Electronics Production | September 30, 2008
Asustek's notebook shipments to grow in 09
Asustek expects its notebook shipments to grow by 50% in 2009 and is said to outsource additional shipments.
The company has decided to outsource its additional shipments to EMS-providers, as Asustek is expecting notebook shipments to grow 50% and Eee PC shipments to grow 60% (on year) in 2009. However, the outsourcing volume to its subsidiary Pegatron Technology will stay the same, reports DigiTimes.
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