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Largan to benefit from 5G smartphones

Sammi Huang, Taipei; Adam Hwang, DIGITIMES Asia Thursday 26 December 2019 0

Smartphone-use lens module maker Largan Precision is expected to obtain multiple orders for lens modules for 5G smartphones to be launched in 2020, according to industry sources.

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