Technology Brands and Products

Ajay Bhatt, an Indian-American computer architect at Intel, was the co-inventor of the USB (Universal Serial Bus) in the 1990s. His team developed this universal connectivity standard that replaced multiple port types.

Born in Japan Entertaining the world is Sansui's tagline, highlighting its Japanese origins and global reach in consumer electronics. Samsung is Korean, Phillips is Dutch, and Sony is also Japanese but uses different branding.

We are building a new technology company was Lenovo's tagline during its transformation period, reflecting its evolution from PC manufacturer to full technology company. Toshiba and Samsung are well-established tech companies, while Accenture is a consulting firm.

GSM stands for Global System for Mobile Communication, a standard for mobile phones and networks. Option C is correct. Options A, B, and D are incorrect - 'Global Syscom' and 'Mobile Communities/Community' are not the correct expansion.

Steve Jobs co-founded Apple (1976), Pixar (acquired 1986), and NeXT (1985). Atari was founded by Nolan Bushnell in 1972; Jobs worked there briefly before founding Apple but was not a co-founder.

Jobs became Disney's largest individual shareholder (7%) after the 2006 Pixar acquisition. At Apple, he held significant shares as co-founder and CEO, though 'majority' is technically misleading for both companies.

Sony's brand slogan 'Like no other' emphasizes the unique quality and innovation of their electronic products, setting them apart from competitors.

Lenovo was originally called 'Legend' when it was founded in China in 1984. The company changed its name to Lenovo (combining 'Le-' from Legend and '-novo' for new) in 2002 when preparing for international expansion, as 'Legend' was already trademarked in many countries.

Maria Sharapova endorsed Ericsson mobile phones during the early 2000s. This was a major celebrity endorsement deal for the Swedish telecommunications company. The other options (Samsung, Nokia, Motorola) had different celebrity endorsers.

Sansui, the Japanese electronics company, uses 'Born in Japan, Entertaining the World' as its tagline. This emphasizes the company's Japanese origins and its global entertainment technology reach, distinguishing it from other Japanese brands like Sony, Hitachi, or Sharp.

Dell's 'The power to do more' campaign emphasized their technology solutions. HCL uses 'Superbranding,' EpSON uses 'Exceed Your Vision,' and HP has different taglines. Dell's tagline focuses on empowerment and capability.

EPSON's tagline is 'Exceed Your Vision,' playing on their visual/printing technology. HCL, Pinnacle, and D-Link have different taglines. The tagline suggests going beyond what you can see or imagine.

Apple's famous 'Think Different' campaign (1997-2002) was a defining branding moment. The other options are Indian IT companies: L&T (infrastructure), iFlex (banking software), Hexaware (IT services). Apple's tagline celebrated creative thinkers.

'Connecting People' is the iconic tagline of Nokia, one of the world's former leaders in mobile telecommunications. This slogan perfectly captured Nokia's mission of bringing people together through mobile communication technology. While Samsung, Virgin Mobile, and Motorola are also mobile/telecom brands, this specific tagline is famously associated with Nokia's brand identity.