Apr 4, 2022

San Francisco, California Apr 4, 2022 (Issuewire.com) - THINKWARE, a world-leading Korean dashcam brand, announced today Easter deals on seven of its flagship dashcams. The promotion will run April 4th - 24th, 2022, on the THINKWARE website, Amazon, Best Buy, and other specialty online retailers.
THINKWARE is offering sale pricing on seven dashcam models, including the F70, U1000, and Q800PRO models. The full list of dash cams available in the promotion are the following:
"The Easter season brings people together near and far, which often means hitting the roads to visit family and friends," said a THINKWARE representative. "THINKWARE's Easter promotion helps make that trip a little easier, offering great prices on our latest dash cams that come equipped with high-end safety features and best-in-class video quality that THINKWARE is known for."
For more information, visit the Thinkware website at www.thinkware.com.
About THINKWARE
Global IT Corporation THINKWARE DASH CAM was founded in Korea in 1997. Through consistent research and development in the field of smart car technologies, THINKWARE DASH CAM has established itself as the market leader in various sectors such as dash cams, electronic maps, navigation, mobile applications, and tablet PCs.
Spearheading the competition with world-class image processing technologies and an intuitive, user-friendly interface, THINKWARE DASH CAM debuted in the US market in 2014. THINKWARE DASH CAM has confirmed it will be exporting its DASH CAM lines into 17 other countries including the US, Canada, the UK, and Japan.
THINKWARE DASH CAM has continued to astound the industry with its world-class DASH CAM lines during its presence at global exhibitions like CES, SEMA, and The Gadget Show Live. For CES 2017, the world's largest consumer electronics show, THINKWARE received the Innovation Award of the Year for excellence in technology and design. The company has also received the IF, IDEA, and Red Dot Design Awards.
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