NEC Casio Mobile Communications

NEC Casio Mobile Communications, established 1 May 2010, is a joint venture between three Japanese electronics manufacturers NEC, Casio and Hitachi, where NEC owns 70.74%, Casio 20.00% and Hitachi 9.26%.^[1] The company designs and manufactures mobile phones and related products. The company is the second largest maker of mobile terminals in Japan.^[2] The company headquarters is in Kawasaki, Kanagawa.

The company was formed as a merger between the mobile handset division of NEC and the former joint venture between Casio and Hitachi, Casio Hitachi Mobile Communications, established 1 April, 2004.^[3]

Casio G'zOne

In the United States and Japan, NEC Casio Mobile also manufactures phones under the Casio G'zOne brand.

References

↑ Corporate profile
↑ Toto, Serkan (27 May 2010). "New Japanese cell phone behemoth NEC Casio Mobile to go America soon". MobileCrunch. AOL Tech.
↑ "Casio and Hitachi Announce Joint Venture Details For Casio Hitachi Mobile Communications Co., Ltd.". Casio Computer Co., Ltd.

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Official website

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Casio

Products

Calculators

Cameras

Exilim

Musical
instruments

Synthesizers	CZ synthesizers MT-40 SD synthesizers SK-1 VL-1

Other	AZ-1 Casiotone CTK 230 CTK-691 Privia Zanzithophone

Software

PhotoLoader

Watches

G-Shock	DW-5000C DW-5600E Frogman Master of G

Other	F-91W Databank Oceanus Wave Ceptor

Other

Category
Commons

Hitachi

Divisions and
subsidiaries

Current	Clarion Hitachi Cable Hitachi Cable Manchester Hitachi Canadian Industries Hitachi Capital Hitachi Construction Machinery Hitachi Construction Machinery (Europe) Hitachi Consulting Hitachi Data Systems (BlueArc) Hitachi Electronics Hitachi Maxell Hitachi Medical Systems Hitachi Rail Horizon Nuclear Power JECS

Former	Euclid Trucks¹ Fabrik¹ Hitachi Global Storage Technologies²

Joint ventures and
shareholdings

Products, services
and standards

Current	ALiS D-VHS EMIEW Hitachi Adaptable Modular Storage 2000 Hitachi DX07 Hitachi Starboard Locomotives Hitachi Magic Wand Multiple units Hitachi 917 Hitachi SR8000 Hitachi Travelstar Hitachi TrueCopy LS-R M8 Stacked Volumetric Optical Disk SuperH Universal Storage Platform

Defunct	H8 Family HD64180 HITAC HITAC S-810 Hitachi 6309 Hitachi Deskstar Hitachi Flora Prius Hitachi G1000 Hitachi Hatsukaze Hitachi SR2201 Hitachi T.2 Hitachi TR.1 M6 Microdrive

People

Places

Other

¹Now integrated into other Hitachi divisions or business groupings ²Sold

Category
Commons

NEC

Divisions and
subsidiaries

Current	NEC Corporation of America NEC Display Solutions NEC Soft NEC Unified Solutions NetCracker

Defunct	NEC BIGLOBE

Joint ventures and
shareholdings

Current	Alaxala Networks (40%) Anritsu (6.9%) Japan Aviation Electronics (24.53%) NEC BIGLOBE NEC Casio Mobile Communications (70.74%) Renesas Electronics (33.97%)

Defunct	NEC Philips Unified Systems¹ Sony NEC Optiarc²

Products, services
and standards

Consoles
Microprocessors
Mobile phones
Personal computers
Supercomputers

People

Places

NEC Supertower

Other

¹Now wholly owned ²Sold

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Commons

Electronics industry in Japan

Companies

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outsourcing

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and servers

Servers only	Cisco Systems Hewlett Packard Enterprise IBM Inspur Oracle Corporation

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Foundries	GlobalFoundries TSMC United Microelectronics Corporation

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services

Methodology: FY2014/15 applicable revenues of over: group 1-3, 6-12 - US$3 billion; group 4 - US$2 billion; group 5 - US$1 billion; group 13 - US$20 billion

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