov.
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PLUS Vision introduces U5 Series Digital Projectors, featuring a high brightness in an compact body weighing about 2 kg.
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Apr.
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PLUS Vision increases its capital to 1,300 million yen.
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Feb.
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PLUS Vision introduces U4 Series Digital Projectors, the world's brightest projectors in 1.5-kg class.
PLUS Vision receives ISO14001 Environmental Certification.
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Jan.
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PLUS Vision unveils M Series Copyboards, the world's first plain-paper copyboards with memory card function.
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2002
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Oct.
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PLUS Vision Corp. and PLUS Industrial Corporation merge.
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Jun.
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PLUS Vision introduces U3-W Series Digital Projectors, which features a switch to the brighter display mode and other new functions for extended uses.
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2001
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Oct.
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PLUS Vision unveils V-1080 and V-807 Digital Projectors, the world's first* projector under 1kg.
Good Design Award (Japan) awarded to V-807. |
Jun.
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PLUS Vision introduces "Piano" Home Projector, the world's smallest & lightest* home projector delivering high quality images. PLUS PLAY THEATER SHOWROOM opens in Shinjuku, Tokyo.
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May.
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P&C Division separates from PLUS and establishes itself as an independent company, PLUS Vision Corp.
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Feb.
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PLUS Industrial Corp. establishes SHANTOU PLUS INSTRUMENTS CO., LTD., a joint venture with a local distributor in Shantou, Guangdong, China.
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Jan.
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PLUS introduces "PoinTech" Interactive Whiteboard.
PLUS starts "Projector Safety Warranty" service in Japan.
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2000
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Dec.
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PLUS Corporation of America acquired sales department and the brand name of Lightware, Inc. (USA).
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Jul.
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PLUS launches U3-1080 and U3-880 Digital Projectors, winning Good Design Award (Japan) in October. iF Design Award (Germany) awarded to U3-1080 following January.
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1999
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Jul.
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PLUS unveils U2-1080 and U2-870 Digital Projectors, winning Good Design Award (Japan) in October.
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1998
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Oct.
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PLUS introduces UP-1100 Digital Projector.
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Mar.
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"Meeting Scene business" Division renamed as "P&C (Presentation & Communication) business" Division.
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Feb.
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PLUS introduces compact, lightweight, high- brightness UP-800 Digital Projector.
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1997
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Jun.
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PLUS Corp. introduces a compact, lightweight, high-brightness projector using DLPTM technology (developed by Texas Instruments) at INFOCOMM International '97 (USA).
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*The information is current as of the announce of the products.
*DLP® is a registered trademark of Texas Instruments. |
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