TDK Products A Heritage of Quality and Creativity
17October 5, 2012 by Nessie
Since its introduction in 1935, TDK has been dedicated to enriching our experiences and lifestyle with masterfully engineered and specially designed media products. From electronic materials to recording and data-storage media, TDK made sure that each of their products carries on the company’s aim to “contribute to culture and industry through creativity”. True enough, they became known world-wide for the production of magnetic tapes, which was also shortly followed by the infamous music icon, the compact cassette in 1966.
TDK also boasted of an impressive portfolio of magnetic and optical media products. First there was the videotape and the CD-R that claimed its fame on their respective eras. In 2004, TDK became the first brand to develop the Blu-ray post DVD technology.
When Imation took the brand under its wing in 2007, they continued to market TDK Life on Record brand products such as recordable DVDs, CDs and Blu-ray discs, and developed more innovations such as flash drives, tape cartridges, headphones and computer speakers. As a tribute to TDK’s motto, they continued to tailor-fit these products to cater the ever-evolving digital music culture.
Continuing the TDK Legacy
In 2010, Imation broadened the TDK Life on Record line with the addition of high-quality audio products and headphones. With this new venture, TDK will accommodate more and more people with different musical taste and needs and at the same time, continue to uphold the legacy it started.
TDK is available in the following retail outlets:
- Astrovision at SM Mall of Asia, SM Megamall, SM North EDSA Main, Trinoma, Robinsons Place Manila, V-Mall, Shangri-la Plaza, Greenbelt 5 and Alabang Festival Mall
- Ansons at The Link, Cash N Carry and Alabang Town Center
- Gadgets N Style at Shangri-la Plaza, Trinoma and Marquee Mall
- Western Appliance at Farmers Cubao, Sta. Lucia East Grand Mall and SM Megamall
- Digital Walker at Eastwood Mall
- Switch at Alabang Town Center, Marquee Mall, UP Technohub, College of St. Benilde and Parksquare
- I-Gig at Promenade Greenhills
- A Shop at Glorietta, Eastwood Mall and Trinoma
- Electronic Boutique at Shangri-la Plaza, Waltermart Muñoz, Parksquare and Sta. Lucia East Grand Mall
- SM Appliance at Rockwell, SM San Lazaro, SM Makati and SM Fairview
For more information, please visit www.tdkperformance.com
I’m familiar with the TDK brand for headset. The headset produces clear and crisp sounds straight to your ears.
In addition, these are really high quality headsets and speakers which avid music lovers would love.
TDK is one of those brands of headset that i really like to use everyday and its so comfortable plus it produces clear and crisp sounds so you appreciate good music.
I have yet to try TDK headphones. I’m sure they are of good quality like their other products.
I just might buy this based on the review. Thanks for this. TDK is the brand we had at Accenture.
We had a music shops in Batangas City and Balayan before, we used to sell TDK products, especially headsets and blank tapes.
I think CDR King also sells TDK and I also purchase it, so far so good
i used to know tdk headset on pinoytechblog
Im not really that familiar with TDK. Im pretty happy with my dre beats pa.
guess I need to try it soon, since I love listening music on my ipod.
I like the headset’s design, so chic! I’m not familiar with the brand too
My brother has TDK headset but haven’t tried it yet if it is really high quality.
I’m actually not a fan of “bulky” headphones. I like yung mga discreet-looking types.
Nice ad for TDK sis. I don’t know which brand I’m using though… my hubby won a headset from a company bowling event…hihihi
i’m not fond of putting headset in my ears but my kids do. We have Sennheiser as one of the freebies we got when we purchase our Samsung laptop. I tried it and it and the sound experience was powerful and I guess TDK gives the same quality as well.
no doubt TDK is one of the trusted brands when it comes to this technology.
TDK has been one of those brands I’ve long used, from cassette tapes to DVDs. Haven’t found a need yet for the headphones, but will keep this in mind when that happens.
I haven’t tried TDK yet, but it looks so stylish and edgy despite being quite simple
Hopefully I’ll get to test this brand out for myself. Thanks for sharing this!