Asustek reportedly considering merger of Eee PC and notebook departments

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Asustek reportedly considering merger of Eee PC and notebook departments

Monica Chen and Max Wang, Taipei; Joseph Tsai, DIGITIMES Thursday 12 March 2009 0

Asustek Computer is considering consolidating its Eee PC and notebook departments to help increase efficiency and decrease the management costs for the two departments, according to market sources.

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