Founded in 1956, SDI Technologies designs, manufactures, and markets a broad range of consumer electronics that are both innovative and high in quality. SDI’s key products lines include alarm clocks, clock radios, portable speakers, home audio systems, and cell phone speakers, which are marketed under several national brands, including Soundesign, Timex, iHome, Made for iPod, Designed for Zune, Made for Sansa, and Bluetooth.

SDI’s affiliate, KIDdesigns, manufactures and markets a broad range of toys, including electronic role play toys, electronic learning toys, and electronic games under several national brands, including Barbie, Spider-Man, The Incredible Hulk, Transformers, American Idol, Jumpstart, and several others. KIDdesigns’ products feature innovative technologies and interactive applications for role playing, learning, and entertainment for boys and girls of all ages.

SDI supports its products with national advertising campaigns on television, in print, on the internet, on bus stops, and through sponsorships of celebrity events, and wins several industry awards for its innovative products, unique features, and custom designs. SDI has seven offices and facilities throughout North America and Asia with over 400 employees. SDI designs and develops all of its products, packaging, and displays in-house and performs cross quality control checks in both the US and Asia, which is how it maintains one of the lowest return rates in the industry, in addition to its 99% on-time shipping record. SDI’s products can be found worldwide through virtually every distribution network in over 45 countries.
Company Highlights:
1956
We introduced one of the first Pocket Cigarette Lighters & Transistor Radios.
1961
We went public on the American Stock Exchange.
1970
We introduced the world’s first Stereo Rack System.
1972
We introduced the world’s first Cassette Clock Radio.
1983
We introduced the world’s first Telephone Clock Radio.
1989
We introduced our KIDdesigns Division to market Playskool Electronic Toys.
1993
We signed license agreements with Timex & Zenith to market Audio Electronics.
1997
We introduced the world’s first Nature Sounds Alarm Clocks and Clock Radios.
2005
We launched our iHome brand and introduced the world’s first iPod Clock Radio.
2007
We signed license agreements with SanDisk and Microsoft to market audio electronics for the Sansa and Zune.
2008
We introduced the world’s first iPhone Clock Radio, Zune Clock Radio, and Sansa Clock Radio.