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And for the rest (heavy construction work vehicles, vibrators, hoovers, trains, ...) there is Hitachi
nope! Hitachi sold their Magic Wand brand a while ago, specifically to distance themselves from the association (look how well that worked lol). Good thing too because the new owners have been actually iterating on the product ever since and those vibrators are now even more incredible than their fame let on.
For everything else though, yeah Hitachi is still a conglomerate.
Lol and the fame carried on, like when I search for "Hitachi" on Bezos Marketplace I still get the magic wands.
And thanx for the info, IF I ever get a gf I know what to buy her/them :p
Also see Hitachi if you want to clear some mines, shoot mortars, or support artillery.
See Hyundai if you want a navy though http://naval-special.hhi.co.kr/en
Zelenskyy could use some of that
Along with electronics, Panasonic also made bicycles for the North American market until the late 1980s.
And I think Kawasaki still makes vehicle audio systems.