Vizualogic™ Receives Consumers Digest “Best Buy” Award for Vizualogic™ RoadTrip™

Written by Michael G

Tuesday, 23 June 2009 12:59

TMI Products, Inc. / Vizualogic today announced its distinguished recognition of Consumers Digest Best Buy award for Vizualogic™ RoadTrip™ – a complete universal rear seat entertainment system.

The inspiration for RoadTrip™ came from customers searching for rear seat entertainment for older, hard-to-fit vehicles, recalled Brian Torres, Vizualogic VP of Business Development for TMI Products, Inc. Torres said “ We listened to our customers and developed RoadTrip to fill a need in the mobile electronics industry where there simply wasn’t any products to fill the demand. We’re fortunate to have the staff in-house to quickly develop and bring to market products like RoadTrip. To be recognized by Consumers Digest as a best buy pick shows we hit our market target.

About RoadTrip:
Vizualogic™ RoadTrip™ is a complete universal rear seat entertainment package aimed toward the average DIY installer. RoadTrip includes two replacement headrest with pre-installed 7” TFT/LCD touch screen monitors with integrated DVD player, three interchangeable covers (black, gray and tan), wireless remote control, two adjustable wireless IR headphones that fold-up for easy storage and an integrated FM modulator. RoadTrip™ also features simple connectivity with RCA and Molex plugs which makes installation as easy as plugging in your home DVD player. All RoadTrip rear seat entertainment systems come in full color retail packaging. Vizualogic also developed retail point of purchase marketing materials to support retailers.

Vizualogic RoadTrip

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Vizualogic™ is a division of TMI Products, Inc. and specializes in the development and manufacturing of high quality integrated mobile electronic systems and mobile electronic accessories. For more information visit www.vizualogic.com

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