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NEWS & VIEWS |
Taipei,
Sunday, November 8, 2009
21:42 (GMT+8)
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Taiwan Electric Research & Testing Center signs MOU with Underwriters Laboratories on green energy Oct 16, 15:13 The Taiwan Electric Research & Testing Center (Tertec) has signed an MOU with Underwriters Laboratories (UL) for cooperation to provide product testing and certification services mainly for Taiwan-based makers of wind power-generating equipment and components, according to industry sources in Taiwan. Read more |
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Solar, wind power to enable base station market, says In-Stat Aug 27, 16:47 By 2014, over 230,000 cellular base stations in developing countries will be solar-powered or wind-powered, according to In-Stat. Read more |
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Taiwan, China groups sign MOU for cooperation on wind energy Aug 19, 11:23 The Taiwan Wind Energy Association (TWEA) and its China counterpart, the Chinese Wind Energy Association, on August 18 signed a memorandum of understanding (MOU) for cooperation in development of wind power-generating technologies and applications at a Taiwan-China Wind Energy Forum held in Taipei, according to the TWEA. Read more |
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Top-two China wind energy providers look to cooperate with Taiwan-based Teco Aug 18, 11:30 Sinovel Wind and Goldwind Science and Technology, the two largest China-based providers of wind power-generating solutions and equipment, expressed their willingness to cooperate with Taiwan-based Teco Electric & Machinery to tap markets in China and other countries at a Taiwan-China Wind Energy Forum taking place in Taipei on August 17-18. Read more |
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Taiwan hopes to cooperate with China in wind energy technology and market Aug 18, 11:09 The Taiwan government hopes that Taiwan's suppliers of wind power-generating equipment and services can cooperate with their China counterparts to set product standards, train manpower and tap international markets, said Huey-ching Yeh, director general of the Bureau of Energy under the Ministry of Economic Affairs (MOEA). Read more |
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Taiwan hosts cross-strait forum on wind power Aug 17, 12:22 The Taiwan government-sponsored Industrial Technology Research Institute (ITRI) and the Taiwan Wind Energy Association are jointly holding a cross-strait wind power generation forum in Taipei on August 17 and 18, mainly aiming to help Taiwan-based makers of wind power-generating equipment tap the China market, according to a statement from Taiwan's Ministry of Economic Affairs (MOEA) on August 16. Read more |
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Taiwan renewable energy law promises huge business opportunities for PV and wind power Jun 16, 10:33 Taiwan's Renewable Energy Development Statute enacted on June 12 will generate business opportunities with an estimated value of NT$360 billion (US$11.1 billion) for photovoltaic (PV) power and some NT$200 billion for wind power for the next two decades, according to industry sources. Read more |
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MSI unveils ultra-thin notebooks and Wind Top-series all-in-one PCs May 15, 16:11 Micro-Star International (MSI) has unveiled CULV-based X-Slim series notebooks and 12-inch Wind U series netbooks as well as Wind Top series all-in-one PCs. However, volume shipments of the ultra-thin notebooks are unlikely to start until July, according to company chairman Joseph Hsu. Read more |
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Acer, Asustek, MSI see 1Q09 netbook sales fall short of expectations Apr 21, 17:11 Taiwan-based netbook vendors saw shipment volumes fall short of their respective goals in the first quarter, according to sources at channel vendors. Read more |
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MSI launches U123-series Wind netbooks Apr 14, 17:00 Micro-Star international (MSI) has announced the U123-series Wind Netbooks. The first three models in the U123-series are the U123, U123H and U123T. Read more |
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CES 2009: MSI to showcase slim notebook and all-in-one PCs Jan 6, 17:16 In addition to introducing the new U series netbooks, Micro-Star International (MSI) will launch the new Wind Neton all-in-one PCs, X-Slim series and G series notebooks at CES 2009. Read more |
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MSI to launch 3.5G Wind netbook next month Oct 20, 14:08 Micro-Star International (MSI) is planning to launch the Wind U120 with a built-in 3.5G module in November this year. The netbook will feature Intel's Atom N270 processor, 1GB memory, 120GB hard drive and Windows XP and be priced around NT$18,000 (US$552) in a choice of white or black, according to notebook industry sources. Read more |
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MSI to ship over 300,000 Wind notebooks in 2008 Jun 12, 15:02 Micro-Star International (MSI) expects its Wind notebook (netbook) shipments to reach around 300,000-500,000 units in 2008, helping the company's total notebook shipments to reach up to two million units, according to Joseph Hsu, chairman of MSI. Read more |
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Computex 2008: Intel officially announces Atom, 90% of devices come from Taiwan makers Jun 3, 17:04 Intel has officially launched its Atom series processors for low-power consumption, low-cost PCs designed to give users access to the Internet anywhere. Read more |
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Computex 2008 opens doors: focus on WiMAX, ICT Crossover, New Generation notebooks and Green IT Jun 3, 01:00 Computex 2008 will officially start tomorrow (June 3) and the show will focus on four general topics; WiMAX, ICT Crossover, New Generation notebooks and Green IT. 1,725 worldwide vendors and makers will exhibit at the show across 4,492 booths, a large increase of 53% compared to in 2007. Read more |
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Asustek brings forward launch of 10-inch Eee PC May 28, 15:45 With Micro-Star International (MSI) expected to officially launch its 10-inch Wind series notebooks and Acer planning to launch an 8.9-inch Aspire low-cost PC in Europe priced at 299 euros (US$469.49) over the next few weeks, Asustek Computer has decided to rush forward plans to launch a 10-inch version Eee PC, according to notebook industry sources. The Eee PC 1000 is now expect to be launched on June 3 along with the Eee PC 901 and Asustek is also preparing lower priced versions of current models, the sources noted. Read more |
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