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Hewlett               Packard               Hewlett               Packard               has               become               one               of               the               largest               Electronics               Companies               in               the               World.

The               Company               was               established               in               1939               by               Bill               Hewlett               and               David               Packard               in               Paolo               Alto,               California.

The               companies               specialize               in               the               production               of               personal               computers,               servers,               storage               devices,               printers,               networking               equipment,               Computer               monitors,               digital               cameras,               digital               imaging               equipment,               digital               media               equipment,               printers               and               more.

The               future               of               Hewlett               Packard               seem               bright               with               is               annual               revenue               increasing               by               more               than               6               million               dollars               in               2004.

Hewlett               Packard's               assets               outweigh               it's               liabilities               with               a               current               ratio               of               1.8               which               means               greats               things               for               there               share               holders.

There               dividend               payout               it               that               of               $.32               per               share               and               that               is               projected               to               raise               by               $.3               by               the               end               of               the               2006               fiscal               year.

Hewlett               Packard               recently               acquired               Compaq               computers               which               should               aid               in               strengthening               there               financial               outlook               by               the               end               of               2006               and               even               though               there               merger               met               with               some               opposition               it               was               proven               to               be               very               profitable               for               the               company               and               its               shareholders.

All               in               all               Hewlett               Packard               is               posting               great               numbers               and               is               positioning               itself               to               be               a               very               promising               investment.
               
               NYSE               Symbol:               HPQ
               Fiscal               Year               End:               October
               2004               Sales               (mil):               $79,905.00
               2004               Employees:               151,000
               Current               Ratio:               1.43
               Asset               Turnover               Ratio:               1.1
               Total               Debt               to               Total               assets               Ratio:               0.50
               Price/Earning               Ratio:               28.53
               Dividend               Payout:               27.8%
               Sanyo
               Sanyo               produces               consumer               and               commercial               electronics.

Sanyo               has               more               than               170               subsidiaries               throughout               the               world.

They               create               things               ranging               from               electric               bicycles               to               semi               conductors.

They               also               produce               items               such               as               CD               players,               Televisions,               Appliances,               Cell               phones,               Batteries               and               more.

Sanyo               has               been               struggling               a               bit               financially               within               the               past               year               its               total               revenue               increased               by               a               mere               $350,000               in               the               year               2004.

However               its               assets               outweigh               it's               liabilities               with               a               current               ratio               of               1.78.

There               debt               to               assets               ratio               is               average               which               helps               to               keep               Sanyo               in               the               running.

Sanyo               can               be               a               great               investment               with               shares               costing               about               $11.36               per               share               and               dividend               payout               of               about               $.12               per               share.

This               is               set               to               decrease               slightly               by               the               end               of               the               fiscal               year.

Sanyo's               future               is               still               however               very               promising               with               recent               alliances               with               Companies               such               as               Samsung,               Sharp,               Seiko               Epson               and               others.

I               would               say               definitely               keep               Sanyo               on               your               watch               list.
               NASDAQ               Symbol:               SANYY
               Fiscal               Year               End:               March
               2005               Sales               (mil):               $25,173.7
               2004               Employees:               82,337
               Current               Ratio:               1.09
               Asset               Turnover               Ratio:               1.0
               Total               Debt               to               Total               Assets               Ratio:               0.89
               Price/Earning               Ratio:               -               -
               Dividend               Payout:               -
               
               Sony               
               Sony               is               one               of               leading               electronics               companies               in               the               world.

However               electronics               is               just               the               tip               of               the               iceberg               for               this               multifaceted               company.

With               ties,               to               music,               movies,               and               home               of               one               the               most               popular               gaming               consoles               (PlayStation               2)               ever               Sony               is               a               force               to               be               reckoned               with               Sony               appears               to               be               one               of               the               main               front               runners               of               the               game               console               division,               however               sales               of               other               products               like               there               DVD               recorders,               digital               cameras,               music               and               others               have               dropped.

Thanks               to               competitors               like               Apple               and               its               Ipod               as               well               as               Samsung               and               its               entire               consumer               electronics               line.

Sony               is               seemingly               being               left               in               the               dust.

Sony's               revenue               dropped               by               more               than               6               million               dollars               in               the               year               2004               and               projections               are               not               looking               good               for               the               end               of               the               2005               fiscal               year.

Assets               however               outweigh               liabilities               with               a               current               ratio               of               1.19               however               that               number               is               expected               to               decrease               by               the               end               of               the               2006               fiscal               year               which               could               mean               serious               financial               trouble               for               the               Sony               corporation.

Hopefully               the               launch               of               the               new               Play               Station               will               breathe               some               life               into               this               company               but               until               then               I               suggest               you               steer               clear               of               Sony.
               NYSE               Symbol:               SNE
               Fiscal               Year               End:               March
               2004               Sales               (mil):               $66,912
               2004               Employees:               162,000
               Current               Ratio:               1.19
               Asset               Turnover               Ratio:               0.8
               Total               Debt               to               Total               Assets               Ratio:               0.70
               Price/Earning               Ratio:               31.90
               Dividend               Payout:               15.1%
               The               most               promising               company               out               of               these               three               electronics               giants               appears               to               be               Hewlett               Packard.

With               it's               promising               numbers,               successful               mergers,               and               increasing               revenue.

HP               shares               go               for               about               $29               a               pop               and               they               are               expected               to               rise               over               the               holiday               season.

HP               also               has               few               more               tricks               up               its               sleeves               to               help               increase               sales               and               beef               up               profit.

I               tried               to               find               out               just               what               they               were               but               everything               appears               to               be               on               the               extreme               hush,               hush.

Basically               HP               appears               to               be               the               more               solid               and               promising               choice,               I               would               personally               invest               in               this               company.

My               verdict               Hp               all               the               way!






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