(Logo: http://www.newscom.com/cgi-bin/prnh/19990804/SNYLOGO ) ``Sony built its reputation on two pillars: its commitment to manufacturing the highest quality products, and its commitment to its customers to help them integrate these products into their business solutions,'' said John Scarcella, senior vice president, sales and marketing, Sony Electronics' Broadcast and Professional Company (BPC). ``This historic new payment program demonstrates how Sony's continuing commitment to its customers in a challenging economy. It provides them with a plan to defer costs without having to defer their migration to more efficient ways of doing business with Sony products.''
>From now until March 29, 2002, customers can purchase a broad range of Sony
BPC products through financing offered by Sony Financial Services LLC and
make no payments with any interest until January 1, 2003. Once a customer is
approved for the program by Sony Financial Services, the purchased
product(s) will ship to the customer and the ``No Payment/No Interest''
period will begin.
The program spans a broad range of Sony equipment, including popular models of HDCAM and DVCAM cameras, VTR's, display monitors, projectors, security equipment, data systems products, digital disk recorders, video conferencing equipment, digital photography products, and pro-audio products.
For a complete list of eligible models, the terms and conditions, please contact your Sony BPC Account Manager; Sony Authorized Professional Reseller or Distributor; or go to http://www.sony.com/professional.
Sony Electronics' Broadcast and Professional Company (BPC) provides advanced products and systems for a variety of professional and broadcast markets, including production, corporate, industrial, government, security, medical and education. Sony offers a variety of digital products and systems designed to facilitate the transition to digital technologies and the emerging broadband network era. Sony products, systems and services include those for broadcast acquisition, production, storage, data management, system integration, digital imaging, digital printing, large and small venue display, and projection needs. Sony Electronics recorded annual sales approaching $14 billion in the fiscal year that ended March 31, 2001.