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Asustek likely to land OEM notebook orders from IBM

Compiled from outside sources; Steve Shen, DIGITIMES Asia Monday 23 February 2004 0

After becoming an OEM notebook contract maker for Sony and Apple Computer, Asustek Computer is expected to land notebook orders from IBM, the Chinese-language Commercial Times reported today.

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