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Asustek facing component shortages, but no plans for notebook price increase

Monica Chen, Taipei Jul 28, 2009, 12:21 0

Asustek Computer will not increase prices of its notebook PCs for the time being, despite increased components cost due to tight supply, according to the company.

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