11 Jan 2008
After Telefonica Group's sale of O2 Asia Pacific to Mobile and Wireless Group (MWG), the suppliers of MWG (ex-O2 Asia) will change, according to industry sources. Asustek Computer and Quanta Computer will no longer make handsets for MWG while Gigabyte Communications and Arima Communications will become its major suppliers, the sources added.
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Friday, January 11, 2008
Monday, November 19, 2007
Quanta Computer ships 3.5G smartphones to Russia-based Rover Computers
19 Nov 2007
Quanta Computer has begun shipping a 3.5G smartphone, the G6, to Russia-based Rover Computers, according to sources in Taiwan's handset industry. The G6 is powered by a Marvell PXA270 processor and is equipped with a 2.7-inch touch-control display and a 2-megapixel camera.
Thursday, October 25, 2007
Huawai to tie up with Taiwan makers for WiMAX CPE, to launch WiMAX handsets in 2008
25 Oct, 2007
China-based Huawei Technologies is expected to tie up with a number of Taiwan makers, including Zyxel Communications, Alpha Networks and an affiliate company of Quanta Computer, for cooperation in the production of WiMAX CPE (customer premise equipment) products, according to sources at Huawei.
WiMAX CPE hardware coming from Zyxel, Alpha Networks and Quanta's subsidiary have passed Huawei's internal IOT (interoperability testing), the sources noted.
For its future cooperation with Taiwan makers, Huawei is expected to allow its production partners to ship WiMAX CPE products directly to its clients, instead of its current practice of placing OEM orders to Taiwan makers, according to sources at Taiwan's WiMAX device makers.
A total of six mobile WiMAX networks installed by Huawei in cooperation with telecom service providers around the globe have entered commercial operations, said sources at Huawei, who also noted that the six WiMAX operators are Saudi Telecom Company (STC) of Saudi Arabia, Summa Telecom of Russia, Mobilink of Pakistan, MTN (Mobile Telephone Networks) and Vodacom of South Africa, and Nextwave of the US.
According to the company sources, Huawei also plans to launch WiMAX handsets before the end of 2008, focusing on GSM/WiMAX, CDMA/WiMAX and 3G/WiMAX dual-mode models.
China-based Huawei Technologies is expected to tie up with a number of Taiwan makers, including Zyxel Communications, Alpha Networks and an affiliate company of Quanta Computer, for cooperation in the production of WiMAX CPE (customer premise equipment) products, according to sources at Huawei.
WiMAX CPE hardware coming from Zyxel, Alpha Networks and Quanta's subsidiary have passed Huawei's internal IOT (interoperability testing), the sources noted.
For its future cooperation with Taiwan makers, Huawei is expected to allow its production partners to ship WiMAX CPE products directly to its clients, instead of its current practice of placing OEM orders to Taiwan makers, according to sources at Taiwan's WiMAX device makers.
A total of six mobile WiMAX networks installed by Huawei in cooperation with telecom service providers around the globe have entered commercial operations, said sources at Huawei, who also noted that the six WiMAX operators are Saudi Telecom Company (STC) of Saudi Arabia, Summa Telecom of Russia, Mobilink of Pakistan, MTN (Mobile Telephone Networks) and Vodacom of South Africa, and Nextwave of the US.
According to the company sources, Huawei also plans to launch WiMAX handsets before the end of 2008, focusing on GSM/WiMAX, CDMA/WiMAX and 3G/WiMAX dual-mode models.
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