Why are there no good quality American consumer electronics maker?

All the top of the line HDTV’s, LCD’s, Speakers, Stereos, Cameras, Camcorders, Music Players, cell phones, etc, are all Japanese/Korean companies like Sony, Panasonic, Samsung, Toshiba, LG, Hitachi, etc.

Cannot think of one single American company, why is that?

I thought American technology is the best in the world, and should stay in the forefront in these electronics markets? Is there a deep reason for it?

Answer by warmstr426
Mainly because the US has moved away from manufacturing. We are now mainly a service economy, although we still have manufacturing and agricultural economies running but not on a scale with the service industries.

Answer by TV guy
Where do you live?

Have you heard of Apple? (ipods, iphones, etc.)
HP (Laptops, printers, etc.)
Motorola (cell phones)
Microsoft (xbox360)

To name just a few.

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what is it like, was it hard to get the job, are you always stressed, is the pay good

Answer by vineo76
Why, are you looking for a job?

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