66
67
Brands
Codes
Windstar
57
Windy Sam
149
Wintel
26
World-of-Vision 101, 103, 104, 105, 111, 113,
183, 235
Worldview
018, 045
Woxter
223
Xenius
76
Xiron
255
XLogic
081, 166
XMS
219
Xomax
246
Xoro
110, 111
Xrypton
009, 149
X-View
109
Yakumo
236
Yamaha
004, 197
Yamishi
009, 045, 055, 057, 134,
149
Yokan
009, 149
Yoko
009, 015, 024, 027, 037,
039, 055, 134, 136, 149
Yorx
55
Yoshita
97
Ytawaï
223
Yüsmart
236
Zanussi
061, 134
Zenith
210
Zenor
136
Zepto
228
ZX
33
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