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The D2-MAC method for TV components allowed digital sound to be transmitted in stereo and in various languages. Loewe produced a television with an internally pluggable D2-MAC decoder, Sat-TV tuner, and PiP modules. However, the 1,250-line HDTV did not manage to establish itself and was taken off the
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Loewe celebrated its 100th anniversary in 2023, adopting a new slogan, “Century of Excellence”. In partnership with the town of Kronach, Loewe opened an exhibition displaying products from different historical periods at Rosenberg Castle in Kronach, which will operate for the full anniversary year. A
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In 1963, Loewe launched the Optaport, a portable television. It had a 25 cm-wide screen and built-in FM radio. The first Loewe colour televisions were launched along with the introduction of colour television in Germany. In 1979, Loewe began production of a fully integrated chassis television.
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In 2010, Loewe developed its first batch-produced LCD TV with LED background lighting, the next-generation “Individual SL”. In the same year, the LED series “Art” and “Connect” with DR+Streaming, MediaText, HbbTV, CE-HTML, and an improved streaming client were introduced at the IFA exhibition. The
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1998 marked two more milestones in the company history: the launch of the Xelos @Media, a television with internet access, and that of the Spheros, the first Loewe flat-screen television. In the following year, Loewe AG had its IPO, led by Rainer Hecker (CEO) and Burkhard Bamberger (CFO).
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Following financial hardships, in July 2013 the company filed for bankruptcy protection, but on 1 October 2013, the Loewe Group entered into a self-administration process. In March 2014, major assets from Loewe AG were taken by the Munich-based investor Stargate Capital GmbH.
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The environmentally friendly “CS1” television went into production in 1995. Television tubes could be disposed of separately while the casing cover and electronics were designed such that they could be completely melted for reuse. Hence, the CS1 was recyclable.
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From 1995 onwards, Loewe kept evolving from classic consumer electronics to a multimedia specialist. In 1997, Loewe introduced the “Xelos @Media” — the first TV with internet access. In the same year, the first Loewe flat-screen TV, “Spheros”, debuted.
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In 2021, Loewe acquired 65,000 m² of land and buildings from the town of Kronach to secure its location for the long term future. The plans consider step-by-step renovation of the complete area with erection of new office and administrative facilities.
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In December 2019, Skytec Group Ltd took 100% ownership of the brand, creating Loewe Technology GmbH and associated subsidiaries. During 2021, Loewe introduced the SL7 streaming TV platform, standalone audio products, and a new sub-brand: We.by.Loewe.
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increasing intelligent networking of modern homes was integrated with functions like “Follow-Me”, which enables the user to record or start watching a movie in one room and finish watching it in another room, enabling a multi-room function.
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In 2016, Loewe introduced a German nomenclature of its products in order to "authentically communicate its German roots". The German product names are supposed to convey the use of the respective products within the entertainment system:
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In 1929, Loewe started producing televisions. Manfred von Ardenne focused on electronic circuits. On 14 December 1930, with the help of the cathode ray tube, he succeeded in full electronic transmission of diapositives.
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The company was started in 1923 in Berlin, when Siegmund Loewe and his brother David Ludwig Loewe established a radio manufacturing company named Radiofrequenz GmbH. Their work with the young physicist
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In 2021, Loewe Technology introduced a new sub-brand called We.By.Loewe, which targets the younger generation and offers products at more affordable price points. The current range includes LCD TVs (
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In 1963, Loewe designed a fully transistorized and portable TV, the “Optaport”. The device had a screen diagonal of 9.8 inches and was equipped with an integrated ultra-shortwave radio section.
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In 1985, management made Loewe a privately owned company again after Philips sold its shares. In the same year, Loewe created the Art 1, a new generation of TVs with a focus on design.
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In 1949, Siegmund Loewe regained possession of the company's property and took over as chairman of the supervisory board. In the 1950s, Loewe began producing the Optaphon, a
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took over the majority of shares. Under this management, which continued until 1985, the company specialised increasingly in the development and production of televisions.
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In February 1981, Loewe presented the first stereo sound TV in Europe. Four years later, they introduced the “Art 1”, a newly design-oriented generation of televisions.
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11 Thesen zur nachhaltigen MarkenfĂźhrung und -implementierung. Mit einem umfassenden Fallbeispiel der Loewe AG, Gabler Fachverlage, Wiesbaden 2009,
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In 1988, the MultiTel TV 10 was released. Telephoning, keeping a name register, database queries, sending Telexes, and telefax were available.
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book titled “100 years of Loewe design” has been published with another book, “100 Years of Loewe History in Images”, released later in 2023.
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Die Entwicklung der deutschen Radio- und Fernsehindustrie und das Unternehmen Loewe 1923–1962. Klartext Verlag, Essen 2005,
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came to power in Germany, Siegmund Loewe was forced to emigrate to the US in 1938, where he developed a friendship with
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Television development began at Loewe in 1929. The company worked together with British television pioneer
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agents obtained radio detection-finders vans from Loewe-Opta to be used against espionage in Belgium.
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In 1962, the family company tradition ended with the death of Siegmund Loewe. Subsidiaries of the
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75 Jahre Loewe (1923–1998). Und die Zukunft geht weiter, author's edition 1998
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Frank Keuper, JĂźrgen Kindervater, Heiko Dertinger, Andreas Heim (Hrsg.):
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market after the distribution of German programmes via Astra.
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Kronach
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Kronach, Upper Franconia
Manfred von Ardenne
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integrated circuit
John Logie Baird
Berlin Radio Show
Adolf Hitler
Albert Einstein
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cassette tape recorder
video recorder
Philips group
Loewe head office in Berlin, 1923

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