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Electronics Production | July 20, 2009

Foxconn to cut connector prices?

EMS-provider Foxconn is reportedly cutting connector prices to win back notebook customers.
EMS-giant Foxconn is rumoured to cut prices on its connectors to win back some notebook customers. Some Tier1 customrs have cancelled notebook manufacturing deals as a consequence to Foxconn's entrance in the notebook manufacturing business, reports DigiTimes.
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