JVC MOBILE earns Consumer Digest “Best Buy” Award for the KD-HDR50 HD Radio / CD Receiver

Written by Michael G

Wednesday, 24 June 2009 11:45

JVC JVC Mobile Entertainment (www.mobile.jvc.com), a leading developer and manufacturer of sophisticated mobile, audio, and video products, has been awarded with the Consumer Digest “Best Buy” Award for the KD-HDR50 CD Receiver.

“We are extremely honored to have received this award from Consumer Digest,” said Chad Vogelsong, General Manager of Marketing for JVC Mobile Entertainment. “We continue to strive to make innovative, top quality mobile products that fit our consumers lifestyle and entertainment needs.”

“Consumer demand for HD radio is growing and we are thrilled to be on the cutting edge of this emerging technology,” said Bill Turner, Vice President, JVC Mobile Entertainment.

The KD-HDR50 CD Receiver features a built-in HD Radio™ tuner with multicast capability, front auxiliary input, full-speed USB 2.0 connection for iPod®/iPhone™ with 2-way control and iTunes® Tagging capability and a variable-color illumination display. iTunes® Tagging allows users to store or “tag” information about that song they are hearing on HD Radio™ and store it in their receiver. The tagged song information will transfer to their iPod®/iPhone™ and be recalled in iTunes® allowing them the option to purchase that song from the iTunes® store.

For more information about the KD-HDR50 or any of JVC Mobile Entertainment products, please visit www.mobile.jvc.com.

About JVC Mobile Entertainment:
JVC Mobile Entertainment products are marketed by JVC Mobile Company of America, a division of JVC Americas Corp., a wholly-owned subsidiary of Victor Company of Japan, Limited. JVC is a leading developer and manufacturer of sophisticated mobile, audio and video products that use superior technologies to deliver high quality sound and images.

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