CES - DAY 3 - Transcript - Hour 2, Segment 1

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David Lawrence: Live from the show of Lawrence the Consumer Electronics Show I am David Lawrence on Online Tonight.

David Lawrence: It is 7 minutes past the hour special edition of Online Tonight. We are live in Las Vegas throughout that of the studio for a few days to come to the Consumer Electronics Show the biggest show of its kind in the United States and certainly one of the largest shows in Las Vegas. So big that it's too big for the Las Vegas Convention Center. Usually Las Vegas Convention Center is put up into three different parts North, Central and South Halls and some of the larger conventions might take up some of most of one of those halls. Where here it's so big that they have international prevalence of the Hilton and places of the various hotels and sweats and meetings and all that stuff. But right here where we are in the North Hall is sort of mobile audio central. You will hear a low rumbling throughout the course of the show and that*s basically all the sub workers in sort of this company it feels like the building is about to lift up. And joining us is one of those not, not very loud in your booth more information than volume in the Blaupunkt. So with us is our Lutz Marschall, is that right. Is it spelled properly and did I pronounce the name of the company properly Blaupunkt.

Lutz Marschall: Perfectly.

David Lawrence: Yeah.

Lutz Marschall: Perfectly like a true German.

David Lawrence: Like a true German, yeah 1.02.27________. And I don*t know what that means but I think I said that I speak 9 times or something what did I say?

Lutz Marschall: I don*t want to repeat that.

David Lawrence: Okay good, alright Lutz is with Blaupunkt USA. You are the manager of the whole shebang, right? You handle everything in the United States, don*t you?

Lutz Marschall: That*s great I am responsible for the aftermarket.

David Lawrence: There you go. Now, Blaupunkt is original equipment in a lot of European Cars, I mean you buy cars new and you will get a number of different manufacturers but Blaupunkt is certainly one of them. For years for decades and all throughout that time I had no idea the Blaupunkt is a non-profit company.

Lutz Marschall: Well Blaupunkt is owned, it was a brand of the Robert Bosch Corporation. You might know Bosch Fridges Bosch power tools. You got to own Bosch drill or something like that, you know Bosch power plugs.

David Lawrence: I don*t but I know a lot of drag script drivers and people who customize their cars they probably know all about that sort of thing. I drive a Nissan and I don*t get into the whole customization.

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