Formed in 2006 by a group of Southern California tech enthusiasts, Aluratek builds consumer electronics around a simple idea: sophisticated technology should remain easy to use. Its products are made for everyday consumers who want simpler connections between their devices, with digital photo frames serving as a particularly distinctive part of the company’s identity.
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Aura Home, IncAura Home, Inc. makes Wi‑Fi digital picture frames that bring photos and short videos from a phone onto a home display. Its frames pair polished, paper-like designs with an app that supports unlimited uploads without subscription fees, and they can be preloaded with memories for gifting. The Carver is the company’s best-selling model, while Aura Ink uses an e-paper display for a more gallery-like presentation.NEW YORK, NY
MYAWANTAAwanta is a team of techies and road warriors with more than two decades of hardware and engineering experience in the consumer electronics industry. It develops reliable consumer electronics and mobile accessories for people building their digital lifestyles, while also serving wholesale customers.BROOKLYN, NY
BytechBytech makes consumer electronics and everyday tech accessories, including charging products and audio devices sold under its own brands. Its site highlights the iHome and Bytech names, with product support extending to a range of iHome manuals.BROOKLYN, NY
ThomsonThomson is a 130-year-old consumer electronics brand making products for home entertainment, computing, household use and security. Its range spans televisions and audio equipment alongside NEO laptops and the Rheita 100, an outdoor camera that combines motorized tracking with lighting and a siren. The brand presents its products under the banner “Useful Innovation, Made for You.”NEW YORK, NY