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Notebook component demand heats up in March

Kate Tsai, Taipei; Willie Teng, DIGITIMES Asia Thursday 15 March 2001 0

With notebook sales showing signs of an upswing in February, Taiwan’s components manufacturers such as Ambit Microsystems, Sunonwealth Electric Machine Industrial (Sunon), Speed Tech and Catcher Technology are optimistic about the market outlook...

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