Asustek outsources motherboard orders to Cal-Comp Electronics

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Asustek outsources motherboard orders to Cal-Comp Electronics

Monica Chen, Taipei; Joseph Tsai, DIGITIMES

Tuesday 20 December 2011

Asustek Computer has recently added Taiwan-based Cal-Comp Electronics, an affiliate of Compal Electronics, as its motherboard manufacturing partner and is expected to outsource 5-6 million motherboards to Cal-Comp in 2012, out of Asustek's total shipment...

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