Asustek Android smartphone set to hit in Q4 2009
Was for a while, everyone jump into the netbook market. There are still a new company to offer netbooks all the time, but many companies now jumping into the smartphone market. The operating system of choice is Android and the latest company announced an Android cell phone, is on the way Asustek.
Asus’ chairman Jonney Shih and President and CEO Jerry Shen announced that the company will bring its Android smartphone on the market this year would be. The device is already in the 4th Quarter of 2009 hit, but whether it will take time for the lucrative Christmas season, is not known. The couple gave no indication or evidence of the Android device.
The two leaders talked a little about what they expect though for the Christmas season with notebooks and netbooks. DigiTimes reports that Shih notebook demand for the 4th Quarter of 2009, expects to begin the launch of Windows 7 and the new Intel notebook platform Capella high. Shin believes that the transition will be into 2010, demand for netbooks do not grow as strongly as before. This is possibly due to the revival of the economy and more consumers are looking to buy high-performance notebooks, instead netbook machines.
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