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SONY
SONY
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Jeopardy! owner
Like no other sloganeer
PlayStation producer
Spider-Man studio
Wheel of Fortune studio
make.believe sloganeer
Ad award
Audio industry giant
BMG partner
Beta builder
Betamax creator
Betamax introducer
Betamax maker
Big name in Culver City
Big name in electronics
Big name in games
Big name in television
Bravia TV maker
CD player maker
Camcorder maker
Columbia Pictures owner
Company co-founded by Akio Morita
Company founded by Akio Morita and Masaru Ibuka
Company that introduced the transistor radio in 1952
Creator of the Betamax tape format
Discman maker
Discman manufacturer
Electronics brand
Electronics company
Electronics giant
Electronics name
Film giant
Fisher rival
Game-console maker
Handycam maker
Hitachi competitor
It has developed the SDR-3X robot
It took over the old MGM lot
Its launching a new pet robot
Its PlayStation 2 has debuted in North America
JVC competitor
JVC rival
Japanese electronics giant
MGM Studios owner
Magnavox rival
Major TV brand
Maker of VAIO computers
Maker of robots
Maker of the robotic dog Aibo
Matsushita competitor
Memory Stick maker
Mitsubishi competitor
Mitsubishi rival
Name in TVs
Name in electronics
PS3 maker
PSP maker
Panasonic competitor
Panasonic rival
PlayStation 2 maker
PlayStation 3 maker
PlayStation 3 parent
PlayStation maker
PlayStation manufacturer
RCA competitor
RCA rival
SDDS sound-system maker
Sanyo rival
Sharp competitor
Sharp rival
TV manufacturer
They purchased Columbia Pictures in 1989
Tommy Mottolas employer
Toshiba alternative
Toshiba competitor
Toshiba rival
Trinitron TV maker
Trinitron maker
VAIO computer maker
VAIO maker
Video cassette tape inventors
Videotape brand
Walkman creator
Walkman developers
Walkman introducer
Walkman maker
Walkman pioneer
Yamaha competitor
___ Picture Studios (Jeopardy! taping site)
___ Pictures
___ Pictures (entertainment company)
___ Pictures Television (Jeopardy! producer)
Pictures.
LG Electronics competitor
Vaio manufacturer
Memory Stick manufacturer
Maker of Aibo robotic pets
Owner of Columbia Pictures
Tokyo-based electronics giant
Conglomerate originally named Tokyo Tsushin Kogyo
PlayStation company
Pioneer in portable music
Xperia maker
Tokyo electronics giant
Japanese video game giant
Company founded as Tokyo Tsushin Kogyo K.K.
Wheel of Fortune owner
PlayStation developer
__ Pictures Studios (Jeopardy! setting)
Maker of PlayStation game systems
Current owner of MGMs first studios
Pioneer in mini media players
Tech giant that originally got its name from a combination of the Latin word for sound and a slang term for a young boy
Company that finally stopped producing new Betamax tapes in March 2016
Creator of AIBO, now in the Carnegie Mellon University Robot Hall of Fame
Co. instrumental in opening the era of consumer microelectronics with its TR-63 transistor radio
___ Pictures, one of Hollywood's Big Five studios
PlayStation's creator
Japanese maker of PlayStations
Walkman developer
Walkman developer
Laptop maker
Vaio laptop maker
Vaio laptop maker
Owner of one of Hollywoods Big Five studios
Xperia Tablet maker
Xperia Tablet maker
Samsung rival
PlayStations creator
Maker of PlayStations and Walkmans
Maker of Walkman and PlayStation
Maker of AIBO dogs, once
JumboTron maker
Tokyo-based tech giant
PlayStation 5 maker
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