Kojima to release appliances jointly developed with GE

Kojima to release appliances jointly developed with GE

TOKYO, Japan - Kojima Co., a large-scale discount retailer of home electronics, said June 25 it will release on July 18 a refrigerator and two other appliances (in photo) jointly developed with General Electric Co. (GE) of the United States. The 320-liter refrigerator, free of environmentally harmful chlorofluorocarbon, will be offered for 128,000 yen, Kojima said.

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  • 2003/6/25 00:00:00
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