• Taiwan contract makers add to choices for end users

  When it was founded in 1997, a Taiwanese firm with the drab, generic name High-Tech Computer did what almost everyone on the island does: It made its money doing contract manufacturing work for bigger-name brands.

  By Ralph Jennings | 19 April, 2011 08:11

  Tags: htc, Acer, Asustek Computer, Micro-Star International, CyWee, Quanta Computer, Gigabyte Technology, business issues, Investments, consumer electronics, hardware systems

• Gigabyte to sell dual-boot Windows-Android tablet this year

  Taiwanese motherboard maker Gigabyte Technology will come out with two Android tablets later this year, including one that can also run Windows, and a Windows 8 tablet next year, the company senior vice president said on Wednesday.

  By Ralph Jennings | 13 April, 2011 20:49

  Tags: Android, consumer electronics, Gigabyte Technology, hardware systems, laptops, Phones, Richard Ma, tablet PCs

• Gigabyte prices Windows 7 tablet PC to match iPad in Taiwan

  Gigabyte Technology has begun taking orders for its S1080 Windows 7 tablet in its home market of Taiwan, and expects to start sales in other parts of the world next month.

  By Ralph Jennings | 13 April, 2011 01:26

  Tags: Gigabyte Technology, hardware systems, laptops, tablet PCs

• Quake unlikely to raise prices, say Taiwanese PC makers

  Taiwanese PC makers said on Thursday that product prices would hold steady this year despite disruptions to raw material supplies after the massive Japan earthquake last month.

  By Ralph Jennings | 07 April, 2011 18:50

  Tags: Acer, Asustek Computer, Components, consumer electronics, Gigabyte Technology, hardware systems, High Tech Computer, laptops, Micro-Star International, Phones, smartphones

• Taiwanese PC makers see Q1 snags after Intel recall

  Taiwan's top computer makers such as Acer and Asustek expect dips in first-quarter shipments as they stop early sales of units containing potentially flawed chipsets recalled by Intel.

  By Ralph Jennings | 09 February, 2011 20:22

  Tags: Acer, Asustek Computer, Components, desktop pcs, Gigabyte Technology, hardware systems, Intel, laptops, Motherboards, processors

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