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China to Ship 8 Mln Knock-off Tablets in 2011
Sina Tech, 7/07/11
Sources within Taiwan's manufacturing industry have told Taiwan IT industry news site Digitimes that shipments of knock-off ("shanzhai") tablet PCs from mainland vendors reached 2 mln in Q1 2011, and are expected to total 8 mln for the year. Read More
Rumor: VIA Testing New EV-DO Chipset
Netease Tech, 11/02/10
Taiwanese chipset and CPU manufacturer VIA Technologies has reportedly begun trial handset production with Chinese manufacturers. Read More
Rumor: China Mobile to Buy RMB 21 Bln in Equipment from Taiwan
Netease Tech, 2/24/10
According to Taiwan's Commercial Times, China Mobile (NYSE: CHL; 0941.HK) deputy GM Sha Yuejia will travel to Taiwan in late March to meet with over ten telecom equipment vendors, including MediaTek, Foxconn (2038.HK; 2354.TW) and HTC. Read More
Via Telecom Plans 4G Chips, Cooperation with China Mobile
Sohu IT, 11/04/09
Zhang Ke, CEO of Taiwanese chipset and CPU manufacturer Via Technologies' subsidiary Via Telecom, has told Taiwan's Economic Daily News that Via Telecom is planning to develop 4G chipsets, and hopes to use these chipsets to become part of China Mobile's (NYSE: CHL; 0941.HK) supply chain. Read More
Intel Allies with SME on Laptops
China News.com, 12/15/08
The Taiwanese Economic Daily News reports that Intel will move into the mainland white-label notebook computer market. Read More
Qiao Xing Mobile Q2 Revenues Down 54%
Qiao Xing Mobile Press Release, 9/12/08
Chinese mobile handset vendor Qiao Xing Mobile Communication (NYSE: QXM), which operates primarily through subsidiary CEC Telecom ("CECT"), today announced its unaudited second quarter operating results for the three months ended June 30, 2008. Read More
Unicom Taps VIA for CDMA Chips
China Business News, 12/19/07
China Unicom (NYSE: CHU; 0762.HK; 600050.SH) and VIA Technologies (2388.TW) have formed a strategic partnership, which will see Unicom purchase CDMA chipsets from Via subsidiary Weirui. Read More
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