Ever wondered what these famous logos stand for? We pronounced the brand name as it is – initials – but never thought of what it means. We are bringing the answers to you now. (:
Home Box Office
(initially proposed as ‘The Green Channel’)
Television
Volkswagen
(stands for ‘People’s Car’)
Automotive
The Learning Channel
(founded in 1972)
Television
Advanced Micro Devices
(a 43-year old California company)
Electronics
Array Technologies Inc.
(Nvidia’s main competitor)
Electronics
*updated
Systeme, Anwendungen, Produkte
(Systems Applications and Products)
(started by 5 ex-IBM employees)
Software Manufacturer
International Business Machines
(also known as ‘Big Blue’)
Computer & Technology
Hewlett-Packard
(founded by William (Bill) Redington Hewlett and Dave Packard)
Information Technology
General Electric
(3rd largest company in the world)
Conglomerate
Federal Express
(can you see the arrow in the logo)
Logistics
Columbia Broadcasting System
(sometimes referred to as the ‘Eye Network’)
Television
British Broadcasting Corporation
(largest broadcaster in the world)
Television
American Broadcasting Company
(sometimes referred to as the ‘Alphabet Network’)
Television
Cable News Network
(first channel to provide 24-hour news service)
Television
Minnesota Mining and Manufacturing Company
(producer of over 55,000 products)
Conglomerate
National Aeronautics and Space Administration
(established in 1958)
Aeronautical
Bayerische Motoren Werke (Bavarian Motor Works)
(first car produced was named ‘Dixi’)
Automotive
United Parcel Service
(nicknamed as ‘Brown’)
Courier
Victor Company of Japan
(developed the VHS Recorder, Video Home System)
Electronics
The Microsoft Network
(Microsoft based Internet Service Provider)
Scientifically Treated Petroleum
(strongest company name when it launched in 1953)
Automotive Oil
Entertainment and Sports Programming Network
(logo remains the same since 1985)
Television
James Bullough Lansing
(James created JBL after leaving Altec Lansing in 1946)
Audio Electronics
Bill and Don Kirschner
(founded by brothers Bill and Don in 1961)
Sporting Goods
National Broadcasting Company
(sometimes referred to as ‘Peacock Network’)
Television
Kinda noticed that these Television companies have a nickname – The Eye, Peacock. Weirdly interesting. Which is your favorite logo? And did I missed anything out? Feel that there are a million more out there but I only managed to cough up these few famous brands. Let me know should one come to your mind. Cheers!
sap full form is wrong ..its systems applications and products
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Our bad. You got that right @bloomiola. Thanks!
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