Lanix contracts to provide electronics to government entities in Mexico which has been a key part of the company's success including a contract from the Mexican Secretariat of Public Education to supply 16,000 classrooms across Mexico with computers. Lanix Lanix is a Mexican multinational company based in Hermosillo, Mexico. Manufactures and merchandises computer and mobile telephony equipment. It is recognized for being a pioneer in technology with business presence in a lot of countries of Latin America, where it has managed to stand out and become a distinguished brand. The company has international certifications that represent a commitment to quality and
SABA (electronics manufacturer) training school. Ten years later SABA launched the first portable LCD television. SABA launched several products designed by Philippe Starck, the director of consumer electronics at Thomson. These included: "Jim Nature" (1994), a portable TV set made of recycled high-density wood, now exhibited in the Museum of Modern Art (MoMA) in New York City, and "Oye-Oye", a small radio with an innovative form factor. Saba had a record label founded by Hans Georg Brunner-Schwer, grandson of the electronics company's founder, to produce music for automobile tape players. In 1967 Saba's catalogue included Oscar Peterson, Nathan Davis, and the Clarke-Boland Big