Originally posted by: inhotep
Originally posted by: dnuggett
I don't believe you are correct about Dell and Asus having a contract, prove me wrong. As far as yor previous comment about "I know somone who had a problem with their products", c'mon at least try to get some credibility with your statements. It's not a news flash or a point of contention to say that there are people with problems, there are millions of units out there.
This topic is really nonsense. Buy your Asus the rest of the world will make their own decisions.
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Asustek grabs Sony notebook order
Original date: 2005/8/8, Source said.
Asustek Computer recently beat out Quanta Computer and Foxconn Electronics to grab an order from Sony for a high-end notebook, with volume shipments slated for the second quarter of 2006. Monthly shipments of the order are estimated to reach 10,000-20,000 units, according to the paper.
In the past, Asustek and Quanta were the main notebook contract manufacturers for Sony. Existing orders that Asustek obtained from Sony will be fulfilled by the end of this quarter.
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Asustek lands notebook orders from NEC
Original date: 2005/8/3, Source said.
Asustek Computer recently secured a notebook order from Japan-based NEC, with volume shipments slated for September.
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Asustek lands notebook orders from HP
Original date: 2005/7/26, Source said.
Asustek Computer recently secured an assembly order for consumer-use notebooks from Hewlett-Packard (HP), with volume shipments slated for the end of this year.
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Asustek snatches Apple iBook orders from Quanta
Original date: 2005/6/20, Source said.
Asustek Computer recently beat out Quanta Computer to grab orders from Apple Computer for a 14.1-inch widescreen iBook model, with shipments to total about 500,000 notebooks.
Last year, Asustek shipped more than one million notebooks to Apple. According to sources, the company produced Apple?s 12.1-inch iBook and 12.1-inch PowerBook. Asustek also secured orders for the 15.4-inch iBook, which will be launched in 2006, the sources added.
Quanta is a major contract maker for the Apple PowerBook series.
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Asustek received volume orders for 12.1-inch OEM notebooks from Sharp
Original date: 2005/1/17, Source said.
Sharp has increased its outsourcing of electronics products from Taiwan, placing orders with Asustek Computer for the manufacture of a 12.1-inch slim-type notebook. (It was modified by Asus S5N model.)
Asustek may produce about 30,000 12.1-inch notebooks for Sharp, who will unveil the model in Japan on January 21, the paper said, adding that the contract project may carry over to include another 12.1-inch model and one 10.6-inch notebook in the near future.
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Asustek to begin volume shipments of 17-inch notebooks to Sony in 2H
Original date: 2004/6/9, Source said.
Motherboard maker Asustek Computer has reportedly received orders for 17-inch wide-screen notebooks from Sony, with volume shipments to begin in the second half of this year, according to sources at Taiwanese notebook makers.
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Asustek likely to land OEM notebook orders from IBM
Original date: 2004/2/23, Source said.
After becoming an OEM notebook contract maker for Sony and Apple Computer, Asustek Computer is expected to land notebook orders from IBM.
Asustek and IBM are expected to soon finalize an initial order for up to several hundred thousand units a year, with deliveries starting in the second half, the report said.
Sources at Asustek declined to comment on the report but are confident that the company will be able to ship about three million notebooks in 2004, according to the paper.
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Asustek passes Wistron to become third-largest notebook maker in Taiwan
Original date: 2004/1/9, Source said.
Asustek Computer shipped between 1.85 million and 1.9 million notebooks in 2003, more than doubling from 900,000 units in 2002 and propelling the company past Wistron to rank as Taiwan?s third-largest notebook maker, sources said.
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Asustek replaces Acer as a larger notebook vendor in China in 3Q
Original date: 2004/11/7, Source said.
Asustek Computer shipped 29,200 notebooks in China in the third quarter, replacing Acer as the sixth-largest notebook vendor in the domestic market, according to data from the China Center for Information Industry Development (CCID), as cited by Chunghwa Information & Communication Technology (ICT).
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Everyone knows that IBM, SONY or APPLE are the high quality "Name Brand" company. So, you know that when you buy Asus Notebooks PC means your buy IBM, SONY or APPLE same high quality products with reasonable price.