New York, October 22, 2012. ACME Europe, the largest supplier and manufacturer of computer components and peripherals in Eastern and Central Europe, announces the launch of its own ACME brand in the American market.
The brand range includes electronics computer peripherals, multimedia devices, accessories and CDs and DVDs , small appliances irons, kettles, microwave ovens and other appliances and lighting solutions. As of today there are 26 product groups – in total more than 300 devices.
ACME offers 3 different lines to satisfy needs of different customers with different ages, preferences and financial status: Start is notable for optimal quality-price ratio Perform line is designed for sophisticated users Unique line presents products with design.
Along with strict control over the production of products, the corporation pays great attention to design and functionality. In 2012 ACME products participated in such prestigious international competitions as the Good Design Awards, If Design Awards, Reddot Award. Peanut mouse by ACME is unique in its kind and was awarded two awards of the Plus X Award 2012 – in the Design and Easeofuse categories. The prestigious European Plus X Award is traditionally awarded for special achievements in the development of new technologies, design solutions as well as for comfort in use and ecological compatibility.
“The decision to enter the new market was made due to the growing interest of American consumers,” comments Sales Director Lauri Mathias Koponen. – We offer our users high-quality and inexpensive products, that’s why we expect a strong start in America. In the future, we plan to expand the range of ACME brand in accordance with market trends and the needs of American users.”.
ACME brand devices will appear on the American market in the fourth quarter of 2012.
ACME seems to be a new player in the American market for computer and home appliances. I’m wondering what sets ACME apart from other established brands? Are their products reliable and high-quality in terms of both performance and durability? Additionally, are there any unique features or technologies that make ACME stand out from its competitors? I’d love to hear some insights or experiences from those who have already tried ACME products!