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5 Scariest Things About Our Industry
We round up the five scariest things about the custom electronics industry.
In the spirit of Halloween, we wanted to pass along five of the scariest things about the custom electronics industry.
It's only appropriate since the CE industry has been going through some scary times of late.
We've seen declining margins and a seemingly endless number of companies release financial reports filled with red.
But we've also seen SpeakerCraft president Jeremy Burkhardt put on a creepy booth show at CEDIA Expo 2008.
And our friends at Caster Communications came up with the crazy idea of what would happen if our own Julie Jacobson was Sarah Palin.
Let's be honest: nothing would be scarier than if Julie was in the running to be the next Vice President of the United States.
Click here to check out the five scariest things in our industry.
Related: Scariest Install: Halloween Park's Haunted House and Graveyard
It's only appropriate since the CE industry has been going through some scary times of late.
We've seen declining margins and a seemingly endless number of companies release financial reports filled with red.
But we've also seen SpeakerCraft president Jeremy Burkhardt put on a creepy booth show at CEDIA Expo 2008.
And our friends at Caster Communications came up with the crazy idea of what would happen if our own Julie Jacobson was Sarah Palin.
Let's be honest: nothing would be scarier than if Julie was in the running to be the next Vice President of the United States.
Click here to check out the five scariest things in our industry.
Related: Scariest Install: Halloween Park's Haunted House and Graveyard
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I only WISH I were as hot as Sarah Palin. She also has more impressive international credentials than I do—she can see both Russia and Canada from her house. I can only see Canada.